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Harry Potter actor Robbie Coltrane dies at the age of 72

Harry Potter actor Robbie Coltrane dies at the age of 72

Nicola Sturgeon: ‘Liz Truss hasn’t shown basic level of competence as Prime Minister’

Sturgeon: 'Truss hasn't shown basic level of competence as PM'

RMT members plan further strike action across ScotRail services in ongoing dispute over pay and conditions

Workers plan further ScotRail strike in ongoing dispute over pay

Royal Mail to axe 10,000 jobs as bosses blame strike action for major losses of £219m

UK & International

Royal Mail to axe 10,000 jobs as strike action blamed for major losses

Clydebank asbestos victims share how ‘secret killer’ has impacted their lives in new landmark book

Scots asbestos victims share how 'secret killer' impacts their lives

Battle of Old Byland: 700 years on from Robert the Bruce’s victory over England’s King Edward II

Battle of Old Byland: 700 years on from Robert the Bruce's victory

Fund to help survivors of violence against women and girls in Scotland helped 20,000 people in six months

Fund supporting victims of violence helped 20,000 Scots in six months

Paralysed artist who paints with his mouth unveils artwork inspired by MND campaigner Doddie Weir

Paralysed artist who paints with his mouth unveils 'inspired' artwork

Warning over dangerous asbestos in NHS Scotland buildings

Warning over dangerous asbestos in NHS Scotland buildings

Passengers told to expect rail disruption as pay dispute continues

Passengers told to expect rail disruption as pay dispute continues

Tributes paid as ‘highly respected’ Scots musician and lecturer Nigel Boddice MBE dies

Tributes paid as 'highly respected' musician Nigel Boddice MBE dies

Incredible aerial photos show famous Drummond Castle Gardens in the autumn sun

Incredible aerial photos show famous castle gardens in the autumn sun

Watch Queen Elizabeth open Glasgow’s Burrell Collection almost 40 years ago in 1983

Watch Queen Elizabeth open the Burrell Collection almost 40 years ago

King Charles reopens Glasgow Burrell Collection almost 40 years after Queen opened museum to public

King Charles reopens Burrell Collection almost 40 years after Queen

Which NatWest bank branches are closing in Scotland including in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen?

Which NatWest bank branches are closing in Scotland?

Women’s custody unit without window bars or high walls to open in Glasgow

Women's custody unit without window bars or high walls to open in city

NatWest to shut 43 bank branches across UK including in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen

NatWest to shut 43 bank branches with closures across Scotland

Plea to donate blood in Scotland as stocks expected to dwindle ahead of Christmas period

Plea to donate blood as stocks expected to dwindle ahead of winter

Landlords seek legal advice over Scotland’s new rent freeze and eviction ban

Landlords seek legal advice over new rent freeze and eviction ban

Mecca Bingo firm Rank faces £34m energy bill hit amid ‘challenging’ backdrop

Mecca Bingo firm faces £34m energy bill hit amid ‘challenging’ backdrop

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Gun discovered on cordoned off path amid probe into ongoing gang violence

Bus company Alexander Dennis puts 400 jobs at risk as Falkirk site to be shut down

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400 jobs at risk at bus company as manufacturing moves to England

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