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UK customer personal data stolen as Glasgow-based Arnold Clark hit by Christmas cyber attack

Arnold Clark customer personal data stolen in huge UK-wide cyber attack

World’s first full-size self-driving bus service set for launch in Scotland

World's first full-size self-driving bus service set for launch in Scotland

Scottish workers strike in UK-wide co-ordinated industrial action against Government labour laws changes

Half a million strike in 'biggest co-ordinated action in decades'

Coffee shops: ‘Huge’ difference in caffeine between Costa, Starbucks, Greggs and Pret a Manger

Costa cappuccino 'five times stronger' than Starbucks version

Ultra-processed foods 'may increase risk of cancer’, studies find

Ultra-processed foods 'may increase risk of cancer’, studies find

Decline in teacher numbers ‘wholly unacceptable’ say Scottish Government

Decline in teacher posts 'wholly unacceptable' say Scottish Government

People in Police Scotland custody provided ‘wide variation’ in healthcare, report finds

People in police custody provided 'wide variation' in healthcare

Paperchase stationery shops face closure after Tesco buys brand

Homelessness in Scotland at highest since records began, statistics published by government show

Homelessness in Scotland at highest since records began

Scottish firefighters and control room staff vote to strike over pay

Scottish firefighters and control room staff vote to strike over pay

Why are supermarkets ditching coloured lids on milk bottles?

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Why are supermarkets ditching coloured lids on milk bottles?

‘Puddles of Petrol’: Rare nacreous clouds captured over country

'Puddles of Petrol': Rare nacreous clouds captured over Scotland

Asda workers in Scotland faced with pay cuts ‘using payday loans and foodbanks’ GMB organisers say

Asda workers faced with pay cuts 'using payday loans and foodbanks'

Scots macaroon and snowball maker Lees bought over in £6m deal

Scots macaroon and snowball maker Lees bought over in £6m deal

Teacher strikes: Rolling walkouts to affect schools in ten Scottish council areas

Another week of teacher strikes to close schools in ten council areas

Scottish small businesses to be surveyed on trading struggles

Scottish small businesses to be surveyed on trading struggles

Trans prisoners with history of violence against women will not be held in Scots’ female jails

Transfers of transgender prisoners 'paused' amid urgent review

Yellow wind warning issued as 80mph gusts set to batter Scotland overnight on Tuesday

Yellow wind warning issued as 80mph gusts set to batter Scotland

Sturgeon should step in to stop transfer of transgender prisoner, Conservatives say

Sturgeon 'should step in to stop transfer of transgender prisoner'

Highway Code: Most drivers don’t know new rules of the road, YouGov poll for Cycling UK suggests

Most drivers still don’t know new rules of the road – do you?

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