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Transport Scotland reports finds many women feel unsafe on buses and trains

'Condom was dropped in my bag' - women feel unsafe on public transport

Estimated 460,000 Scots expect to go into debt as living costs soar, YouGov survey suggests

Around 460,000 Scots expect to go into debt, study suggests

Weather warnings for snow, ice and wildfires issued across Scotland

Weather warnings for snow, ice and wildfires issued across Scotland

SNP’s Westminster leader Stephen Flynn announces support for Humza Yousaf in leadership race

SNP Westminster leader announces support for Yousaf in leadership race

Scottish ministers say Migration Bill will increase risk of exploitation

Scottish ministers say Migration Bill will increase risk of exploitation

SNP leadership: ‘Of course I take Kate Forbes at her word’, Humza Yousaf confirms

Humza Yousaf: 'Of course I take Kate Forbes at her word'

Wegovy celebrity weight loss drug semaglutide could come to Scotland after approval in NHS England

Celeb weight loss drug could come to Scotland after approval in England

Ash Regan: Members could leave SNP if Humza Yousaf wins SNP leadership race over lack of independence progress

Members could leave SNP if Humza Yousaf becomes leader, Ash Regan says

Risk of wildfire ‘extreme’ in parts of Scotland this weekend – Scottish Fire and Rescue Service

Risk of wildfire 'extreme' in parts of Scotland this weekend

Free smart doorbells handed out to East Renfrewshire residents

Free smart doorbells handed out under council scheme

Scotland’s largest teaching union backs pay deal to end months of strikes over wage increase

Scotland's largest teachers union accepts pay deal ending strike threat

Scottish teachers’ union EIS expected to announce results of pay ballot

Scottish teachers' union expected to announce results of pay ballot

SNP MP Stewart McDonald challenges leadership candidates on foreign policy

SNP MP challenges leadership candidates on foreign policy

Over two-thirds of Scottish shop workers have faced verbal abuse at work, USDAW survey finds

Two-thirds of shop workers have faced verbal abuse - survey

Storm Larisa set to bring ‘treacherous’ ice and snow as travel warnings issued

Storm Larisa set to bring 'treacherous' ice and snow as travel warnings issued

Industry rejects Scottish Government plans to ban alcohol advertising

Industry rejects Scottish Government plans to ban alcohol advertising

Mortons Rolls: Scottish Government meets with investors in bid to save Glasgow bakery

Scottish Government meets with investors in bid to save Mortons Rolls

Scottish secondary teachers union SSTA votes to accept pay deal

Scottish secondary teachers union votes to accept pay deal

Boy, nine, left waiting for months on NHS for spine surgery, Anas Sarwar tells Nicola Sturgeon told

Boy, nine, left waiting for months for spine surgery, Sturgeon told

Nicola Sturgeon’s ‘ears must have been burning’ during SNP leaders’ debate as Kate Forbes ‘trashed’ government

Sturgeon's 'ears must have been burning' through SNP debate, says Ross

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