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Scots urged to be ‘savvy shoppers’ during Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales

Scots urged to be 'savvy shoppers' during Black Friday and Cyber Monday

Schools across Scotland close as teachers strike in dispute over pay amid cost of living crisis

Schools across Scotland close as teachers strike over pay

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon speaks at rally after Supreme Court Scottish independence ruling

Nicola Sturgeon speaks at rally after Supreme Court indyref2 ruling

Scottish Government view on indyref2 ‘unchanged’ despite court ruling

Scottish Government view on indyref2 'unchanged' despite court ruling

Rishi Sunak: ‘We respect clear and definitive Supreme Court ruling’

Rishi Sunak: 'We respect clear and definitive Supreme Court ruling'

Royal Mail makes ‘best and final offer’ to CWU workers in bid to halt Black Friday strike action

Royal Mail makes 'best and final offer' in bid to resolve pay dispute

Scotsman owner National World decides against bid for Mirror and Express company Reach

Scotsman owner ditches bid for company behind Mirror and Express

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to face MPs at PMQs after Supreme Court indyref2 ruling

Rishi Sunak to face MPs at PMQs after Supreme Court indyref ruling

Nicola Sturgeon says ‘Scottish democracy will not be denied’ after Supreme Court rules against indyref2

Nicola Sturgeon: 'Scottish democracy will not be denied'

Supreme Court rules against second Scottish independence referendum

Supreme Court rules against second Scottish independence referendum

Cost of living payment of £324 begins landing in families’ banks

Cost of living payment of £324 begins landing in families' banks

Supreme Court sets out verdict in Scottish independence referendum case – what does it mean?

What ruling did Supreme Court make and what does it mean for indyref2?

Pay offer is an ‘abject insult’ to teachers in Scotland, says EIS

Pay offer is an 'abject insult' to teachers in Scotland, says EIS

Fresh pay offer made in bid to avoid teacher strikes across Scotland

Fresh pay offer made in bid to avoid teacher strikes across Scotland

Network Rail workers to stage series of strikes through December and January

Railway workers to stage series of strikes through December and January

Scottish Power Energy Networks recruits springer spaniel Jac to sniff out faults

Jac the dog sniffs out faults in Scotland's power network

When are Scotland’s nurses, teachers, ambulance staff and train workers going on strike?

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Scotland's winter of discontent: Who's going on strike and when?

Welfare charity call for ban on rabbit sales and breeding as rescue centres face rise in abandoned pets

Bunny ban: Calls to pause rabbit sales as rescue centres overwhelmed

Cost of living payment of £324 set to be paid to over a million families from November 23

Over one million families to receive £324 cost of living payment

Projects supporting people in Scotland with Dementia awarded share of £145,000 fund

'Vital' dementia projects in Scotland awarded share of £145,000 fund

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