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Teachers across Scotland to vote in strike ballot as ‘insulting’ pay offer condemned

Teachers to vote in strike ballot as ‘insulting’ pay offer condemned

Ukrainians arriving in Scotland could be sent to mass refugee centres

Ukrainians arriving in Scotland could be sent to mass refugee centres

Who will qualify for the UK Government’s £600 Winter Fuel Payment?

Who qualifies for the Government's £600 Winter Fuel Payment?

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warns of ‘difficult decisions ahead’ as £600m pay deal offered to council staff

'Difficult decisions ahead' as £600m pay deal offered to council staff

Councils table new pay offer after talks with Sturgeon ahead of strikes

School and bin strikes suspended after new pay rise tabled by councils

Queen to miss Highland Games due to ongoing mobility problems

Queen to miss Highland Games due to ongoing mobility problems

Council pay talks chaired by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon ‘constructive’ but no deal yet

Council pay talks chaired by Sturgeon 'constructive' but no deal yet

Eight in ten Scottish parents ‘pushed to the edge’ as fuel prices rise, new poll suggests

Eight in ten Scottish parents 'pushed to the edge' as fuel bills rise

Demands made to Scottish Government for nursery premium to support children from deprived areas

Demands for nursery premium to support children from deprived areas

More than half of Scots have negative view of social workers, research by Frontline suggests

More than half of Scots 'have negative view of social workers'

£326 cost of living payment arrives in bank accounts

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£326 cost of living payment arrives in bank accounts

One in four youngsters referred to CAMHS have considered suicide, University of Stirling study shows

One in four youngsters referred to CAMHS 'have considered suicide'

Scotland’s top firefighter quits after investigation into ‘bullying’ allegations

Scotland's top firefighter quits after probe into misconduct claims

Nicola Sturgeon’s emergency strike talks with council leaders and trade unions continue for hours

First Minister’s emergency strike talks with unions continue

Unison staff at four universities in Scotland across Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen to walk out pay dispute

Staff at four universities in Scotland to walk out in dispute over pay

Patisserie Valerie to close Glasgow and Dundee cafes after business impacted by coronavirus pandemic

Patisserie Valerie closes two Scottish cafes amid 'challenging period'

Yellow weather warning for rain in parts of Scotland as summer ‘officially ends’

Scotland set to be battered by heavy rain as summer 'officially ends'

Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen airports among ‘worst in UK’ for cancelled flights

Three Scottish airports among 'worst in UK' for cancelled flights

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to intervene personally amid school and bin strikes

Nicola Sturgeon to intervene personally amid school and bin strikes

Support for disabled people’s transition to adulthood to be examined in new Scottish Parliament bill

Support for disabled people’s transition to adulthood to be examined

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Anas Sarwar: ‘Senior SNP figures say John Swinney has two weeks to save his job’

Sarwar: 'Senior SNP figures say Swinney has two weeks to save his job'

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