Latest Scotland News | Page 368 of 732 | STV News

News / Scotland

Latest in Scotland Page 368

Energy bills will pass £4,200 for average UK household by January, warns Cornwall Insight

Energy bills will 'pass £4,200 for average UK household by January'

Exam pass rates improve on pre-Covid levels as thousands of school pupils receive results

Exam pass rates improve on pre-Covid levels as thousands open results

Zainab Ashraf: Exam results day is difficult enough without poor mental health

Insight

Exam results day is difficult enough without poor mental health

Zainab Ashraf

‘Patients waiting more than 1,000 days for mental health treatment’

'Patients waiting more than 1,000 days for mental health treatment'

Two Scottish entrants contending to be named UK Tree of the Year

Two Scottish entrants contending to be named UK Tree of the Year

Thousands of students across Scotland set to receive exam results

Thousands of students across Scotland set to receive exam results

Nicola Sturgeon calls for emergency meeting on cost-of-living crisis

Nicola Sturgeon calls for emergency meeting on cost-of-living crisis

Avanti West Coast cuts services due to ‘severe staff shortages’

Avanti West Coast cuts services due to 'severe staff shortages'

Unite workers at only coffin production site in Scotland vote to strike in row over pay

Workers at only coffin production site in Scotland vote to strike

Scottish man extradited from Brazil over serious organised crime offences

Scot extradited from Brazil over serious organised crime offences

Unite the Union: Oil giant Shell’s offshore medics to be balloted on industrial action

Oil giant's offshore medics to be balloted on industrial action

Public living with ‘harsh reality’ of NHS dentistry as Scottish Government urged to do more

Public living with 'harsh reality' of free NHS dentistry promises

Slowest rate of job creation in 15 months according to latest Royal Bank of Scotland PMI

July saw lowest rate of job creation in Scotland in 15 months

Scottish business leaders back youngsters ahead of SQA exam results day

Business leaders back young people ahead of exam results day

Businesses face 500% rise in energy bills, analysts warn

Businesses face 500% rise in energy bills, analysts warn

‘I think over a number of years, disability has been left behind’

'I think over a number of years, disability has been left behind'

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

← Newer 1 … 366 367 368 369 370 … 732 Older →

Popular Videos

Duchenne muscular dystrophy: Hope for families as new medication rolled out to first Scottish children

Edinburgh & East

Hope for families as new medication rolled out to first Scottish children

Horse-drawn carriages and £700 dresses: How schools are tackling prom inflation

COST OF LIVING

Horse-drawn carriages and £700 dresses: How schools are tackling promflation

Denis Law legacy trail unveiled in Aberdeen to honour football legend

North East & Tayside

Denis Law trail remembers one of Scotland's greatest-ever footballers

Disabled Islay pensioner forced to rely on son’s food parcels amid Co-op shortages

Highlands & Islands

'My son had to send me shopping from England due to food shortages on Islay'

Historic tidal pool in Cellardyke making waves once again after major four-year facelift

North East & Tayside

Historic tidal pool making waves once again after major facelift

Trending Now