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Scots firefighters tell of ‘carnage’ during Turkey earthquake rescues

Scots firefighters tell of 'carnage' during Turkey earthquake rescues

Teacher strikes: NASUWT union rejects revised Scottish Government pay offer

Union reveals 'anger among teachers' after rejecting revised pay offer

Over half of Police Scotland sexual misconduct complaints happened while staff on duty

Over half police sexual misconduct complaints involve on-duty staff

Teachers set to begin three-day targeted strikes in key constituencies with EIS Union

Teachers set to begin three-day targeted strikes in key constituencies

NSPCC calls for tough Online Safety Bill as Police Scotland record 3,000 child abuse images

Police record 3,000 child abuse image crimes in five years

More than half of students in Scotland have skipped meal due to lack of cash, study finds

Most students have skipped meals due to lack of cash, study finds

What is the Free Church of Scotland and what are its beliefs?

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What is the Free Church of Scotland and what are its beliefs?

Scottish councils to receive extra £100m boost in budget, reveals John Swinney

Scottish councils to receive extra £100m boost, reveals John Swinney

Asda, Tesco, Aldi and Morrisons limit sales of tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers amid supply issues

Asda, Tesco, Aldi and Morrisons limit sales of fruit and vegetables

Strike action by Bidvest Noonan depot workers in Aberdeen and Glasgow to ‘force First Buses off roads’

Strikes by First Bus depot workers to 'force services off roads'

Why is there a shortage of tomatoes on supermarket shelves?

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Why is there a shortage of tomatoes on supermarket shelves?

Teachers strike in Nicola Sturgeon, John Swinney, Shirley-Anne Sommerville and Ross Greer’s areas

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Is my child's school affected by targeted teacher strikes?

ChatGPT: Is Scotland's education sector equipped for AI revolution?

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ChatGPT: Is Scotland's education sector equipped for AI revolution?

Scots share their pictures for National Love Your Pet Day

Scots share their pictures for National Love Your Pet Day

Driving test examiners announce ten days of strikes across Scotland

Driving test examiners announce ten days of strikes across Scotland

Inverclyde Council only in Scotland to be shortlisted for best in UK award

One Scottish council makes shortlist for best in UK award

Household energy bills set to soar despite £1,000 drop in price cap

Household energy bills set to soar despite £1,000 drop in price cap

Vulnerable Scottish households in Edinburgh and Glasgow missing out on redeeming prepayment energy vouchers

Scottish households missing out on redeeming energy vouchers

Further delay to deposit return ‘would be frankly unbearable’, Scots campaigners say

Further delay to deposit return 'would be frankly unbearable'

Homes finally have power restored after Storm Otto cut off supply

Homes have power restored after Storm Otto cut off supplies for days

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