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John Swinney hails Navantia takeover of Harland & Wolff as ‘important day for Scotland’

Swinney hails Harland & Wolff takeover as 'important day for Scotland'

Councils still face £100m bill to cover national insurance hike, says Cosla

Councils still face £100m bill to cover national insurance hike, says Cosla

Insight: It’s been five years since The Promise – but changes to care system is behind schedule

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It's been five years since The Promise - but journey is behind schedule

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Sir Chris Hoy launches Tour de 4 charity fundraiser to help cancer patients and charities

Sir Chris Hoy launches Tour de 4 ride to help cancer patients and charities

Shipyard boss tells of ‘risk’ of further delays and cost increases to ferry

Shipyard boss tells of 'risk' of further delays and cost increases to ferry

Alcohol-related deaths in Scotland reach highest level in over 15 years

Alcohol-related deaths in Scotland reach highest level in over 15 years

Number of Scottish children living in temporary accommodation hits highest level in over 20 years

Scots children living in temporary accommodation hits highest level in over 20 years

John Swinney and Humza Yousaf hit out over Donald Trump’s claim US could ‘take over Gaza Strip’

Swinney and Yousaf hit out over Trump's claim US could 'take over Gaza Strip'

NHS waiting times for heart appointments in Scotland reach highest level on record

NHS waiting times for heart appointments reach highest level on record

More than 1,000 consultant vacancies in Scotland, figures show

More than 1,000 consultant vacancies in Scotland, figures show

Extra £144m allocated to Scots councils amid national insurance hike

Extra £144m allocated to Scots councils amid national insurance hike

Police Scotland officer numbers rise to more than 16,000

Police Scotland officer numbers rise to more than 16,000

Millions of workers to benefit as National Minimum Wage rises to £10 an hour

Millions of workers to benefit as National Minimum Wage rises to £10 an hour

Finance secretary Shona Robison’s Scottish Budget plans expected to pass first parliamentary vote

Robison’s Budget plans expected to pass first parliamentary vote

Children as young as ten caught carrying weapons, police figures show

Children as young as ten caught carrying weapons, police figures show

UK Government ‘hoodwinking’ public over GB Energy, says Swinney

UK Government ‘hoodwinking’ public over GB Energy, says Swinney

Scottish Government has ‘no intention’ of banning cats, says Swinney

Scottish Government has ‘no intention’ of banning cats, says Swinney

Could cat containment areas be introduced in Scotland to protect wildlife?

Could cat containment areas be introduced in Scotland to protect wildlife?

School pupils to start exam period earlier than originally planned, SQA announces

School pupils to sit exams earlier than originally planned

Cane Corso: The new ‘status dog’ after XL Bully ban?

Cane Corso: The new 'status dog' after XL Bully ban?

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