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Coronavirus deaths in Scotland rise to 51 in weekly update
Scotland

Covid deaths in Scotland rise to 51 in weekly update

Natalie McGarry: From high-flying Westminster career to time in jail 
Politics

Natalie McGarry: From high-flying Westminster career to time in jail 

Bank of Scotland report shoes that business confidence and optimism in economy fell as inflation rises
Scotland

Business confidence in Scotland plummets as inflation pressures hit firms

Scots cutting back on essential items including food and fuel amid cost of living crisis
Scotland

Scots cutting back on essential items amid cost of living crisis 

Scottish Government contributes £65m to war effort in Ukraine as part of UK’s military aid
Scotland

Scotland pledges £65m military aid to war effort in Ukraine

European airline strikes spell more travel disruption for Scottish holidaymakers
Scotland

European airline strikes spell travel disruption for holidaymakers

New legislation to restrict the sale and use of fireworks has been passed at Holyrood
Scotland

Holyrood passes legislation restricting sale and use of fireworks

Scottish Police Federation say officers to ‘withdraw goodwill’ following ‘derisory’ pay offer
Scotland

Scottish police officers to 'withdraw goodwill' in dispute over pay

Humza Yousaf launches Scottish Government campaign in bid to recruit GPs from across the UK
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Campaign to recruit GPs to work in Scotland from across UK launched

Firefighters consider industrial action after ‘derisory’ pay offer
Scotland

Firefighters consider industrial action after 'derisory' pay offer

More than two thirds of Scottish companies struggling to recruit workers amid skills shortage
Scotland

More than two thirds of Scottish firms 'facing skills shortage'

STUC report shows private care homes worse than not-for-profit amid calls for care service reform
Scotland

Private care homes worse 'at all levels' than not-for-profit 

Social care providers slam ‘dangerous’ axing of crucial PPE fund
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Social care providers slam 'dangerous' axing of crucial PPE fund

Doctors forced to say sorry to patients for system-wide failings, BMA chief claims
Scotland

Doctors forced to apologise for system-wide failings, BMA chief claims

MSPs vote to pass legislation on emergency Covid powers which will give Scottish Government ability to impose lockdowns
Scotland

Holyrood votes to pass legislation on emergency coronavirus powers

Indyref2: First Minister Nicola Sturgeon sets date for second referendum on Scottish independence
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Nicola Sturgeon sets date for second referendum on Scottish independence

Minimum alcohol price in Scotland could rise within two years as Scottish Government launches review
Scotland

Minimum alcohol price may jump as Scottish Government launches review

Majority of Scots impacted by eating disorders believe calories should not be added to menus in Scotland
Scotland

Adding calories to menus 'would harm 95% of Scots with eating disorders'

Sexual crimes in Scotland almost double in ten years as reports hit record levels, police statistics reveal
Scotland

Sex crimes at record high after reports almost double in ten years

Aldi offers Scottish customers ‘finder’s fee’ in return for new store locations
Scotland

Aldi offers customers 'finder's fee' in return for new store locations

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Scotland will have to qualify for Euro 2028 despite being host nation
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Scotland will have to qualify for Euro 2028 despite being host nation

Body of Glasgow man who disappeared in Australia found in river
Glasgow & West

Body of Glasgow man who disappeared in Australia found in river

Footballer Jay Emmanuel-Thomas admits plot to smuggle £600,000 of cannabis
Scotland

Footballer admits plot to smuggle £600,000 of cannabis

Busy Glasgow city centre streets closed to public after pedestrian hit by bus
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Glasgow & West

Busy city centre streets closed to public after pedestrian hit by bus

Public urged to avoid area as police close Devil’s Pulpit car park 
Glasgow & West

Public urged to avoid area as police close Devil's Pulpit car park 

Prime Minister announces U-turn on winter fuel payments
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Prime Minister announces U-turn on winter fuel payments

Man appears in court after Aberdeen defender Jack MacKenzie hit by seat
North East & Tayside

Man appears in court after footballer hit with thrown seat

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Scotland’s curling world champions aiming for Olympic Gold in 2026
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Scotland's curling world champions aiming for Olympic Gold in 2026

Edinburgh University staff back strike action over £140m cuts and threat to jobs
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Edinburgh & East

Edinburgh University staff back strike action over £140m cuts

STV to create new commercial radio station
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STV to create new commercial radio station

Nearly 240,000 emergency food parcels delivered to Scots in last year – charity
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Nearly 240,000 emergency food parcels delivered to Scots in last year – charity

Argyll businesses worry over summer diversions at the Rest and be Thankful on the A83
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Rest and Be Thankful? Not for businesses facing summer road chaos

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Calls for non-fatal strangulation offence to ‘give survivors justice they deserve’
Politics

'Non-fatal strangulation offence will give survivors justice they deserve'

Climate watchdog warns Scotland needs to take ‘immediate action’
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Climate watchdog warns Scotland needs to take 'immediate action'

Scottish Colourist painting sells for more than £381,000 at auction
Scotland

Scottish Colourist painting sells for more than £381,000 at auction

Scottish Government borrowing limits raised to nearly £5bn
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Scottish Government borrowing limits raised to nearly £5bn

Reaching net zero by 2045 requires ‘immediate action at pace and scale’
Scotland

Reaching net zero by 2045 requires ‘immediate action at pace and scale’

What does the UK-EU deal mean for people in Scotland?
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What does the UK-EU deal mean for people in Scotland?

Former prostitute: ‘I was thrown to the kerb and sold like a piece of meat’
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Former prostitute: 'I was thrown to the kerb and sold like a piece of meat'

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How you could claim a £70 payout from Mastercard, even if you've never had one
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Chris Brown freed on bail by judge after ‘bottle attack’ charge
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Chris Brown freed on bail by judge after ‘bottle attack’ charge

Marks & Spencer says cyber attack disruption set to cost £300m and last to July
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Marks & Spencer says cyber attack disruption set to cost £300m and last to July