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

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

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

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

Holyrood votes to pass legislation on emergency coronavirus powers

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

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

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

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

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

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

Scots warned of giant hogweed plant that can cause blisters, burns and blindness as school holidays start

Plant that causes blisters, burns and blindness widespread over country

NHS dentistry ‘on the brink’ with reduction in support payments

NHS dentistry 'on the brink' with reduction in support payments

Think tank Reform Scotland say tax system is not fit for the future and requires redesign

Scotland’s tax system 'not fit for future and requires redesign'

Which Post Offices in Scotland will be forced to close due to strikes?

Which Post Offices in Scotland will be forced to close due to strikes?

What are buffer zones and how will they protect women seeking abortion?

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What are buffer zones and how will they protect women seeking abortion?

Scottish Government urged to ban all alcohol promotion following report from Alcohol Focus Scotland charity

Calls to ban all alcohol promotion 'in bid to improve Scots health'

Nature reserves on Isle of May and Noss to close to protect birds amid avian flu outbreak

Island nature reserved closed amid avian flu outbreak

Abortion summit attendees agree that national solution must be found to protect women’s access to health care

Sturgeon says 'national solution' must be found after abortion summit

Post Office staff back strike over 'woefully inadequate' pay rise

Post Office staff back strike over 'woefully inadequate' pay rise

Queen travels to Scotland for traditional week of events

Queen travels to Scotland for traditional week of events

Scots urged to avoid online scams exploiting holiday and gig demand

Scots urged to avoid online scams exploiting holiday and gig demand

Landlords urge MSPs to ‘think again’ over permanent Covid laws on tenant evictions

Landlords urge MSPs to 'think again' over new laws on tenant evictions

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Youth workers call for urgent action ahead of knife crime summit at Holyrood

Youth workers call for urgent action ahead of knife crime summit

Mum launches café to create jobs for young people with additional support needs in West Dunbartonshire

Mum launches café to create jobs for young people with additional support needs

Children’s character Zog is celebrated on Royal Mint 50p coins

Children’s character Zog is celebrated on Royal Mint 50p coins

Swinney to chair youth violence summit after stabbings and classroom violence

Swinney to chair youth violence summit after stabbings and classroom violence

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