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Advice Direct Scotland issues advice on rights and entitlements if flights are cancelled or delay amid travel chaos

Scots holidaymakers issued advice as airport chaos continues

Scottish Water issue safety warning as figures show accidental drownings on the rise

Safety warning issued as accidental drownings on the rise

£50m package to offer patients at-home care to ease pressure on A&E

£50m package to offer patients at-home care to ease pressure on A&E

Platinum Jubilee weekend promises sun and soaring temperatures across Scotland

Platinum Jubilee weekend promises sun and soaring temperatures

Platinum Jubilee weekend begins with celebrations across Scotland to mark Queen’s 70th year on the throne

Queen gives thanks as Platinum Jubilee weekend marks 70th reigning year

Detective Rebus creator Ian Rankin and real-life top police officer given knighthood in birthday honours

Detective Rebus creator and real-life police chief given knighthoods

Trading Standards Scotland warns of pre-paid electric meter top-up scam as energy prices increase

Energy meter scam warning as cold callers offer cheap top ups

More than half of medical abortions in Scotland take place at home, new Public Health Scotland figures show

More than half of abortions in Scotland 'now take place at home'

ScotRail drivers reject 4.2% pay increase amid bitter dispute with national train operator

ScotRail drivers reject new pay offer as train chaos continues

Further monkeypox case in Scotland as medics seek to eradicate disease

Further monkeypox case in Scotland as medics seek to eradicate disease

Co-op issues recall over metal pieces in tuna, Food Standards Scotland says unsafe to eat

Urgent recall of Co-op tuna over 'metal pieces' in tins

Care inspectors in Scotland notified of over 300 serious incidents in four years

Care inspectors notified of over 300 serious incidents in four years

Dnipro Kids chairman looking for ‘bittersweet victory’ against Ukraine

Dnipro Kids chairman looking for ‘bittersweet victory’ against Ukraine

Scotland becomes first UK nation to ban single-use plastics after law passed at COP26 comes into force

Scotland becomes first UK country to ban single-use plastics

Fritzi Horstman aims to turn prisoner’s lives around at Addiewell, Barlinnie and Edinburgh prisons

'I can be the spark that turns prisoners' lives around'

Transport minister fails to confirm back-up plan if ScotRail pay deal is rejected

Minister fails to confirm back-up plan if ScotRail pay deal is rejected

Rail workers in pay talks to avoid strike action as Scottish train drivers consider offer

Rail workers in talks to avoid strike action as drivers consider offer

World No-Tobacco Day: Calls to include cigarette filters in Scotland’s single-use plastic ban

Cigarette butts 'most common littered item across Scotland'

Low emission zones in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, and Aberdeen will see many older vehicles banned from area

Low emission zones in city centres will see many older vehicles banned

One in eight Scots awaiting hospital treatment as NHS under ‘significant pressure’

One in eight Scots awaiting hospital treatment as NHS 'under pressure'

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