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FM says she thought May would have been ‘far better’ at start of Covid

FM says she thought May would have been 'far better' at start of Covid

‘I’ve gone and done it’ – Climber, 82, bags final Munro

‘I’ve gone and done it’ – Climber, 82, bags final Munro

Weather warning for thunder, lightning and flash floods to bring disruption across Scotland after heatwave

Thunder, lightning and flash floods to bring disruption after heatwave

Call to take ‘serious action’ to tackle water shortages across Scotland

Water shortages across Scotland amid drought in England is 'terrifying'

Protest held at Scottish Power HQ in Glasgow over rising cost of energy

Protest held at Scottish Power HQ over rising cost of energy

Council pay offer will ‘lock-in’ further strikes, union warns as walk-outs planned across country

Council pay offer will 'lock-in' further strikes, union warns

Yellow weather warning for thunderstorms in place across Scotland as week to end with violent conditions

Scotland set for thunderstorms and flash flooding following heatwave

Waste service workers to take further strike action in pay dispute

Waste service workers to take further strike action in pay dispute

Scottish Government charters second cruise ship to provide accommodation for Ukrainians

Second cruise ship chartered to provide accommodation for Ukrainians

NHS workers edge closer to strikes after near-unanimous rejection of Scottish Government pay deal

NHS staff on edge of strike after near-unanimous rejection of pay deal

Scottish teachers struggling amid cost of living crisis as few permanent contracts being offered

'I thought teaching was a secure career - I could now lose my home'

Public Heath Scotland to monitor sewage following detection of polio in London

Sewage under close monitoring following detection of polio in London

Protest to take place at Scottish Power HQ over rising energy bills

Protest to take place at Scottish Power HQ over rising energy bills

Firefighters called to dozens of BBQ fires each year as caution urged

Firefighters called to dozens of BBQ fires each year as caution urged

Vital action needed by Scottish Government to stop brutal seabird deaths by fishing gear, says RSPB

Action needed to stop 'brutal' seabird deaths by fishing gear

ScotRail workers could take strike action after talks over pay deal break down

ScotRail workers could take strike action after pay talks break down

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warns UK is facing ‘escalating emergency’ on cost of living

Sturgeon warns UK facing 'escalating emergency' over cost of living

Quiet quitting: What is the TikTok workplace trend sweeping offices?

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Quiet quitting: What is the workplace trend sweeping offices?

What are dog days and why are they bringing scorching temperatures to Scotland this summer?

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What are dog days and why are they bringing 30C temperatures?

Sean Batty

Nearly half of councils yet to decide on childcare providers’ pay rate

Nearly half of councils yet to decide on childcare providers’ pay rate

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