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Cameron Norrie preparing for last-four clash after quarter-final win

Cameron Norrie preparing for last-four clash after quarter-final win

Thousands of homes still without power after Scotland is battered by Storm Otto amid weather warnings

Homes face second night without power as storm leaves thousands cut off

Scottish Government baby boxes delivered to 250,000 families since scheme’s launch

Baby boxes delivered to 250,000 families since scheme’s launch

RCN union recommends nurses accept ‘record’ pay deal from Scottish Government

Union recommends nurses accept pay deal from Scottish Government

Humza Yousaf ‘seriously considering’ First Minister bid after resignation of Nicola Sturgeon

Yousaf 'seriously considering' bid to replace Sturgeon as First Minister

Paisley British embassy spy David Smith jailed for 13 years after selling secrets to Russia

British embassy spy jailed for 13 years after selling secrets to Russia

No direct London to Scotland trains amid Network Rail weekend engineering works

No direct London to Scotland trains amid Network Rail weekend works

Power restored to thousands in North as Storm Otto batters Scotland with 80mph winds and heavy rain overnight

Power restored to thousands after Storm Otto batters Scotland

Government facing fresh calls to axe National Care Service plans after Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation

Government facing fresh calls to axe National Care Service plans

Ayrshire man scams £7m from top US bitcoin broker as fraud cases soar in Scotland

Scot scams £7m from top US bitcoin broker as fraud cases soar

Best Start: Figures reveal £2.3m unspent on pre-paid food cards for disadvantaged families

More than £2.3m left unspent on families' pre-paid food cards

Traffic lights ‘could be obsolete in 20 years’ engineer suggests amid Nissan self-driving car trial in London

Traffic lights 'could disappear from roads in 20 years'

Scotland faces further rail strikes as RMT union Network Rail staff walk out

Scotland faces further rail strikes as Network Rail staff walk out

Royal Mail workers in Communication Workers Union vote ‘overwhelmingly’ to continue strikes campaign

Royal Mail workers vote 'overwhelmingly' to continue strikes campaign

Woman who filed complaint against Brian McConnachie KC welcomes misconduct ruling

Woman who filed complaint against top Scots lawyer welcomes ruling

Candlelit vigils to be held in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen after Brianna Ghey murder

Candlelit vigils to be held across Scotland after Brianna Ghey murder

Police Scotland see rise in ‘tension and concern’ among LGBT+ people

Police Scotland see rise in 'tension and concern' among LGBT+ people

Storm Otto set to batter Scotland with 75mph winds in first named storm of the year

Storm Otto to batter Scotland with 75mph winds and heavy rain

Salmond: 'Sturgeon led Scottish independence campaign up a cul-de-sac'

Salmond: 'Sturgeon led Scottish independence campaign up a cul-de-sac'

Nicola Sturgeon – a timeline as Scotland’s longest-serving First Minister resigns

Nicola Sturgeon's career timeline following resignation as FM

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Scots boy, 7, runs 100 miles to raise money for brother's first wheelchair

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