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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt urged to ‘give gift of life’ by scrapping defibrillator VAT by SNP MP

Chancellor urged to 'give gift of life' by scrapping defibrillator VAT

Covid fades but strikes, Brexit and inflation chill Christmas cheer in Scotland

Tight Christmas: Covid fades but strikes and inflation chill festive cheer

Dozens of drivers in Scotland with 12 or more points on licence still on roads, figures show

Dozens of drivers with 12 points on licence 'still on roads'

Killers who don’t disclose where bodies are may be denied parole under new Scottish Government rules

Killers who don't disclose where bodies are may be denied parole

Scottish gender reforms explained as Bill passed in parliament

Scottish gender reforms explained as Bill passed in parliament

Scottish Parliament passes gender recognition reforms after dramatic Holyrood vote

Gender recognition reforms approved by the Scottish Parliament

Nicola Sturgeon hopes MSPs vote to ‘make lives of trans people that little bit better’

FM hopes MSPs vote to 'make lives of trans people that little bit better'

Nicola Sturgeon to face MSPs at Holyrood hours before showdown gender reform vote

Sturgeon faces MSPs at FMQs hours before showdown gender reform vote

Joanna Cherry had ‘no public support from SNP despite rape and death threats’ amid gender reform bill

Cherry: 'No public support from SNP despite rape and death threats'

Final vote to take place at Scottish Parliament on Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill

Final vote set to take place on gender recognition reforms

Scots say cost of living crisis will increase loneliness this Christmas

Scots say cost of living crisis will increase loneliness this Christmas

Almost half of 999 ambulance calls dealt with outside of A&E departments as waiting times target missed

Almost half of ambulance calls dealt with outside of A&E departments

Cost of living: Childline sees rise in calls from children concerned about cost of living crisis

Childline sees increase in calls amid worry over cost of living crisis

Scottish Government spent more than £250,000 on indyref2 case, figures show

Scottish Government spent more than £250,000 on indyref2 case

Flu in Scotland at ‘extraordinary’ level as cases reach highest number since 2017, health officials say

Flu at 'extraordinary' level as cases reach highest number since 2017

Glasgow chef and owner of Shish Mahal credited with inventing chicken tikka masala dies aged 77

Glasgow chef credited with inventing chicken tikka masala dies aged 77

MSPs urged to vote with ‘clear heads and open hearts’ on gender recognition reform at Holyrood

Call for 'clear heads and open hearts' ahead of final gender law vote

Nurses in Scotland ‘overwhelmingly’ reject NHS pay offer and plan to strike

Nurses 'overwhelmingly' reject NHS pay offer and plan to strike

Almost two-thirds of Royal College of Midwives members in Scotland reject latest NHS pay offer

Midwives in Scotland 'resoundingly' reject latest NHS pay offer

TransPennine Express warns passengers not to travel on services between Scotland and England

'Do not travel' warning issued for crossborder train services

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