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Weight loss drug Saxenda among six medicines approved for use in Scotland’s NHS

Weight loss drug that 'makes you feel full' approved for NHS Scotland

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon marks ‘significant anniversary’ for NHS 24 with new Glasgow centre

Nicola Sturgeon marks ‘significant anniversary’ for health service with new centre

Holyrood Dog of the Year competition returns for first time since 2019 due to coronavirus pandemic

Puppy power: MSPs hail return of Holyrood Dog of the Year competition

Scottish Parliament to launch explore growing challenge of getting and allotment as wait times surge

Edinburgh & East

Growing challenge of 15-year wait for garden allotment explored

Scottish SPCA warns removing baby deer from the wild is a ‘death sentence’

Charity warns removing baby deer from the wild is 'death sentence'

More action on energy bills needed by July – ScottishPower boss

More action on energy bills needed by July – ScottishPower boss

Many are lonely but ashamed to talk about it, research suggests

Many are lonely but ashamed to talk about it, research suggests

Community mental health fund awarded further £15m

Community mental health fund awarded further £15m

ScotRail running limited services from Glasgow Queen Street low level

ScotRail running limited services from Glasgow Queen Street low level

Nicola Sturgeon ‘thrilled and proud’ of SNP’s ‘stupendous’ council election results

Sturgeon 'thrilled and proud' of SNP's 'stupendous' election win

SNP and Labour make gains in Scottish council elections

SNP and Labour make gains in Scottish council elections

Eight more children in Scotland confirmed struck down with mysterious hepatitis

Eight more children struck down with mysterious hepatitis

Scottish mountain rescue teams brave dangerous peaks to save hundreds in ‘busiest year on record’

Scottish mountain rescue teams save hundreds in 'busiest year on record'

Extra census support for Scots announced to ‘maximise’ completion rates by extended deadline

Extra census support announced in bid to 'maximise' completion rates

Sepa chief executive Terry A’Hearn stood down over allegations of a ‘sexual nature’

Environmental watchdog boss quit over allegations of a 'sexual nature'

Convenience store chain McColl’s collapses into administration putting 16,000 jobs at risk

McColl's collapses into administration with 16,000 jobs at risk

Scottish council election as it happened: Gains for SNP and Labour

Scottish council election as it happened: Gains for SNP and Labour

Views sought on legal reform of issues such as murder and family law

Views sought on legal reform of issues such as murder and family law

Counting gets under way in council areas across Scotland after ballots cast

Counting gets under way for council elections across Scotland

Signs of high street recovery but cost of living is challenge, says trade group

Cost of living crisis 'may challenge signs of recovery in retail sector'

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