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Royal Mail worker with terminal cancer drove himself to picket line in support of striking workers after round of chemotherapy
Edinburgh & East

'I was on the Royal Mail picket line hours after chemotherapy'

Scottish aristocrats allege art dealer sold 18th-century painting well below value
Scotland

Scottish aristocrats allege art dealer sold painting for £8m under value

Scotland’s Irish Dance championship in turmoil amid ‘cheating’ scandal involving ‘judging mafia’
Glasgow & West

Scotland's Irish Dance championships in turmoil amid 'cheating' scandal

Nicola Sturgeon urges against ‘panic’ over potential energy blackouts
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Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon urges against 'panic' over potential energy blackouts

Scotland faces fourth Covid wave of 2022 amid flu double threat
Scotland

Scotland faces fourth Covid wave of 2022 amid flu double threat

Nicola Sturgeon says she is ‘passionate feminist’ after Harry Potter author JK Rowling women’s rights T-shirt post
Scotland

Sturgeon says she is 'passionate feminist' after JK Rowling T-shirt post

Threats against MSPs to be monitored under new safeguarding service
Politics

Threats against MSPs to be monitored under new safeguarding service

Drugs worth almost £5m seized my police over three months across Scotland
Scotland

Police Scotland seize drug haul worth £5m in three-month probe

£20,000 reward in search for killers of Darren Birt murdered in Glasgow in 2002
Scotland

£20,000 reward to find killers who chased and stabbed man 20 years ago

Nicola Sturgeon says Liz Truss hasn’t contacted her since becoming Prime Minister
Politics

Sturgeon says Truss hasn't contacted her since becoming Prime Minister

Scots urged to report sightings of ‘iconic’ red squirrel in national survey
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Scotland

Have you spotted any of Scotland's red squirrels?

Scottish Government ‘in the dark’ over mental health recruitment figures in prisons and A&E departments
Scotland

Government 'in the dark' over own mental health recruitment figures

Scottish firms expect four-day working week to become ‘common’ in next ten years
Scotland

More than a third of Scots businesses to move to four-day working week

Licences to drill for oil in 900 North Sea locations open for offers
Scotland

Licences to drill for oil in 900 North Sea locations open for offers

Police Scotland agree 5% pay deal including introduction of paternal leave for first time
Scotland

Police Scotland agrees 'significantly improved' pay increase deal

The Herald’s Iain Macwhirter to leave newspaper after probe into offensive tweet
Scotland

Iain Macwhirter to leave The Herald after probe into offensive tweet

Asthma charity call for talks with health secretary over concern for new ‘green’ inhalers
Scotland

Asthma charity calls for talks over concern for new 'green' inhalers

Nurses ‘can’t afford petrol to get to work’ as Royal College of Nursing open ballot for strike action
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Scotland

Nurses 'can't afford petrol to get to work' as ballot opens for strike

ScotRail strike action set to go ahead as RMT union turns down latest pay deal
Scotland

ScotRail strike action set to go ahead as union rejects pay offer

Emergency rent freeze and eviction ban bill passed in Scottish Parliament
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Scotland

Emergency rent freeze and eviction ban bill passed by ministers 

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Royals wave as thousands gather to watch VE Day flypast over Buckingham Palace
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UK & International

Royals wave as thousands gather to watch VE Day flypast over Buckingham Palace

VE Day in pictures: Royals, Red Arrows flypast and crowds of thousands
UK & International

VE Day in pictures: Royals, Red Arrows flypast and crowds of thousands

Drivers told to expect long delays as work begins on major motorway
Edinburgh & East

Drivers told to expect long delays as work begins on major motorway

Appeal for driver who may have witnessed fatal crash to come forward
Edinburgh & East

Appeal for driver who may have witnessed fatal crash to come forward

Council spends £40,000 on windows that don’t fit
North East & Tayside

Council spends £40,000 on windows that don’t fit

Swinney condemns Rangers fans ‘rebel scum’ banner before Old Firm as ‘unacceptable’
Politics

Swinney condemns Rangers fans 'rebel scum' banner as 'unacceptable' 

Lorraine Kelly issues health update after undergoing surgery
Entertainment

Lorraine Kelly issues health update after undergoing surgery

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Mum diagnosed with bowel cancer calls for screening age to be lowered to 30
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North East & Tayside

Mum diagnosed with bowel cancer calls for screening age to be lowered to 30

Rowing boat made by community group launched at Newhaven
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Edinburgh & East

Rowing boat made by community group launched at Newhaven

Brendan Rodgers ‘really pleased’ with performance as Celtic fight back for Ibrox draw with Rangers
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Sport

Rodgers 'really pleased' with performance as Celtic fight back for Ibrox draw

‘Life-saving’ Dundee recovery group CrossReach facing closure due to loss of funding
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North East & Tayside

'Life-saving' recovery group facing closure due to loss of funding

Daniel O’Donnell: ‘I’ve done so much in life – now I just get out there and enjoy it’
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Entertainment

Daniel O'Donnell: 'I've done so much in life - now I just get out there and enjoy it'

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Call for ban against flypast aerial displays over environmental concerns
Edinburgh & East

Call for ban against flypast aerial displays over environmental concerns

Benefits cheat who claimed she was immobile caught playing badminton and driving
Edinburgh & East

Benefits cheat who claimed she was immobile caught playing badminton and driving

Man charged after £184,000 of cocaine seized in Falkirk raid
Edinburgh & East

Man charged after £184,000 of cocaine seized in raid

Breeding ospreys lay egg for the first time this year
Edinburgh & East

Breeding ospreys lay egg for the first time this year

First penguin chicks of breeding season hatch at Edinburgh Zoo
Edinburgh & East

First penguin chicks of breeding season hatch at Edinburgh Zoo

Volunteers take over lease of public toilets closed by Falkirk Council for financial reasons
Edinburgh & East

Volunteers step in to take over public toilets closed by council due to costs

Businesses facing ‘huge costs and abuse’ due to lack of public toilets near Haymarket station
Edinburgh & East

Businesses facing 'huge costs and abuse' due to lack of public toilets near station

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Israel approves plan to capture all of Gaza and remain there, officials say
UK & International

Israel approves plan to capture all of Gaza and remain there, officials say

Daughter of ‘Shetland Bus’ sailor to embark on trip from Norway to Scotland
Highlands & Islands

Daughter of ‘Shetland Bus’ sailor to embark on trip from Norway to Scotland

Heineken to create around 1,000 jobs with £40m pub investment
Glasgow & West

Heineken to create around 1,000 jobs with £40m pub investment