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First SQA exams in three years have been graded ‘generously’ in wake of Covid, education body confirms

SQA exams have been graded 'generously' in wake of Covid

Independent Scotland would sign nuclear weapon ban treaty, say Greens on 77th Anniversary of Hiroshima

Marking Hiroshima: 'Independent Scotland would sign nuclear weapon ban'

NHS 111 hit by ‘major’ software outage after cyber attack

UK & International

NHS 111 hit by 'major' software outage after cyber attack

Escalation in police pay dispute avoided ahead of further talks

Escalation in police pay dispute avoided ahead of further talks

Warning of further council staff strike action as no new pay offer made

Warning of further council staff strike action as no new pay offer made

Almost every Scot faces cost of living rises as scale of crisis revealed

Almost all Scots face cost of living rises as scale of crisis revealed

Scotland split with sun and rain as high temperatures return for some

Scotland split with sun and rain as high temperatures return for some

Interest rates: How will largest hike in 27 years affect my money?

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Interest rates: How will largest hike in 27 years affect my money?

Average cost of Scottish home hits record high of £203,677 despite slight drop in inflation

Average cost of Scottish home hits record high of £203,677

Scot in Sri Lanka has passport seized by officials amid protests

Scot in Sri Lanka has passport seized by officials amid protests

Graham Alexander expresses pride in achievements during 18 months at Motherwell

Alexander expresses pride in achievements during time at Motherwell

Ferguson Marine boss confident of winning new CMAL CalMac ferry contracts

Ferguson Marine boss confident of winning new CalMac ferry contracts

RMT members vote against latest ScotRail pay offer as further strike action looms

RMT members vote against latest ScotRail pay offer as strikes loom

Ofgem announces energy price cap to be updated every three months ahead of ‘challenging winter’

Energy price cap update every three months into ‘challenging winter’

UK entering more than year-long recession this winter, the Bank of England has said

UK entering more than year-long recession this winter

Bank of England hikes interest rate to 1.75% in biggest jump since 1995 to highest level since 2008

Interest rate hiked to 1.75% in biggest jump since 1995

Domestic abusers are exploiting Scottish criminal justice system, says GCU study

Domestic abusers 'exploiting Scottish criminal justice system'

Scotland hits highest number of alcohol-related deaths since 2008

Scotland hits highest number of alcohol-related deaths since 2008

Labour shortages challenge Scottish construction firms as workload grows across the sector

Labour shortages challenge construction firms as workload grows

Scots in most deprived areas more likely to get Covid-19 fine according to a University of Edinburgh report

People in Scotland's poorest areas 'more likely' to get Covid-19 fine

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