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Royal College of Midwives reveals plan to help maternity staff thrive

Royal College of Midwives reveals plan to help maternity staff thrive

Chief constable warns police officers working overtime is unsustainable

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

'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'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

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

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

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

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

Warning rising energy bills could cause ‘serious financial damage’

Warning rising energy bills could cause 'serious financial damage'

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

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

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

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

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’

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

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

Men in court accused of sending threatening messages to Nicola Sturgeon

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

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

Scotland’s public spending deficit falls below £24bn but continues to suffer from Covid pandemic

£24bn black hole in government spending in Scotland last year

Olympic champion Katie Archibald tried to resuscitate mountain biker Rab Wardell as he died in bed

Olympic champion tried to save partner as he died in bed

Six months after Russia’s invasion, Ukrainians tell of their new lives in Scotland

'We feel safe and welcome in Scotland - but one day we'll go home'

Which Scottish councils are facing school closures and bin strikes amid pay offer dispute?

Is your council facing school closures and bin strikes?

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