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Cost of Living: Ofgem says energy price cap will rise to record £3,549 in October
Scotland

Cost of Living: Energy price cap set for record rise to £3,549 in October

Strike by journalists at newspaper group postponed amid talks
Scotland

Strike by journalists at newspaper group postponed amid talks

Scottish Government Nordic office to be officially opened by Nicola Sturgeon in Copenhagen
Scotland

FM to officially open Scottish Government's Nordic office in Denmark

‘People will be awaiting energy price cap announcement with dread’
Scotland

'People will be awaiting energy price cap announcement with dread'

Royal College of Midwives reveals plan to help maternity staff thrive
Scotland

Royal College of Midwives reveals plan to help maternity staff thrive

Chief constable warns police officers working overtime is unsustainable
Scotland

Chief constable warns police officers working overtime is unsustainable

Scottish teachers set to be balloted for industrial action after EIS recommends rejecting 5% pay offer
Scotland

'Pay us fairly, or we will strike and vacate our classrooms'

Scotland’s chief of police Sir Iain Livingstone warns of ‘unrest’ amid cost of living crisis
Scotland

Scotland's chief of police warns of 'unrest' amid cost of living crisis

Further 12 councils set for bin and school strikes as pay rise rejected
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Further 12 councils set for bin and school strikes as pay rise rejected

Scottish Gas pledges to donate 10% of profit as energy price cap to rise
Scotland

Scottish Gas pledges 10% profit donation as energy price cap to soar

Scottish exam appeals to be ‘severely delayed’ as SQA strike action confirmed
Scotland

Exam appeals to be 'severely delayed' as SQA strike action confirmed

Warning rising energy bills could cause ‘serious financial damage’
Scotland

Warning rising energy bills could cause 'serious financial damage'

Nicola Sturgeon: ‘Scotland stands in solidarity with people of Ukraine’  
Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon: 'Scotland stands in solidarity with people of Ukraine'  

Emergency talks held in bid to resolve pay dispute and end bin strikes
Scotland

Emergency talks held in bid to resolve pay dispute and end bin strikes

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon condemns ‘nasty, unpleasant fringe’ of Scottish independence movement
Politics

Nicola Sturgeon condemns 'nasty, unpleasant fringe' of Scottish politics

Covid cases in Scotland’s hospitals down by over 12% in last week but ‘levels remain high’
Scotland

Covid cases in Scotland’s hospitals down by over 12% in last week

Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry hears foster carer made children lick soap as punishment for lying
Scotland

Foster carer 'made children lick soap as punishment for lying'

Men in court accused of sending threatening messages to Nicola Sturgeon
Scotland

Men face court over threatening messages to Nicola Sturgeon

When Russia invaded, Sofia was forced to flee Ukraine – where is she now?
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Sofia was forced to flee Russian bombs - I wonder where she is now

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John Swinney to hold urgent bin strikes summit with council bosses and trade unions
Scotland

John Swinney to hold urgent bin strikes summit with councils and unions

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Serial killer nurse’s appeal case begins 17 years after conviction
Glasgow & West

Serial killer nurse's appeal case begins 17 years after conviction

‘Serious action’ on NHS at heart of SNP Government plans
Scotland

'Serious action' on NHS at heart of SNP Government plans

Drivers told to expect long delays as work begins on major motorway
Edinburgh & East

Drivers told to expect long delays as work begins on major motorway

Lamb killed and three others ‘chased into sea and drowned’ in Highlands as police investigate
Highlands & Islands

Lamb killed and three others 'chased into sea and drowned' as police investigate

Appeal for driver who may have witnessed fatal crash to come forward
Edinburgh & East

Appeal for driver who may have witnessed fatal crash to come forward

Council spends £40,000 on windows that don’t fit
North East & Tayside

Council spends £40,000 on windows that don’t fit

Swinney condemns Rangers fans ‘rebel scum’ banner before Old Firm as ‘unacceptable’
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Swinney condemns Rangers fans 'rebel scum' banner as 'unacceptable' 

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Mum diagnosed with bowel cancer calls for screening age to be lowered to 30

Rowing boat made by community group launched at Newhaven
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Rowing boat made by community group launched at Newhaven

Brendan Rodgers ‘really pleased’ with performance as Celtic fight back for Ibrox draw with Rangers
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Rodgers 'really pleased' with performance as Celtic fight back for Ibrox draw

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Campaigners call for ‘fully-funded lung health strategy’ for Scotland
Scotland

Campaigners call for 'fully-funded lung health strategy' for Scotland

Second homes tax poses ‘serious risk’ to Millport’s economy, islanders say
Glasgow & West

Second homes tax poses 'serious risk' to Millport's economy, islanders say

New national park in Galloway could cost region £500m by 2035, report warns
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New national park could cost region £500m by 2035, report warns

Amazing Spaces architect George Clarke: ‘Scotland needs to build more houses’
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TV architect George Clarke: 'Scotland needs to build more houses'

John Swinney to reveal stance on Assisted Dying
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Baby Reindeer creator Richard Gadd named TV’s most influential person
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Baby Reindeer creator Richard Gadd named TV’s most influential person

We owe ‘debt of gratitude’ to those who served in Second World War, says Swinney
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We owe ‘debt of gratitude’ to those who served in Second World War, says Swinney

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Killer whales spotted leaping into air near Aberdeen

Veterans and families to attend VE Day 80th anniversary commemorations
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Veterans and families to attend VE Day 80th anniversary commemorations

Israel approves plan to capture all of Gaza and remain there, officials say
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Israel approves plan to capture all of Gaza and remain there, officials say