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Climate crisis: Tattoo artists embrace vegan ink and go plastic-free

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Vegan inks and no plastic: How tattoo artists are going green

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Plans to guarantee teacher jobs and end standardised testing put forward by Scottish Lib Dems

Calls to provide a job guarantee for qualified teachers in Scotland

Scottish Government accused of ‘breaking own laws’ over smoke alarm delay

Scottish Government accused of 'breaking law' over smoke alarm delay

Scottish rent controls policy ‘long overdue’ as housing costs soar amid cost of living crisis

'Rent freeze needed to protects tenants from cost of living crisis'

Council pay talks to continue on Sunday amid public health warning over waste

Council pay talks to continue amid public health warning over waste

Health bosses warn of ‘limited’ monkeypox vaccine supply amid increase in Scottish cases

Health bosses warn of 'limited' monkeypox vaccine supply as cases rise

‘Decontamination’ of streets may be needed for public health safety as bin strikes continue

'Decontamination' of streets may be needed for public health safety

Call for education statistics body to cut through ‘spin’ on performance

Call for education statistics body to cut through 'spin' on performance

Jeremy Kyle guest rape victim: ‘Every time show came on I suffered PTSD’

Jeremy Kyle guest rape victim: 'Every time show came on I suffered PTSD'

'I'm petrified' - people at the sharp end of soaring energy costs

'I'm petrified' - people at the sharp end of soaring energy costs

Appeal for witnesses after high-value trailer theft

Appeal for witnesses after high-value trailer theft

Schools across Scotland to close for three days due to strike action

Schools across Scotland to close for three days due to strike action

Bakers facing ‘existential threat’ in Scotland write to politicians amid soaring energy costs

Bakers facing 'existential threat' in Scotland amid soaring costs

Protest to take place at Ofgem offices in Glasgow over price cap hike

Protesters surround Ofgem's Scottish headquarters over price cap hike

£6 for a steak bake: How much would everyday items cost if they rose in line with energy?

£6 steak bake: If everything was like energy, how much would it cost?

More than 100,000 Royal Mail postal workers walk out in ‘biggest strike since 2009’

'Biggest strike of summer' begins as postal workers walk out

GMB and Unison bin strikes in 20 councils including Glasgow, Aberdeen and Lanarkshire as school closures loom

More bin strikes start in 20 councils as school closures loom

Cost of Living: Ofgem says energy price cap will rise to record £3,549 in October

Cost of Living: Energy price cap set for record rise to £3,549 in October

Strike by journalists at newspaper group postponed amid talks

Strike by journalists at newspaper group postponed amid talks

Scottish Government Nordic office to be officially opened by Nicola Sturgeon in Copenhagen

FM to officially open Scottish Government's Nordic office in Denmark

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