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Unite the Union members join Scottish Water strike on March 28 amid ‘culture of arrogance’

Second union joins Scottish Water staff strike amid 'culture of arrogance'

Chancellor Rachel Reeves says more defence spending will keep Scotland safe and deliver more jobs

'More defence spending will keep Scotland safe and deliver more jobs’

ScotRail powers train with vegetable oil as alternative to diesel in trial

ScotRail powers train with vegetable oil as alternative to diesel in trial

Singing Kettle stars celebrated as honorary members of top cultural organisation

Singing Kettle stars celebrated as honorary members of top cultural organisation

Rachel Reeves says increase in lending capacity will help UK defence sector

Rachel Reeves says increase in lending capacity will help UK defence sector

Assisted dying laws could be ‘lethal weapon’ for domestic abusers, MSPs warned

Assisted dying laws could be ‘lethal weapon’ for domestic abusers, MSPs warned

Local government workers consulted on industrial action amid pay dispute

Local government workers consulted on industrial action amid pay dispute

At least 5,000 most high-risk toxic sites untested by Scottish councils

At least 5,000 most high-risk toxic sites untested by Scottish councils

Swinney thanked us for ‘colossal investment’ in meeting, says Eric Trump

Swinney thanked us for ‘colossal investment’ in meeting, says Eric Trump

Scottish Water staff to go on strike after pay talks collapse

Scottish Water staff to go on strike after pay talks collapse

Michelle Mone slams ‘closed doors’ UK Government Covid inquiry

'This is not justice': Michelle Mone slams ‘closed doors’ Covid inquiry

Donald Trump’s son Eric meets First Minister John Swinney after landing in Scotland

Donald Trump’s son Eric meets John Swinney after landing in Scotland

First Minister John Swinney to face FMQs as Dundee University faces 600 job cuts

Swinney to face FMQs as Dundee University faces 600 job cuts

Life story of ‘beloved’ PG Tips tea-drinking chimp revealed

Life story of 'beloved' PG Tips tea-drinking chimp revealed

Fire on oil tanker involved in North Sea collision with cargo ship is out as crew

Fire on oil tanker involved in North Sea collision with cargo ship is out

Over 80% of shops report increase in violence towards retail workers, Scottish Grocers Federation survey finds

Over 80% of shops report increase in violence towards retail workers

Regulator warns against undergoing procedures at ‘Botox parties’

Warning against 'Botox parties' across Scotland

First Minister concerned by ‘very severe’ University of Dundee crisis

First Minister concerned by 'very severe' situation at Dundee University

Nicola Sturgeon: We’ll be ashamed of vilification of trans people in years to come

Sturgeon: We’ll be ashamed of vilification of trans people in years to come

Nicola Sturgeon: From SNP election-winner and Covid burnout to ‘Books and Banter’

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Nicola Sturgeon: From SNP election-winner and Covid burnout to 'Books and Banter'

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