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Concern as just 15% of fly-tipping cases result in prosecution, say Scottish Conservatives

Concern as just 15% of fly-tipping cases result in prosecution

Nicola Sturgeon set to apologise to unmarried women in Scotland forced to give babies up for adoption

FM expected to apologise to unwed mothers forced to give up babies

Police Scotland ‘not in same area’ to Met over misconduct handling

Police Scotland ‘not in same area’ to Met over misconduct handling

Kate Forbes is a ‘religious fundamentalist’ who is ‘obsessed with sex’, SNP MP John Nicolson suggests

SNP MP suggests Forbes is a 'religious fundamentalist obsessed with sex'

Lorna Slater faces questions over deposit return scheme amid row over £300,000 salary for company chief

MSPs in row over £300,000 salary for deposit return scheme chief

Scottish Conservatives accuse SNP of ‘unprecedented’ bid to cancel First Minister’s Questions for new leader

Tories accuse SNP of ‘unprecedented’ bid to cancel FMQs for new leader

Nicola Sturgeon chairs last ever cabinet meeting as Scotland’s First Minister

Nicola Sturgeon chairs last ever cabinet meeting as First Minister

Scottish Government launches public consultation on minimum hours of school learning required

What should the new legal minimum number of school hours be?

Met Office issue yellow weather alert as gusts up to 75mph could disrupt travel and power supply in Scotland

Weather alert as gusts up to 75mph 'could disrupt travel and power'

Child migration ‘shameful chapter’ in country’s history, inquiry finds

Child migration ‘shameful chapter’ in country’s history, inquiry finds

A&E target time missed for more than a third of patients, Public Health Scotland figures show

A&E waits worsen as target missed for more than a third of patients

Drinks-related rubbish found on 95% of beach litter surveys The Marine Conservation Society reveals

Drinks-related rubbish found on 95% of beach litter surveys

Humza Yousaf pledges free football club membership for young people in SNP leadership race

Humza Yousaf plans free football club memberships in leadership race

Minimum unit pricing (MUP) for alcohol saves hundreds of lives in Scotland, The Lancet study finds

Alcohol minimum pricing saves hundreds of lives, study finds

Lowest paid Scottish Parliament staff to see wage increase to £15 per hour

Lowest paid Scottish Parliament staff to see £6000 wage increase

Humza Yousaf and Kate Forbes insist SNP is united despite resignation of Peter Murrell over membership row

SNP candidates insist party remains united despite resignations

Strikes avoided as Royal College of Nursing members vote to accept NHS pay deal from Scottish Government

NHS strikes avoided as nurses accept Scottish Government pay deal

Nicola Sturgeon tells Loose Women: I attended memorial service ‘while still having a miscarriage’

Sturgeon: I attended memorial service ‘while still having miscarriage’

Nicola Sturgeon ‘has not heard’ if she or Peter Murrell will be interviewed by police over SNP finance probe

Nicola Sturgeon 'has not heard' from police over SNP finance probe

RMT members at Network Rail accept offer to end ongoing dispute which has affected trains in Scotland

RMT members at Network Rail accept offer to end bitter pay dispute

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