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NatureScot’s Isle of May and Noss National Reserves close to visitors after bird flu outbreak

Scots nature reserves off-limits to visitors after bird flu deaths

Ambulance call handler’s family threatened among rise in emergency responder assaults

Man threatened to 'track down and blow up' former paramedic's family

Controversial menu calorie count consultation set to end amid criticism over eating disorder risk

Last chance to give views on controversial menu calorie count plans

Health campaigners call for Scottish Government to help smokers with mental health issues quit

'Action needed' to help smokers with mental health issues quit

National Union of Students make fresh calls to Scottish Government for summer payment for students facing hardship

Fresh calls for summer payment for students facing hardship

What compensation are you entitled to if your flight is delayed or cancelled?

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What rights do you have if your flight is delayed or cancelled?

Police Scotland officers set to ‘withdraw goodwill’ in most prominent action for over a century

Police officers set to take action over 'derisory' pay offer

Scotland women’s rugby squad receives more than £360,000 ahead of World Cup bid in New Zealand

Women’s rugby squad given £360,000 to train full-time for World Cup

Coronavirus deaths in Scotland rise to 51 in weekly update

Covid deaths in Scotland rise to 51 in weekly update

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

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

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

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 pledges £65m military aid to war effort in Ukraine

European airline strikes spell more travel disruption for Scottish holidaymakers

European airline strikes spell travel disruption for holidaymakers

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

Holyrood passes legislation restricting sale and use of fireworks

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

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

Campaign to recruit GPs to work in Scotland from across UK launched

Firefighters consider industrial action after ‘derisory’ pay offer

Firefighters consider industrial action after 'derisory' pay offer

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

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

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

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Scotland Tonight: Frontline workers warn sector on verge of collapse amid soaring costs and staff shortages

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Motherwell Football Club lead tributes to seven-year-old who died following lung transplant

Motherwell FC lead tributes to seven-year-old who died following lung transplant

Anas Sarwar: ‘Senior SNP figures say John Swinney has two weeks to save his job’

Sarwar: 'Senior SNP figures say Swinney has two weeks to save his job'

Majority of Celtic Boys Club abuse claims settled, court hears

Majority of Celtic Boys Club abuse claims settled, court hears

UK Government commits £200m for Acorn carbon capture project in St Fergus, Aberdeenshire

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UK Government commits £200m for Acorn carbon capture project

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