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Nearly two million people turning down heating due to bills, study finds
Scotland

Nearly two million people turning down heating due to bills, study finds

Campaigners call for braille labels on food products in Scotland
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Campaigners call for braille labels on food products in Scotland

Buckingham Palace reveals details about King’s coronation weekend
Scotland

Buckingham Palace reveals details about King’s coronation weekend

Hundreds gather Glasgow city centre’s Buchanan Street in protest against Government’s gender reform bill block
Glasgow & West

Hundreds gather in protest against gender reform bill block

‘Godfather’ of modern Scottish independence movement Tom Nairn dies
Scotland

'Godfather' of modern Scottish independence movement Tom Nairn dies

Hundreds of red squirrel sightings ‘will help save iconic species’
Scotland

Hundreds of red squirrel sightings 'will help save iconic species'

Stagecoach owner Dame Ann Gloag charged with human trafficking offences
Scotland

Stagecoach owner Dame Ann Gloag charged with human trafficking offences

EIS teaching union provides support to tackle extreme misogyny in classrooms
Scotland

Teaching union provides support to tackle extreme misogyny in classrooms

Police Scotland confirm staff vetting against national databases after case of Met officer David Carrick
Scotland

Police Scotland confirm staff vetting against national databases

Inquiry into M9 crash deaths of mum and partner delayed to September
Scotland

Inquiry into M9 crash deaths of mum and partner delayed to September

Teachers announce further strikes across Scotland as schools close
Scotland

Teachers announce further strikes across Scotland as schools close

Scottish Government orders review into environmental impact of disposable vapes
Scotland

Government orders review into environmental impact of disposable vapes

Did Covid lockdowns cause rise in communication issues among Scots children?
Scotland

Did Covid lockdown cause rise in communication issues among kids?

Scottish private housing rent caps extended by six months until September
Scotland

Private housing rent rises capped for six months

Humza Yousaf says Scottish Government to consider banning disposable vapes
Scotland

Scottish Government to consider banning disposable vapes

Scotland records coldest night of the year as ice and snow Met Office weather warnings continue
Highlands & Islands

Scotland records coldest night of the year as ice and snowfall continues

Scotland records highest weekly number of flu deaths for more than 20 years
Scotland

Deadliest week sees most flu deaths recorded in more than 20 years

Nicola Sturgeon faces First Minister’s Questions amid row over gender reforms
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Nicola Sturgeon faces MSPs amid teacher strikes and gender Bill row

A68 at Earlston closed after crash near Ravenswood Roundabout amid freezing weather
Edinburgh & East

A68 closed after crash near roundabout amid freezing weather

Major crash between truck and lorry completely closes A1 at Eyemouth
Edinburgh & East

Major crash between truck and lorry completely closes A1

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Cyclist taking part in Loch Ness Etape event dies after being hit by car
Highlands & Islands

Cyclist taking part in event dies after being hit by car 

Teenager who died in hospital after being struck by van in Dumfries and Galloway named
Glasgow & West

Teenager who died in hospital after being struck by van named

Baby with ‘squint’ in his eye diagnosed with aggressive rare cancer bilateral retinoblastoma
Edinburgh & East

Baby with squint in his eye diagnosed with rare cancer

John Swinney joins calls to axe Kneecap from TRNSMT festival after ‘kill your local MP’ video
Glasgow & West

Swinney joins calls to axe Kneecap from TRNSMT after 'kill local MP' video emerges

Death of man, 22, on Isle of Jura treated as ‘unexplained’ 
Highlands & Islands

Death of man, 22, on Scottish island treated as 'unexplained' 

Edinburgh Airport allows passengers to keep liquids and electronics in bags – here’s why
Edinburgh & East

Passengers allowed to keep liquids and electronics in bags at Scots airport

Toddler permanently disfigured after being struck by e-bike on footpath
Glasgow & West

Toddler permanently disfigured after being struck by e-bike on footpath

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HMP Perth helping inmates to prepare for life after prison with training and employment schemes
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'Having no job could send me back to prison - now I have a chance’

‘I wanted to stay strong for my family’: Motherwell star John Koutroumbis reflects on cancer diagnosis
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'It was a learning curve': Motherwell star reflects on cancer diagnosis

Glasgow’s historic buildings under threat amid soaring repair costs
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How can Glasgow save its world-class architectural legacy?

How long are learner drivers in Scotland waiting for tests as target to cut backlog missed
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How long are learner drivers in Scotland waiting for tests?

Prayers and tributes made to Pope Francis across Scotland following death at 88
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Prayers and tributes made to Pope Francis across Scotland 

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‘Extreme’ wildfire warning issued for parts of Scotland
Scotland

‘Extreme’ wildfire warning issued for parts of Scotland

Football charity Street Soccer launches recycled football kit initiative to raise funds
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Scotland

Football charity launches recycled football kit initiative

GPs warn £290m funding gap threatens future of NHS
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GPs warn £290m funding gap threatens future of NHS

Almost half of Scots fall victim to banned sales tactics, poll suggests
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Edinburgh & East

Almost half of Scots fall victim to banned sales tactics, poll suggests

Abortion buffer zone legislation not enforceable when clinics closed, police say
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Abortion buffer zone legislation not enforceable when clinics closed, police say

Hay Fever season in Scotland: When it starts, what to expect and where it’s worst
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Hay Fever season: When it starts, what to expect and where it’s worst

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Thousands of walkers in kilts stride out to raise millions for charity
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Thousands of walkers in kilts stride out to raise millions for charity

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Large parts of Spain and Portugal hit by major power outages
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Large parts of Spain and Portugal hit by major power outages

Celebrity Big Brother stars JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes say bond is ‘platonic’
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Celebrity Big Brother stars JoJo Siwa and Chris Hughes say bond is ‘platonic’

Conclave to elect new pope will start on May 7
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Conclave to elect new pope will start on May 7