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Lengthy Covid isolation for inmates at Scottish prisons ‘risked breaching human rights’

Lengthy Covid isolation for prisoners ‘risked breaching human rights’

Scotland to fall silent on Armistice Day in memory of fallen soldiers

Scotland to fall silent on Armistice Day in memory of fallen soldiers

Rishi Sunak meets with Nicola Sturgeon for first time since becoming prime minister

Rishi Sunak meets with Nicola Sturgeon for first time since becoming prime minister

ScotRail Christmas strikes suspended as RMT ballots members on improved pay deal

ScotRail Christmas strikes suspended after improved pay deal tabled

Scotland Tonight: Rhode Islands friends of alleged fugitive Nicholas Rossi tell of his past

'He was trouble' - the search for Nicholas Alahverdian

Sean Batty: It’s windy and warm in Scotland, so what’s going on with the weather?

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Fears raised over threats made to teachers by pupils at high school

Fears raised over threats made to teachers by pupils at high school

Thousands of Scottish teachers to walk out of classrooms after overwhelmingly backing strike action

Teachers to walk out of classrooms on November 24 after backing strikes

John Swinney rejects call for Humza Yousaf to be sacked

John Swinney rejects call for Humza Yousaf to be sacked

Humza Yousaf warns NHS strikes would be ‘catastrophic’ after nurses vote for action

Yousaf: 'NHS strikes would be catastrophic but are not inevitable'

Nicola Sturgeon asked to hand over specific ferry documents as part of delayed vessels probe

FM asked to hand over ferry documents as part of delayed vessels probe

Glasgow named among cities with coldest homes in UK due to poor heat retention

Glasgow named among cities with coldest homes in UK

MSPs urged to back Scottish Conservative proposals to overhaul justice system

MSPs urged to back plans to overhaul Scottish justice system

‘Junior doctors are burned out and going hungry on shift’

'Junior doctors are burned out and going hungry on shift'

Cost of living crisis driving Trussell Trust food banks to ‘breaking point’ as 1.3 million parcels handed out

Food banks at 'breaking point' as over a million parcels handed out

Teachers across Scotland on brink of strike action ahead of EIS ballot results

Teachers across Scotland on brink of strike ahead of ballot results

Nearly half of Scots had difficulty making GP appointments in last year

Nearly half of Scots had difficulty making GP appointments in last year

Campaigners urge First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to oppose Rosebank oil and gas field in North Sea

Activist confronts Sturgeon at COP27 over North Sea oil and gas field

NHS Scotland nurses overwhelmingly vote to strike in historic first

Nurses across Scotland overwhelmingly vote to strike in historic first

Drive-thrus and retail parks could be banned in Scotland under new plans to tackle climate change

Drive-thrus could be 'banned' under plans to tackle climate change

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