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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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Emergency rent freeze and eviction ban bill passed by ministers 

Over 2,500 NHS workers including ambulance service balloted for strike action by Unite the union
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NHS staff including ambulance crews and call handlers in strike ballot

Families to be paid to use energy off peak hours to prevent blackouts amid fear of winter gas shortages
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Families to be paid to use energy at off peak times to prevent blackouts

Childcare scheme for primary children expanded with £1m funding from Scottish Government
Scotland

Struggling families with primary kids helped in £1m expanded scheme

Scottish Album of the Year award reveals shortlist ahead of ceremony in Stirling after record entries
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Album of the Year shortlist revealed after record number of entries

Harry Potter author JK Rowling wears T-shirt calling First Minister Nicola Sturgeon ‘destroyer of women’s rights’
Scotland

JK Rowling wears T-shirt calling Sturgeon 'destroyer of women's rights'

Royal College of Nursing Scotland call for strike action in first ballot in 100-year history
Scotland

Nurses balloted for strike action for first time in history

Click and Collect worth more than £2.5bn to Scottish economy, Barclays study says
Scotland

Click and collect 'worth more than £2.5bn to Scottish economy'

Rent freeze and eviction ban bill to face final vote after step forward in Scottish Parliament
Scotland

Rent freeze and eviction ban bill to face final vote after step forward

John Swinney denies ‘political interference’ amid exodus of Scottish Covid inquiry legal team
Scotland

Swinney denies 'political interference' after lawyers quit Covid inquiry

Ministers confirm Serco are to lose Caledonian Sleeper contract from next year
Scotland

Caledonian Sleeper contract to end next year as 'not value for money'

New Scottish law to be brought into force ahead of Bonfire Night banning under 18s from purchasing fireworks
Scotland

New fireworks law to be brought into force ahead of Bonfire Night

NHS staff can expect ‘significantly improved’ pay offer, says Humza Yousaf
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NHS staff can expect 'significantly improved' pay offer, says Yousaf

EIS school teachers union in Scotland issue formal notice of strike ballot to all 32 councils
Scotland

Teachers' strike looms across all Scottish councils as notices issued

Christmas parties 'not happening' as fears grow for struggling bars
Scotland

Christmas parties 'not happening' as fears grow for struggling bars

Calls for Scottish ministers to boost child payment in line with inflation ahead of October expansion
Scotland

Calls for £25 child payment to rise in line with inflation next year

Scottish families harmed by alcohol call for more stringent advertising laws
Scotland

'Country in collective denial over harmful effects of alcohol'

Four lawyers step down from Scottish Covid pandemic inquiry
Scotland

Four lawyers step down from Scottish Covid pandemic inquiry

Humza Yousaf announces NHS winter plan and funding for 1,000 new staff
Scotland

Humza Yousaf announces NHS winter plan and funding for 1,000 new staff

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Scotland will have to qualify for Euro 2028 despite being host nation
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Scotland will have to qualify for Euro 2028 despite being host nation

Body of Glasgow man who disappeared in Australia found in river
Glasgow & West

Body of Glasgow man who disappeared in Australia found in river

Footballer Jay Emmanuel-Thomas admits plot to smuggle £600,000 of cannabis
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Footballer admits plot to smuggle £600,000 of cannabis

Busy Glasgow city centre streets closed to public after pedestrian hit by bus
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Busy city centre streets closed to public after pedestrian hit by bus

Body of man recovered from water at Devil’s Pulpit
Edinburgh & East

Body of man recovered from water at Devil's Pulpit

Prime Minister announces U-turn on winter fuel payments
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Prime Minister announces U-turn on winter fuel payments

Man appears in court after Aberdeen defender Jack MacKenzie hit by seat
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Man appears in court after footballer hit with thrown seat

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Scotland’s curling world champions aiming for Olympic Gold in 2026
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Scotland's curling world champions aiming for Olympic Gold in 2026

Edinburgh University staff back strike action over £140m cuts and threat to jobs
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Edinburgh & East

Edinburgh University staff back strike action over £140m cuts

STV to create new commercial radio station
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STV to create new commercial radio station

Nearly 240,000 emergency food parcels delivered to Scots in last year – charity
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Nearly 240,000 emergency food parcels delivered to Scots in last year – charity

Argyll businesses worry over summer diversions at the Rest and be Thankful on the A83
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Rest and Be Thankful? Not for businesses facing summer road chaos

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Keir Starmer’s winter fuel payment U-turn is empty, says Forbes
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Keir Starmer's winter fuel payment U-turn is empty, says Forbes

Plumbing and heating businesses at ‘breaking point’ amid recruitment struggle
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Plumbing and heating businesses at 'breaking point' amid recruitment struggle

Calls for non-fatal strangulation offence to ‘give survivors justice they deserve’
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'Non-fatal strangulation offence will give survivors justice they deserve'

Climate watchdog warns Scotland needs to take ‘immediate action’
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Climate watchdog warns Scotland needs to take 'immediate action'

Scottish Colourist painting sells for more than £381,000 at auction
Scotland

Scottish Colourist painting sells for more than £381,000 at auction

Scottish Government borrowing limits raised to nearly £5bn
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Scottish Government borrowing limits raised to nearly £5bn

Reaching net zero by 2045 requires ‘immediate action at pace and scale’
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Reaching net zero by 2045 requires ‘immediate action at pace and scale’

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