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SNP urged to divert ‘vanity spending’ on Scottish independence referendum

SNP urged to divert 'vanity spending' on Scottish independence referendum

Nearly a quarter of Scots in debt over household bills and groceries, data from TSB says

Nearly a quarter of Scots 'in debt over household bills and groceries'

Second day of Network Rail strikes on Tuesday as workers walk out starting ScotRail Christmas travel chaos

'Only travel if necessary': ScotRail runs skeleton service amid strikes

Royal Mail workers warn of ‘Christmas meltdown’ in strike action over ‘imposed’ pay deal

Postal workers warn of 'Christmas meltdown' in strike over pay deal

Vehicles stolen while left running to defrost windows

Vehicles stolen while left running to defrost windows

Doddie Weir memorial service to be streamed live by Scottish Rugby

Doddie Weir memorial service to be streamed live by Scottish Rugby

Glasgow police issue warning after children spotted on frozen water amid deaths of young boys in Solihull lake

Police issue warning after youngsters spotted playing on ice patches

Elite Sports Group seeking £9.5m from Rangers over kit sales appoints administrators

Company seeking £9.5m from Rangers over kits appoints administrators

Pan Am flight 103 Lockerbie bombing suspect Abu Agila Mas’ud not facing charges in Scotland – Lord Advocate

'Lockerbie bombing suspect not facing charges in Scotland'

Scottish drug death numbers continue to fall after highest level on record

Drug death numbers continue to fall after highest level on record

Scottish Government wins legal case over definition of woman

Scottish Government wins legal case over definition of woman

Shetland power cuts could last until end of week as engineers say severe weather is ‘worst in 20 years’

Highlands & Islands

Power cuts could last all week due to 'worst conditions in 20 years'

Scottish employment rate hits joint record high with pre-covid figures, according to ONS

Scottish employment rate hits joint record high with pre-covid figures

What schools and nurseries are closed across Scotland on Tuesday amid ice and Met Office weather warnings

Snow day: What schools are closed across Scotland amid big freeze?

Thousands left without power in Shetland Islands overnight as temperatures plunge to new low

Highlands & Islands

Thousands left without power overnight as temperatures plunge to new low

Warning deaf children in Scotland are not getting enough support as teacher numbers fall, report finds

Deaf children 'not getting enough support' as teacher numbers fall

Driving test examiners kick off month of strikes in Scotland amid huge backlogs

Backlogs expected as driving test examiners kick off month of strikes

Police Scotland urge men to be aware of escalating behaviour in new domestic abuse campaign on Tinder

Is That Me? Campaign on Tinder urges men to see signs of domestic abuse

Scottish homes ‘cut back’ on ventilation despite risks of mould, according to Opinium

Scottish homes 'cut back' on ventilation despite risks of mould

Five days of Network Rail strikes begin as RMT workers walk out starting ScotRail Christmas travel disruption

Five days of travel disruption across Scotland as rail strikes begin

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