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Aldi hands supermarket workers pay rise to £11.40 an hour months after previous increase

Aldi hands supermarket workers pay rise months after previous increase

Island campaigner brands further Ferguson Marine ferry delays ‘disgrace’

Island campaigner brands further ferry delays 'absolute disgrace'

National Museum of Scotland and Edinburgh Castle among most-visited tourist attractions in 2022

What were Scotland's most-visited tourist attractions in 2022?

Scottish Government: Comic Relief women’s projects in Africa receive £2.7m support

Comic Relief projects in Africa receive £2.7m government support

Royal Mail referred to regulator Ofcom for investigation over letter delivery requirement

Royal Mail referred to regulator Ofcom over letter delivery failures

Police plan crackdown on 'incel' culture to protect women and girls

Police plan crackdown on 'incel' culture to protect women and girls

Mortons Rolls in Glasgow could restart production amid investor talks, says MSP Bill Kidd

Mortons Rolls 'could restart production in days' amid investor talks

SNP reveals huge membership losses as 30,000 people leave party

SNP reveals huge membership losses as 30,000 people leave party

NHS and ambulance staff narrowly accept latest pay offer

NHS and ambulance staff narrowly accept latest pay offer

Ferguson Marine ferries delayed for another six months, John Swinney says

Ferries to be delayed for another six months, John Swinney says

Scots urged to host 'big lunch' in honour of King Charles' coronation

Scots urged to host 'big lunch' in honour of King Charles' coronation

‘Fat cat’ Ferguson ferry bosses paid bonuses for ‘failure’, Douglas Ross tells Nicola Sturgeon at FMQs

'Fat cat' shipyard bosses 'paid bonuses for failure', claims Ross

Kate Forbes and Ash Regan demand independent auditor oversee SNP leadership election

SNP candidates demand independent auditor oversee leadership election

New Scottish legislation aims to ‘strengthen and modernise’ charity laws, says social justice minister

New legislation aims to ‘strengthen and modernise’ charity laws

Scotland Tonight: Concerns over gambling recovery and advertising regulation

'It put me in a dark place - nothing else mattered but gambling'

Plea to increase hospice funding to avoid 'palliative care crisis'

Plea to increase hospice funding to avoid 'palliative care crisis'

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt accused of delivering ‘historic blow’ to Scotch whisky industry in Spring Budget

Chancellor accused of delivering ‘historic blow’ to whisky industry

Humza Yousaf, Kate Forbes and Ash Regan call on SNP chief Peter Murrell to release party membership numbers

SNP urged to reveal membership numbers by leadership candidates

Long Covid: Nurse forced to quit after health battle amid calls for support for frontline workers

Nurse forced to quit after 28 years in NHS due to Long Covid

Scotland to receive extra £320m from 2023 UK Spring Budget, chancellor Jeremy Hunt announces

Scotland to receive extra £320m from UK Budget, chancellor announces

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