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Group of youths sought after teenager found injured on major road
Scotland

Group of youths sought after teenager found injured on major road

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has ‘absolute confidence’ in Humza Yousaf despite calls to sack him
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Sturgeon has ‘absolute confidence’ in Yousaf despite calls to sack him

Citylink set to offer free travel on Scottish services to celebrate launch of new timetable
Scotland

Citylink to offer free bus tickets to celebrate new timetable launch

Scottish Child Payment website crashes on first day of expanded £25 benefit
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Scottish Child Payment website crashes on launch of expanded benefit

Joules poised to collapse into administration with 1,600 jobs at risk
Scotland

Joules poised to collapse into administration with 1,600 jobs at risk

University of Strathclyde report finds 45% of Scotland’s wealth held by 10% of households
Scotland

Report finds 45% of Scotland’s wealth held by 10% of households

Number of Scots seeking advice over homeless threat grows to record high, Scottish Labour says
Scotland

Numbers seeking advice over homeless threat 'soars to record high'

Scottish Government urged to ‘call time’ on sports alcohol advertising in football
Scotland

Scottish Government urged to 'call time' on sports alcohol advertising

Scottish Child Payment expanded as UK ministers urged to ‘take notice’ by charities
Scotland

Scottish Child Payment expanded as UK ministers urged to 'take notice'

Scottish business activity slumps further amid threat of recession, Bank of Scotland report says
Scotland

Scottish business activity slumps further amid threat of recession

No more money for Scottish NHS staff as strikes loom, warns Health Secretary Humza Yousaf
Scotland

No more money for NHS staff as strikes loom, warns Humza Yousaf

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon: Ukraine conflict reminder of horrors of war on Remembrance Sunday
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FM: Ukraine conflict reminder of horrors of war on Remembrance Sunday

Calls for UK Government to provide more funding for NHS pay as strike action looms in Scotland
Scotland

Calls for more funding for NHS pay to avert looming strike action

‘Personal reasons’ the main reason Scottish police officers quit with less than two years’ service 
Scotland

Majority of new police officer resignations for ‘personal’ reasons

A75 closed after man found seriously injured on road in Dumfries between New Cargen and Cuckoo bridges
Scotland

A75 closed after man found seriously hurt on road between bridges

Man and woman die in crash between two Kia cars on A697 near Lauder
Edinburgh & East

Man and woman die in crash between two Kia cars on A697

Scottish Ambulance Service staff set strike date in pay dispute
Scotland

Scottish Ambulance Service staff set strike date in pay dispute

Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross is ‘hopelessly weak’, claims Liberal Democrat Alex Cole-Hamilton
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Douglas Ross is 'hopelessly weak', claims Alex Cole-Hamilton

‘Budget decisions must not harm most vulnerable’, insists Nicola Sturgeon
Scotland

'Budget decisions must not harm most vulnerable', insists Sturgeon

Stories of three WW1 soldiers uncovered after postcard discovery in roof of Stirling station
Scotland

Forgotten history of three WW1 soldiers uncovered in postcard discovery 

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Scottish blood service appeals for more young donors as active numbers fall 10% below target
Scotland

More young blood donors urged to come forward in bid to boost stocks

John Swinney to visit GP surgery taking part in ‘family wellbeing’ project
Glasgow & West

John Swinney to visit GP surgery taking part in ‘family wellbeing’ project

Boom or Bust: Could this new Scottish video game MindsEye be the next Grand Theft Auto?
Scotland

Boom or Bust: Could this new Scottish video game be the next Grand Theft Auto?

Man taken to hospital after being struck by SUV in hit and run in East Lothian
Edinburgh & East

Man taken to hospital after being struck by SUV in hit and run

Aberdeen University: ‘Ground-breaking’ discovery brings hope for chronic pain sufferers
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North East & Tayside

University makes 'ground-breaking' discovery offering hope for chronic pain sufferers

Almost 1,500 buildings in Scotland ‘at risk’ from cladding
Scotland

Almost 1,500 buildings in Scotland ‘at risk’ from cladding

Cyclist sets off on 25,000km journey from Scotland to Australia for mental health charity Ewen’s Room
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Highlands & Islands

Cyclist sets off on 25,000km journey from Scotland to Australia for mental health charity

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Glenlivet distillery uses hill dams to boost whisky water supply amid growing dry spells
North East & Tayside

Distillery turns to science to protect whisky water supply amid dry spells

Scottish Labour stun SNP to win crucial Hamilton by-election
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Scottish Labour stun SNP to win crucial Hamilton by-election

Boy, 8, with rare genetic condition launches 2,500km relay race across the UK
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Glasgow & West

Boy, 8, with rare genetic condition launches 2,500km relay race across the UK

Teachers say underfunding of additional support needs in Scottish education is failing pupils
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Scotland

Teachers at 'breaking point' as ASN crisis overwhelms Scottish classrooms

New suicide prevention initiative launches for Scotland’s farmers
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North East & Tayside

New suicide prevention initiative aims to help Scotland’s farmers

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John Swinney to host summit on reducing youth violence
Scotland

John Swinney to host summit on reducing youth violence

Teaching post in Orkney primary school vacant since March 2019, data suggests
Scotland

Teaching post in Orkney primary school vacant since March 2019, data suggests

Hundreds apply to compensation scheme set up after armed forces LGBT ban
Scotland

Hundreds apply to compensation scheme set up after armed forces LGBT ban

Unsafe building cladding could cost Scottish government £1.7bn over 15-year-period
Politics

Unsafe building cladding could cost Scottish Government £1.7bn

John Swinney: ‘SNP progress not nearly enough’ 
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Glasgow & West

John Swinney: 'SNP progress not nearly enough' 

Needle bins installed near Glasgow drug consumption room after ‘dumping ground’ concerns
Glasgow & West

Needle bins installed near drug consumption room after 'dumping ground' concerns 

Anas Sarwar: ‘Hamilton is leading the way for Scottish Labour government’
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Glasgow & West

Anas Sarwar: 'Hamilton is leading the way for Scottish Labour government'

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Brit Awards move to Manchester from next year
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Brit Awards move to Manchester from next year

Snoop Dogg says he hopes to open burger van at Celtic Park
Glasgow & West

Snoop Dogg says he hopes to open burger van at Celtic Park

Eid al-Adha brings Glasgow’s diverse Muslim communities together in annual celebration
Glasgow & West

Eid al-Adha brings Glasgow’s diverse Muslim communities together in annual celebration