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Councils call in sheriff officers to chase hungry schoolchildren for £10 lunch debts

Councils call in sheriff officers over school pupils' £10 lunch debts

‘Fans prefer to walk back to city centre’, says minister amid train chaos

'Fans prefer to walk back to city centre', says minister amid train chaos

Biggest daily jump in petrol prices in 17 years with warnings of more rises to come

Biggest daily jump in petrol prices in 17 years with more rises to come

Scotland sees 22% increase in children referred to CAMHS, according to Public Health Scotland figures

Mental health concerns as 22% more children seeking care, study shows

Royal College of Nursing warns of postcode lottery in care services for long Covid sufferers in Scotland

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Nursing leaders warn of 'inadequate' care for long Covid sufferers

Scots with neurological conditions struggling to access appointments, study finds

Scots with neurological conditions 'struggling to access appointments'

Pride comes in middle of huge year of social change for LGBT+ in Scotland

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ScotRail trains face further chaos as thousands of Network Rail workers to strike in June

ScotRail faces further chaos as thousands of workers to strike in June

Scotland to be battered by strong winds after weekend heatwave

Scotland to be battered by strong winds after weekend heatwave

ScotRail set to resume talks with train drivers union over pay dispute on Thursday

ScotRail set to resume talks with union over pay dispute on Thursday

Scotland sees slight rise in number of crimes involving a firearm

Scotland sees slight rise in number of firearm crimes

Scotland’s greenhouse gas reduction target met during pandemic

Scotland's greenhouse gas reduction target met during pandemic

Nicola Sturgeon to address international leaders at Bonn Intersessional climate change conference

Sturgeon to address international leaders at climate conference

Parents bin 100,000 wearable school uniforms each year in Scotland, enough to ‘climb the Kelpies’

Amount of school uniforms binned by parents 'could climb the Kelpies'

Public Health Scotland study finds no evidence in change of alcohol consumption following minimum pricing

Drinkers 'cut back on food to buy alcohol' amid minimum pricing

Citizens Advice Scotland warns of cost of living crisis impact ahead of further hike in energy prices

Demand for energy advice surges by 60% amid 'risk of poverty'

Report finds stress levels within Police Scotland at ‘critical level’ as officers experience burnout

Stress levels within Police Scotland 'critical' as officers face burnout

Scottish Government to replace Cold Weather Payment with Low Income Winter Heating Assistance

Around 400,000 households to receive £50 to help with heating bills

Two more cases of monkeypox confirmed in Scotland by health bosses, bringing the total number to ten

Scotland's tenth case of monkeypox confirmed by health officials

Union blames Government and industry ‘greed’ as airport travel chaos continues at Edinburgh and Glasgow

'Shameful' scenes as union blames 'greed' for airports chaos

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