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Starmer: 'Supreme Court won't decide whether there should be IndyRef'

Starmer: 'Supreme Court won't decide whether there should be IndyRef'

Twelve arrested as emergency services attacked with fireworks, petrol bombs and bricks on Bonfire Night

Edinburgh & East

Night of unrest as emergency services attacked with fireworks and bricks

Firefighters in Scotland attacked five times as they respond to over 350 bonfires on Fireworks Night

Firefighters attacked five times as crews respond to over 350 bonfires

Mental health: See Me research finds ‘real progress’ in tackling stigma

'Real progress' made in tackling stigma around mental health

Fewer than 1,000 body-worn cameras available to police in Scotland, figures show

Fewer than 1,000 body-worn cameras available to police, figures show

Staffing issues contribute to two deaths at Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

Two deaths in one month at hospital linked to staffing issues

National bank holiday announced for coronation of King Charles III

National bank holiday announced for coronation of King Charles III

‘Polluters will be judged by future generations if they fail to act’, say Greens ahead of COP27

'Polluters will be judged by future generations if they fail to act'

ScotRail disruption to continue after late strikes call off

ScotRail disruption to continue after late strikes call off

Irn-Bru launches football kit for fans watching winter World Cup

Irn-Bru launches football kit for fans watching winter World Cup

Scots urged to be cautious on Bonfire Night over impact of fireworks on pets

Scots urged to be cautious amid devastating impact of fireworks on pets

STV Children’s Appeal raises more than £3m to support youngsters in poverty in Scotland

Over £3m raised by STV Children's Appeal after year of fundraising

What can I do to have a safe and fun Bonfire Night?

What can I do to have a safe and fun Bonfire Night?

ScotRail running ‘skeleton’ Saturday service despite RMT strike suspension

ScotRail running 'skeleton' Saturday service despite strike call off

Calls for clarity over plans to ask Ukrainian refugees in Scotland to make financial contribution towards stay

'Clarity needed' over Ukrainian refugee financial contribution plans

Scottish universities structurally reliant on cash from overseas students, MSP’s say

'Universities structurally reliant on cash from overseas students'

NHS Scotland staff reject latest pay offer from Scottish Government and threaten ‘unprecedented’ strike action

NHS staff reject latest pay offer and threaten 'unprecedented' strike

Rail disruption expected until next week despite strike suspension by RMT

ScotRail services axed despite strike action being called off

Network Rail strikes suspended as staff enter new negotiations over pay deal

Rail strikes suspended as staff enter new talks over pay deal

Nicola Sturgeon rejects suggestion Ferguson’s ferries contract award was ‘jobs for the boys’

Sturgeon: 'Ferguson ferries contract not jobs for the boys'

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