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Covid committee told Scottish Government must take action to stop country going over ‘cliff edge’

Action needed to stop Scotland going over Covid cliff edge, says doctor

Scottish household sizes shrink outside Edinburgh and Glasgow in last 20 years

Household sizes shrink across majority of Scotland in last 20 years

RNLI Scotland launch water safety campaign as data shows over 267,000 visited lifeguarded beaches last summer

Water safety campaign launched as beaches gear up for busy summer

MSP launches consultation on bill to pardon thousands convicted of witchcraft in Scotland

Women convicted of witchcraft 300 years ago 'could be legally pardoned'

Film and TV productions in Scotland could be worth £1bn ‘by the end of the decade’

Film and TV productions could be worth £1bn 'by the end of the decade'

Second rail strike starts across country as talks between RMT and Network Rail break down

Second national rail strike starts across country as talks break down

What is driving inflation to record levels and how bad could things get?

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What is driving prices to record highs and how bad could things get?

Queen hopes to make Scotland Holyrood Week trip despite ongoing ‘mobility issues’ says Buckingham Palace

Queen hopes to make Holyrood Week trip despite 'mobility issues'

Scottish Covid cases rise by almost a third as two new variants elevated to ‘concern’ level

Covid cases rise by almost a third as variant threat level elevated

Average Scottish house prices hit ‘record levels’ as property costs surge over last year

Scottish house prices surge to 'record levels' over last year

How does the cost of fuel in Scotland compare with the rest of the UK?

How does the cost of fuel in Scotland compare with the rest of the UK?

Steps taken to ensure Scotland is better prepared for wild weather after severe storms like Arwen

What is being done to stop Scotland from being ravaged by wild weather?

Adoption UK says support for adopted searching for birth families ‘not fit for purpose’

Support for adoptees searching for birth families 'not fit for purpose'

As school holidays loom, will you have problems at the airport?

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As school holidays loom, will you have problems at the airport?

Energy bills to soar to cover £2.7bn cost of suppliers going bust

Energy bills to soar to cover £2.7bn cost of suppliers going bust

ScotRail services impacted on Wednesday following Network Rail RMT union strike

Commuters set to face more disruption on rail network amid strikes

Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice Research finds students turning to ‘essay mills’

Students turning to online ‘essay mills' to purchase written work

Scottish Government to provide bus operators extra £25.7m as Covid support extended

Bus operators to receive extra £25.7m as Covid support continues

Police officers ‘unanimously reject’ pay deal and push for internal industrial action

Police officers 'reject' pay deal and push for industrial action

LGBT campaigners and health bosses call for LGBT community centres to improve health and social inequalities

LGBT inequalities report 'should serve as wake up call'

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