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Yellow thunderstorm warning in place for large parts of Scotland as rain set to batter country

Scotland to be battered by heavy rain as thunderstorm warning issued

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confirms Scotland’s not proven verdict will be scrapped

Nicola Sturgeon confirms Scotland's not proven verdict to be scrapped

Scotland to introduce rent freeze to help support struggling tenants

Scotland to introduce rent freeze to help support struggling tenants

New shared banking hubs to open up across four locations in Scotland

New shared banking hubs to open up across four locations in Scotland

Suicide leading cause of death among children and adults aged five to 24, Public Health Scotland report finds

Suicide 'leading cause of death among children and young adults'

Scottish A&E waiting times in July worst on record as thousands wait over eight hours for care

A&E waiting times branded 'unacceptable' as July 'worst on record'

Scottish Child Payment to rise to £25 per week from November 14

Scottish Child Payment to rise to £25 per week from November 14

STV hails ‘strong financial performance’ and profit boost in first six months of 2022

STV hails 'strong financial performance' in first six months of 2022

Former Scotland rugby star Kenny Logan reveals prostate cancer diagnosis

Former rugby star Kenny Logan reveals prostate cancer diagnosis

Unison says that University staff announce strike dates at four institutions over pay row

University staff announce strike dates at four institutions over pay row

‘Rent freeze should include student accommodation’, say tenants’ union

'Rent freeze should include student accommodation', say tenants' union

More than a quarter of Scottish prisoners not yet tried for crimes, according to 1919 magazine

'More than a quarter of Scottish prisoners not yet tried for crimes'

Dates for Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals revealed as live TV games announced

Dates for League Cup fixtures revealed as live TV games announced

Scottish children’s TV presenter attacked and mugged by ‘men dressed as ninjas’ in London

Children's TV presenter attacked and mugged by 'men dressed as ninjas'

When will the M8 and Kingston Bridge be closed amid essential maintenance and repair works?

When will the M8 be closed amid essential maintenance and repair works

Smoking banned within 15 metres of hospital buildings across Scotland

Smoking banned within 15 metres of hospital buildings across Scotland

Autumn Covid and flu vaccine rollout gets under way offered to those in Scotland most at risk

Autumn Covid and flu vaccine rollout gets under way across Scotland

John Swinney: ‘Further cuts to Scotland’s budget would be disastrous and cost lives’

'Further cuts to Scotland's budget would be disastrous and cost lives'

Sir Chris Hoy joins cyclists in raising money to tackle homelessness

Sir Chris Hoy joins cyclists in raising money to tackle homelessness

Body found in search for ‘murdered’ ex-Fettes teacher Peter Coshan

Edinburgh & East

Body found in search for 'murdered' ex-Fettes teacher Peter Coshan

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Reform accused of ‘blatant racism’ in Sarwar attack ad

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

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Scotland’s weather: Parts of Scotland to face ‘wettest spell in months’ after days of sunshine

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'Wettest spell in months' to hit parts of Scotland after days of sunshine

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Kate breaks whisky against submarine-destroyer HMS Glasgow

Kate breaks whisky against submarine-destroyer HMS Glasgow

Second teen arrested over fatal ‘stabbing’ of Kayden Moy on Irvine beach

Second teen arrested over fatal 'stabbing' on beach

Several sheep dead after crash involving van carrying livestock in Moray

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Several sheep dead after crash involving van carrying livestock

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Helicopter blade which broke off in storm 'almost struck worker'

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Prime Minister announces U-turn on winter fuel payments

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

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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

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Councillor switched to Reform Scotland after being rejected as Tory candidate

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Councillor switched to Reform Scotland after being rejected as Tory candidate

‘Inspiring’ scheme helping youngsters funded with £26m seized from criminals

‘Inspiring’ scheme helping youngsters funded with £26m seized from criminals

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