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National Grid ESO’s power blackout prevention scheme could be used for first time on Tuesday
Scotland

Power blackout prevention scheme could be used for first time on Tuesday

Scottish NHS staff encouraged to back Government pay deal as Unison hails ‘best that can be achieved’
Scotland

NHS staff encouraged to back 'best that can be achieved' pay deal

How £13m in Christmas puppy sales fund organised crime gang networks across Scotland
Scotland

How £13m in puppy sales fund organised crime gang networks

Scottish football introduces new guidelines on heading 
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Scottish football restrict heading around match days

Terminally ill Scots dying in pain on evenings and weekends due to inadequate out of hours, Marie Curie warns
Scotland

Terminally ill Scots 'dying in pain' on evenings and weekends

Scots urged to have open conversations about suicide 
Scotland

Scots urged to have open conversations about suicide 

Charity finds 4,900 cancer cases a year linked to deprivation
Scotland

Charity finds 4,900 cancer cases a year linked to deprivation

Longest waits for autism and neurodevelopmental diagnoses revealed
Scotland

Longest waits for autism and neurodevelopmental diagnoses revealed

Millions of Scots anxious about cost of living this winter, research from Citizens Advice Scotland shows
Scotland

Millions anxious about cost of living this winter, research shows

Group calls for genomic testing for every cancer patient in Scotland
Scotland

Group calls for genomic testing for every cancer patient in Scotland

Lidl GB recalls grated cheese which ‘may contain small pieces of plastic’
Scotland

Lidl recalls grated cheese which 'may contain small pieces of plastic'

Doddie Weir obituary: The Scotland rugby giant who stood out from the crowd
OBITUARY

Doddie Weir: The Scotland rugby giant who stood out from the crowd

Rugby legend Doddie Weir dies after battle with Motor Neurone Disease
Sport

Rugby legend Doddie Weir dies after battle with Motor Neurone Disease

'Section 30 after de facto referendum would honour democracy’
Politics

'Section 30 after de facto referendum would honour democracy’

Scottish Government accused of ‘arrogance’ by Conservatives after £18m spent on planning appeals
Scotland

Scottish Government spends £18m on local planning appeals

Scots sausage-skin maker Devro agrees £667m takeover from German firm Saria
Scotland

Scots sausage-skin maker agrees £667m takeover from German firm

SNP urged to refund taxpayers for money 'wasted' on Supreme Court case
Politics

SNP urged to refund taxpayers for money 'wasted' on Supreme Court case

Scots mum who supported daughter with eating disorder warns Christmas ‘very stressful’ for some
Scotland

Mum who helped daughter with eating disorder issues Christmas warning

Flood warning with heavy rain and strong winds to hit parts of Scotland
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Scotland

Flood warning with heavy rain and strong winds to hit parts of Scotland

Teachers announce 16 more strike dates shutting schools across Scotland
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Teachers announce 16 more strike dates shutting schools across Scotland

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Wife of US Navy diver who fell from Gourock to Dunoon ferry fears she’ll never find out what happened to her husband
Glasgow & West

'My husband went overboard and we might never know what happened'

Radio legends Ewen and Cat announced as hosts of STV’s new radio station breakfast show
Entertainment

Radio legends Ewen and Cat announced as hosts of STV’s new radio station breakfast show

Lewis Capaldi releases new music amid speculation of Glastonbury set
Entertainment

Lewis Capaldi releases new music amid speculation of Glastonbury set

Ravenscraig: 160-acre AI-data bank and battery store planned for former steelworks
Glasgow & West

Ravenscraig: 160-acre AI-data bank and battery store in £3bn plan for former steelworks

Glasgow subway closed as strikes over pay continue
Glasgow & West

Glasgow subway closed as strikes over pay continue

Paul Merton and Suki Webster return to Edinburgh Fringe Festival with hit improv show
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Paul Merton and Suki Webster return to Fringe with hit improv show

Mum recalls night son was ‘gunned down’ on doorstep
Glasgow & West

Mum recalls night son was 'gunned down' on doorstep

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What are squid ‘egg mops’ and what to do if you find one?
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What are squid 'egg mops' and what to do if you find one?

Beavers, boglands and green jobs: Nature-based work soars in Scotland
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Beavers, boglands and green jobs: Nature-based work soars in Scotland

North-East ‘Water babies’ dive in to swimming fundraising challenge
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North East & Tayside

'Water babies' dive in to swimming fundraising challenge

Man dies on Princes Street outside Uniqlo
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Edinburgh & East

Man dies on Princes Street outside Uniqlo

‘I have ADHD – and pay £200 a month for treatment after the NHS refused to help’
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'I have ADHD – and pay £200 a month for treatment after the NHS refused to help'

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NRS figures show 2024 had lowest number of new homes built since Covid lockdown
Scotland

Last year had 'lowest number of new homes built since Covid lockdown'

Scottish Government warned someone could be killed by ‘menacing gulls’
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North East & Tayside

Scottish Government warned someone could be killed by 'menacing gulls'

GPs enter dispute with Scottish Government in first step towards strikes
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GPs enter dispute with Scottish Government in first step towards strikes

What is going on between Shell and BP and what does it mean?
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What is going on between Shell and BP and what does it mean?

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Investigation reports ‘shocking’ increase in private jet flights in Scotland
Politics

Investigation reports ‘shocking’ increase in private jet flights in Scotland

Scottish Government confirms £4m for secure care houses
Scotland

Scottish Government confirms £4m for secure care houses

Scots urged to submit meter readings before end of June as energy price cap falls
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Scots urged to submit meter readings as energy price cap falls

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