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Cricket Scotland apologises ahead of report on racism in the sport
Sport

Cricket Scotland apologises ahead of report on racism in the sport

Avanti West Coast and TransPennine Express services cancelled or delayed due to ongoing dispute
Scotland

Rail passengers face further misery as long distance services cancelled

Volatile weather 'Scotland's new normal' after record-breaking week
Scotland

Volatile weather 'Scotland's new normal' after record-breaking week

Over one million hours of overtime carried out by Police Scotland officers, figures reveal
Scotland

Police officers 'carried out more than one million hours of overtime'

Baby alpaca born prematurely saved by emergency plasma transfusion
Scotland

Baby alpaca born prematurely saved by emergency plasma transfusion

Rail strike goes ahead on July 27 after pay talks with thousands of workers break down
Scotland

Rail strike to go ahead next week as 'significant disruption' expected

Scottish councils accused of ‘short-changing’ on childcare with underfunding
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Scotland

Councils accused of 'short-changing' on childcare with underfunding

Water shortage warning issued by Sepa after heatwave brought record-breaking temperature to Scotland
Scotland

Water shortage warning issued after unprecedented heatwave

GP practices in rural and island communities to offer welfare advice
Highlands & Islands

GP practices in rural and island communities to offer welfare advice

Scottish Covid rate increases for seventh week with one in 15 people thought to have contracted virus
Scotland

'One in 15 Scots have Covid' as rate increases for seventh week

SQA staff could strike causing major disruption to exam results appeals
Scotland

SQA staff could strike causing major disruption to exam results appeals

Ukrainian soldiers being trained by Royal Navy in Scotland amid Russian invasion
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Scotland

Ukrainian soldiers being trained in Scotland amid invasion

‘Strike-breaking’ law allowing agency staff to cover workers brought in by UK Government
UK & International

'Strike-breaking' law allowing agency staff to cover workers brought in

Single-use plastic ban in Scotland exempt from forthcoming UK Internal Market Act
Scotland

Single-use plastic ban in Scotland exempt from forthcoming UK law

Crisp making giant Mackie’s to rebrand after Taylor family buyout
Scotland

Crisp making giant Mackie's to rebrand after buyout

Which public sector workers in Scotland are getting a pay rise?
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Which public sector workers in Scotland are getting a pay rise?

Family devastated after ‘funny and beautiful’ teen girl’s river death
Edinburgh & East

Family devastated after 'funny and beautiful' teen girl's river death

Queen travels to Scotland for traditional summer break
Scotland

Queen travels to Scotland for traditional summer break

Covid cases in Scottish hospitals on steady rise as BA.4 and BA.5 variants gaining pace
Scotland

Covid cases in Scottish hospitals continue on steady increase

What should I do if my luggage gets lost while travelling?
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What should I do if my luggage gets lost while travelling?

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Should Fife follow Edinburgh in charging visitors a tourist tax?
North East & Tayside

Should Fife follow Edinburgh in charging visitors a tourist tax?

VE Day: Memories of WWII by those who fought for freedom
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VE Day: Memories of WWII by those who fought for freedom

John Swinney urged to act in bid to reverse near-record alcohol deaths in Scotland
Scotland

Swinney urged to act in bid to reverse near-record alcohol deaths

Applicants sought to take over running of long-established Acrehead dairy farm in Dumfries and Galloway
Scotland

Applicants sought to take over running of long-established dairy farm

Irn-Bru submits plans to transform The Kelpies into unicorns in new campaign
Edinburgh & East

Irn-Bru submits plans to transform The Kelpies into unicorns in new campaign

Almost half of Scots suffer sunburn at least once a year, research finds
Scotland

Almost half of Scots suffer sunburn at least once a year, research finds

Tens of thousands in remote areas to receive faster broadband
Glasgow & West

Tens of thousands in remote areas to receive faster broadband

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Holyrood committee says vote on assisted dying a ‘matter of conscience’
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Scotland

Holyrood committee says vote on assisted dying a 'matter of conscience'

Golfers clear out Caird Park clubhouse at Dundee’s last public course ahead of closure
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North East & Tayside

'Loss of Cairdy hurts': Golfers clear out clubhouse at Dundee's last public course

Sugar tax to extend to milkshakes and lattes under new UK Treasury plans
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UK & International

Sugar tax could be extended to milkshakes and lattes to tackle obesity

Scotland set for hottest day of the year – but colder air will quickly follow
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Scotland set for hottest day of the year - but colder air will quickly follow

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Saving Scotland’s wild salmon: River Dee restocking project tackles population decline 
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Saving Scotland's salmon: River project reels in hope for endangered fish

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Assisted dying: ‘I joined Dignitas after being paralysed but I’ve changed my mind’
Scotland

'I joined Dignitas after being paralysed but I've changed my mind'

Wind farms and subsea cables ‘undefended’ against spies, sabotage and cyber attacks
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Scotland

Wind farms and subsea cables 'undefended' against spies, sabotage and cyber attacks

Temperatures could reach 25C on Scotland’s hottest day of the year
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Scotland

Temperatures could reach 25C on Scotland's hottest day of the year

Assisted dying: ‘I watched my mum suffer and die slowly for three days – it was horrific’
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Scotland

'I watched my mum suffer and die slowly for three days - it was horrific'

More than 300,000 homes at risk of electricity disruption from July 1
Scotland

More than 300,000 homes at risk of electricity disruption from July 1

Justice secretary to lead new board to oversee changes after Polmont FAI
Scotland

Justice secretary to lead new board to oversee changes after Polmont FAI

Tighter rules mean Botox and filler can only be prescribed face-to-face
Scotland

Tighter rules mean Botox and filler can only be prescribed face-to-face

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Co-op shuts off parts of IT system after attempted hack
UK & International

Co-op shuts off parts of IT system after attempted hack

Met Police investigating M&S cyber attack as online shopping still suspended
UK & International

Met Police investigating M&S cyber attack as online shopping still suspended

100 days: Trump's American revolution
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