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Demand for energy advice rockets by 61% amid soaring cost of bills, says Citizens Advice Scotland

Demand for energy advice rockets by 61% amid soaring cost of bills

ScotRail pays out more than £100,000 in two months to passengers due to train travel disruption

ScotRail pays out more than £100,000 in two months due to disruption

Thousands take part in marches through Glasgow and Edinburgh for Pride

Thousands take part in marches through Glasgow and Edinburgh for Pride

Police Scotland issues urgent plea after road crashes kill seven motorcyclists in six weeks

Urgent plea after road crashes kill seven motorcyclists in six weeks

Concerns over single men offering Ukrainian women homes and hosts being unable to provide under refugee scheme

'A lady whose baby was killed didn't want to leave the remains of her child'

Summer of discontent: What industries are planning strike action?

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Summer of discontent: What industries are planning strike action?

Network Rail strikes to leave ScotRail services in chaos if bosses ‘continue to slash and burn’ workforce

Strikes to leave railways in chaos if bosses 'slash and burn' workers

Nicola Sturgeon to chair emergency abortion summit in wake of US Supreme Court Roe v Wade being overturned

FM to chair emergency abortion summit in wake of US rights overturn

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon condemns US Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v Wade abortion ruling

Sturgeon: 'One of the darkest days for women’s rights in my lifetime'

Team Scotland reveal parade outfits for Commonwealth Games in Birmingham

Team Scotland reveal parade outfits for Commonwealth Games

Covid surge: ‘One in 20’ people in Scotland had virus last week

Covid surge: 'One in 20' people in Scotland had virus last week

Why is inflation rising so quickly and how high could it go?

Why is inflation rising so quickly and how high could it go?

Edinburgh man with epilepsy says condition forced him to give up support worker job

Epilepsy: 'Every day is a lottery since I was forced to give up work'

Rail disruption ‘could continue into next week’ as network gears up for third day of strike action

Rail passengers warned strike chaos 'could continue into next week'

Police Scotland underspent by £13m on response to COP26

Police Scotland underspent by £13m on response to COP26

Rail strike state of play as Scottish stations fall silent on second day of industrial action

Deserted stations, daily life disrupted and sympathy for strikers

Scottish tourists to be charged fee for entry to EU under ETIAS visa waiver scheme

Scots tourists to be charged fee for entry to EU under new scheme

Youths at risk of ‘serious and life-changing’ injury after spike in railway trespassing

Youths risk 'life-changing' injury after spike in railway trespassing

Covid committee told Scottish Government must take action to stop country going over ‘cliff edge’

Action needed to stop Scotland going over Covid cliff edge, says doctor

Scottish household sizes shrink outside Edinburgh and Glasgow in last 20 years

Household sizes shrink across majority of Scotland in last 20 years

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