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Scottish Government to provide bus operators extra £25.7m as Covid support extended
Scotland

Bus operators to receive extra £25.7m as Covid support continues

Police officers ‘unanimously reject’ pay deal and push for internal industrial action
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Police officers 'reject' pay deal and push for industrial action

LGBT campaigners and health bosses call for LGBT community centres to improve health and social inequalities
Scotland

LGBT inequalities report 'should serve as wake up call'

Scottish Government seeks views over use of physical intervention in schools
Scotland

Government seeks views over use of physical intervention in schools

Passengers told to expect significant disruption amid UK rail strikes
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Passengers told to expect significant disruption amid UK rail strikes

Ryanair boss warns flight disruptions to continue throughout summer months amid staff shortages
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Flight disruption to continue for months, Ryanair boss warns

Family ‘devastated’ after grandfather Derek Roan, 71, dies following accident at Barnborroch Farm
Scotland

Family 'devastated' after grandfather dies following accident on farm

M8 road crash sees delays of up to an hour for commuters impacted by rail strikes
Scotland

Motorists facing delays on roads as commuters impacted by train strikes

Almost 400 drug driving cases abandoned due to blood test delays, according to the Scottish Policing Authority
Scotland

Almost 400 drug driving cases abandoned due to blood testing delays

Poorest in Scotland five times more likely to die of alcohol-related causes, says Public Health Scotland
Scotland

Poorest Scots 'five times more likely to die of alcohol-related causes'

Brighter days ahead as summer officially begins in Scotland
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Brighter days ahead as summer officially begins in Scotland

Sean Batty
Sean Batty
Commuters set for travel chaos across Scotland as UK-wide rail strike begins
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Commuters set for travel chaos across Scotland as rail strike begins

Scotland records hottest day of the year so far as temperatures soar over 24 degrees
Scotland

Scotland records hottest day of the year as temperatures soar over 24C

Is my ScotRail train running during the nationwide Network Rail strikes?
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Is my ScotRail train running during the nationwide strikes?

Glasgow and Aberdeen among five areas bidding to become Scottish green freeports
Scotland

Five areas bidding to become Scottish green freeports

East Coast of Scotland placed on water scarcity alert as dry conditions affecting supplies
Scotland

Water shortage 'alert' in place as dry conditions impact areas

Scottish Government CashBack for Communities scheme to invest £20m of crime proceeds into youth projects
Scotland

Community youth projects to be funded by £20m of crime proceeds

Scotland braces for strikes halting almost all of ScotRail train services
Scotland

Country braces for strikes halting almost all ScotRail train services

Rise in reports of bullying in NHS ‘deeply alarming’ say Scottish Conservatives
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Tories claim 'deeply alarming' rise in reports of bullying in NHS

World Refugee Day: How many visas under the Homes For Ukraine scheme have been issued for your council area?
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How many Ukrainian refugee visas have been issued in your council area?

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Scottish wingsuit flyer dies during jump in Swiss Alps
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Scottish wingsuit flyer dies during jump in Swiss Alps

Celtic legend and Lisbon Lion John Clark dies aged 84
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Celtic legend and Lisbon Lion John Clark dies aged 84

Family of asylum seeker shot after hotel stabbings call for review of police actions
Glasgow & West

Family of asylum seeker shot after hotel stabbings call for review of police actions

Woman with rare deafblind condition regains independence with support of NESS charity
North East & Tayside

Woman with rare deafblind condition regains independence with charity support

Four dogs, hedgehog and snake found in ‘shocking’ house covered in faeces in Inverness
Highlands & Islands

Four dogs, hedgehog and snake found in 'shocking' house covered in faeces

Renfrew bridge reopens after bomb squad called to ‘possible ordnance device’
Glasgow & West

Bridge reopens after bomb squad called to 'possible ordnance device'

Rapist who attacked woman at Turnberry Hotel jailed for six years
Glasgow & West

Rapist who attacked woman at Turnberry Hotel jailed for six years

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Dundee school launch stitcher appeal for 150th anniversary tapestry
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Dundee school launch stitcher appeal for 150th anniversary tapestry

Shortage of stonemasons ‘posing threat to Scotland’s heritage’
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Shortage of stonemasons 'posing threat to Scotland’s heritage'

‘Doctors thought I had gallstones – it turned out to be a rare liver cancer’
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'Doctors thought I had gallstones - it turned out to be a rare liver cancer'

Scottish roots of basketball explored in joint study by University of Stirling and Kansas University
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Scottish roots of basketball explored in joint university study

Housing secretary ‘doesn’t know number of people on social housing list’
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Housing secretary 'doesn't know number of people on social housing list' 

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Free school meals rolled out to secondary pupils for first time, Swinney says
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Free school meals rolled out to secondary pupils for first time, Swinney says

First Minister calls for ‘de-escalation’ in Middle East conflict
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First Minister calls for 'de-escalation' in Middle East conflict

Almost 30,000 community service orders breached in 11 years, figures show
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Almost 30,000 community service orders breached in 11 years, figures show

UK must push for diplomatic solution following US strikes on Iran, says Swinney
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UK must push for diplomatic solution following US strikes on Iran, says Swinney

Presiding Officer Alison Johnstone to step down as MSP at election next year
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Presiding Officer Alison Johnstone to step down as MSP at election next year

Fergus Ewing’s solo bid threatens to turn SNP stronghold into political battleground
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Ewing's solo bid threatens to turn SNP stronghold into political battleground

Ewan Petrie
Ewan Petrie
Veteran MSP Fergus Ewing hits out at SNP-Green coalition as he plans to stand as independent in 2026 elections
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'Ludicrous' policies kicked SNP independence dream into long grass, says Ewing

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‘Do not eat’: Trotter’s Garlic Pesto could cause serious food poisoning and be fatal
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'Do not eat': Pesto product could cause serious food poisoning and be fatal

Oil prices rise after US strikes on Iran nuclear sites 
UK & International

Oil prices rise after US strikes on Iran nuclear sites 

Glen Powell visits Glasgow cinema while filming JJ Abrams’ Hollywood blockbuster
Glasgow & West

Glen Powell visits Glasgow cinema while filming Hollywood blockbuster