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Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Scotland to pay nearly £500,000 to abused former priest

Scotland’s Catholic bishops to pay nearly £500,000 to abused ex-priest

Andy Goram showed ‘remarkable bravery’ in cancer battle, says Ally McCoist

Ally McCoist: Andy Goram showed 'remarkable bravery' in cancer battle

Fuel protesters bring chaos to Scottish trunk roads with rolling roadblocks

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Fuel protesters bring chaos to trunk roads with rolling roadblocks

Scottish Government pledges ‘vital’ lifelong support to thalidomide survivors

‘Vital’ lifelong support pledged to thalidomide survivors

Cost of living crisis: How soaring inflation is impacting all aspects of your life

Cost of living crisis: How soaring inflation is impacting your life

Travellers urged to act against ‘inappropriate’ sexual behaviour on rail network in new British Transport Police campaign

Travellers urged to act against ‘inappropriate’ sexual behaviour

TV chef Monica Galetti appointed to role as first ever Scottish seafood ambassador

TV chef appointed to role as first Scottish seafood ambassador

4G mobile phone coverage expanded in dozens of rural areas

4G mobile phone coverage expanded in dozens of rural areas

Scotland’s ‘Fairytale Castle’: Have you been to this magical wonder?

Scotland's 'Fairytale Castle': Have you been to this magical wonder?

Campaign urges Scots to register to vote ahead of indyref2

Campaign urges Scots to register to vote ahead of indyref2

Six strange sights from new database of Scottish statues compiled in online catalogue by Art UK

Six strange sights from new database of Scottish statues

Erasmus+ replacement Turing Scheme sees 3,000 Scots students set to study and work abroad

More than 3,000 Scottish students to travel abroad under Turing Scheme

Debt crisis warning amid sharp rise in bills and food price inflation

Debt crisis warning amid sharp rise in bills and food price inflation

The cancer community has lost an ally but Dame Deborah James was an inspiration to us all

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Professor Linda Bauld says there is ‘hope’ that Covid cases in Scotland will decline in coming weeks as virus surges

'Hope' that Covid cases will decline in coming weeks

Weapons surrender and compensation scheme launched by Scottish Government

Call to surrender weapons in return for cash under compensation scheme

Scottish Government seeks views on junk food promotions in bid to tackle obesity

Junk food promotions 'could be banned in bid to tackle obesity'

Covid surge: New figures reveal 30 percent jump in cases across UK caused by omicron variants BA.4 and BA.5

Covid surge: New figures reveal 30% jump in cases across UK

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

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