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Retired firefighters called upon to cover for striking staff members by Scottish Fire and Rescue Service

Retired firefighters called upon to cover for striking staff members

Lidl’s profits quadruple as shoppers switch to cheaper supermarkets

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Lidl’s profits quadruple as shoppers switch to cheaper supermarkets

Fatal accident inquiries in Scotland ‘taking almost three years to complete’, FOI reveals

'Fatal accident inquiries taking almost three years to complete'

Scotland’s mental health worsening amid rising costs due to public service and benefit cuts, charity warns

Scots mental health 'worsening' amid concerns over rising bills

Over 100,000 birds culled at Scottish farms amid avian flu outbreak

Over 100,000 birds culled at Scottish farms amid avian flu outbreak

Age Scotland launches network for LGBTQ+ people over 50

Age Scotland launches network for LGBTQ+ people over 50

Christmas strikes by Royal Mail workers take step closer after talks collapse

Christmas strikes by postal workers take step closer after talks collapse

Wings over Scotland banned from Twitter again just a week after return to social media platform

Wings over Scotland banned from Twitter a week after comeback

Hundreds of bakers battle it out at World Scotch Pie Championships held in Fife

Hundreds of bakers battle it out at World Scotch Pie Championships

Ministers urged to introduce Erasmus replacement for Scottish students ‘by September’

Ministers pressed over Erasmus replacement for Scottish students

Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association votes to back strike action over pay dispute

Second Scottish teaching union votes to back strikes over pay dispute

Glasgow and Edinburgh schools to close as teachers strike over pay

Glasgow and Edinburgh schools to close as teachers strike over pay

Scottish Government ‘failing’ children in care amid cost of living crisis, The Fostering Network claims

Scottish Government 'failing' children in care amid rising costs

Supermarket chain Asda limits sale of eggs as Morrisons and Tesco monitor bird flu situation

Asda limits sale of eggs to two boxes per customer amid supply woes

Glasgow has shortest life expectancy for men and women in UK for people aged 40

Glasgow has shortest life expectancy in UK for people aged 40

North Sea offshore oil and gas workers strike in dispute over pay

Highlands & Islands

North Sea offshore oil and gas workers strike in dispute over pay

Inflation hits 11.1% as rise of energy bills drives up cost of living

Inflation hits 11.1% as rise of energy bills drives up cost of living

Police Scotland pays out almost £5m in compensation claims over the past 12 months

Police Scotland shells out almost £5m on compensation claims

Abuse survivors brand Scottish Government Redress scheme 'disgusting'

Nicola Sturgeon presents awards for acts of bravery and heroism

Nicola Sturgeon presents awards for acts of bravery and heroism

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