Latest Scotland News | Page 339 of 730 | STV News

News / Scotland

Latest in Scotland Page 339

How the Stone of Destiny was ‘liberated’ from Westminster Abbey

How the Stone of Destiny was 'liberated' from Westminster Abbey

Bereaved families ‘dismayed and angered’ over delay to Scottish Covid inquiry

Families 'dismayed and angered' over delay to Scottish Covid inquiry

Patrick Harvie: ‘Rent freeze can be introduced responsibly’

Patrick Harvie: 'Rent freeze can be introduced responsibly'

Alex Ferguson’s ‘Squeaky bum time’ among new words and phrases added to Oxford Dictionary

'Squeaky bum time' among words and phrases added to Oxford Dictionary

Disruption to Scottish cross-border railways as ASLEF train drivers set to strike across UK

Rail services to be disrupted as train drivers set to strike across UK

Humza Yousaf urges Scots to consider whether condition is an emergency before attending A&E

'Crucial' Scots only attend A&E if condition is an emergency

Weather warning as rain and strong winds expected across UK

Weather warning as rain and strong winds expected across UK

NHS Scotland could lose half its junior doctors in next two years

NHS Scotland could lose half its junior doctors in next two years

More than 3,000 people waited over eight hours for ambulance last year, Scottish Lib Dems reveal

More than 3,000 Scots 'waited over eight hours for an ambulance'

Fears over ‘exodus’ of senior officers looming over Police Scotland

Fears over 'exodus' of senior officers looming over Police Scotland

Emergency legislation freezing rents and banning evictions to be debated at Holyrood

Emergency legislation on rent freeze and eviction ban to be debated

Emergency bill to freeze rents and ban evictions introduced by MSPs

Emergency bill to freeze rents and ban evictions introduced

Date announced for payment of second cost of living instalment worth £324

Explainer

Date announced for second cost-of-living payment worth £324

Gym group Nuffield Health closes jacuzzis due to rising energy costs

Gym group closes spa pools to customers due to rising energy costs

Prime Minister Liz Truss: ‘I’m proud to have lived in Paisley and I hope they’re proud of me’

Truss: 'I'm proud to have lived in Paisley, I hope they're proud of me'

Douglas Ross says Kwasi Kwarteng made the right decision to U-turn on tax plans

Ross says Chancellor made the 'right decision' to U-turn on tax plans

Teachers ‘picking up pieces’ of cost of living crisis amid ‘rise in pupils coming to school hungry’

Teachers 'increasingly offering food and money to pupils going hungry'

Chair of inquiry into Scotland’s response to coronavirus pandemic announces resignation

Chair of inquiry into Scotland's response to Covid-19 pandemic resigns

Scotland’s colleges offer warm spaces and breakfasts amid cost-of-living concerns

Colleges offer warm spaces and breakfasts amid cost-of-living concerns

Scottish Government National Care Service Forum held for the first time in Perth

Scottish Government National Care Service Forum held for the first time

← Newer 1 … 337 338 339 340 341 … 730 Older →

Popular Videos

Student in race to save eyesight as family make fundraising plea for new drug from US

Edinburgh & East

'I face going fully blind without new drug - I'm scared I won't see another sunset'

Meet the caber-tossing, hammer throwing female athletes of the Highland Games

Highlands & Islands

Meet the caber-tossing, hammer-throwing female athletes of the Highland Games

Prime Minister announces U-turn on winter fuel payments

Prime Minister announces U-turn on winter fuel payments

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

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

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

Edinburgh & East

Edinburgh University staff back strike action over £140m cuts

Latest in Scotland

Lynx likely to predate on sheep and lambs if reintroduced, study finds

Lynx likely to predate on sheep and lambs if reintroduced, study finds

Above-average rainfall needed for water levels to recover from dry spell, says SEPA

Above-average rainfall needed for water levels to recover from dry spell - SEPA

Do not carry weapons, warns police chief

Do not carry weapons, warns police chief

‘Scunnered’: The mood in crucial by-election battleground

Insight

'Scunnered': The mood in crucial by-election battleground

Colin Mackay

Why are only SNP and Reform putting up candidates for Hamilton by-election debate?

Insight

Why are only SNP and Reform putting up candidates for by-election debate?

Colin Mackay

First Minister John Swinney accused of being ‘weak’ on knife crime amid spate of youth violence

Swinney accused of being 'weak' on knife crime amid spate of youth violence

Scotland’s national chef shares top five BBQ tips and recipes with Scottish twists

Scotland's national chef shares top five BBQ tips

Trending Now