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Archbishop of Glasgow ‘appalled’ by UK Government’s plans to send migrants to Rwanda
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Archbishop of Glasgow 'appalled' by UK Government's Rwanda policy

Scotland Tonight debate: Should cyclists face compulsory training and need a licence to use roads?
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DEBATE

Should cyclists face compulsory training and need a licence?

Gene-editing Bill should not ‘force products on Scotland’, says minister
Scotland

Gene-editing Bill should not ‘force products on Scotland’

Scottish minister recalls being ‘petrified’ during Falklands battle
Scotland

Scottish minister recalls being ‘petrified’ during Falklands battle

Thousands of whales becoming stranded as new documentary to explore ‘environmental crime scenes’
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New documentary to explore human impact on upsurge in whale strandings

Tail end of tropical storm to batter parts of Scotland with 55mph winds
Scotland

Tail end of tropical storm to batter parts of Scotland with 55mph winds

EasyJet pilots say worst of flight disruption is yet to come in blistering letter to airline’s CEO
Scotland

EasyJet pilots say worst of chaos is yet to come in blistering letter

ScotRail announces return of late weeknight services after progress in Aslef pay talks
Scotland

ScotRail confirms return of weeknight services amid pay talk progress

Scots monkeypox cases triple in under two weeks as virus spreads
Scotland

Scots monkeypox cases triple in under two weeks as virus spreads

Scotland’s railway faces ‘shutdown’ despite ‘breakthrough’ pay talks between ScotRail and Aslef train drivers
Scotland

Scotland's railway faces 'shutdown' despite 'breakthrough' pay talks

UNISON union members to vote on strike action over 2% pay rise which ‘amounts to pay cut’
Scotland

Council workers to vote on strike which could shut schools after summer

Scottish SPCA launch rehoming appeal after ‘influx’ of ferrets received at rehoming centres
Scotland

Ferret rehoming appeal after charity receives 'influx' of animals

Hiring activity in Scotland slows amid steep decline in staff availability and intense wage pressures
Scotland

Staff supply 'falling at an unprecedented pace' amid wage pressures

Foreign nationals from four countries granted right to stand in Scottish local elections
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Foreign nationals granted right to stand in Scottish local elections

Hungry school pupils’ £1m lunch debt could be ‘written off’ suggests Nicola Sturgeon
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Hungry school pupils' £1m lunch debt 'could be written off'

ScotRail trains chaos set to end as union Aslef agrees 5% pay deal
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ScotRail trains chaos set to end as union secures 5% pay deal

P&O Ferries: 100 sacked seafarers report missing possessions
Scotland

Around 100 seafarers sacked by P&O Ferries report missing possessions

What are your rights for building new developments in your own home or garden?
EXPLAINER

What are your rights for building in your own home or garden?

Airbnb warns that tight restrictions imposed Scottish Government by on hosts ‘could cost economy millions’
Scotland

Tight restrictions on Airbnb hosts 'could cost economy millions'

Bail and Release from Custody Bill could reduce crime, prisoner numbers and victimisation in Scotland
Scotland

Bill to cut prisoner numbers could 'reduce crime and victimisation'

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Scottish blood service appeals for more young donors as active numbers fall 10% below target
Scotland

More young blood donors urged to come forward in bid to boost stocks

John Swinney to visit GP surgery taking part in ‘family wellbeing’ project
Glasgow & West

John Swinney to visit GP surgery taking part in ‘family wellbeing’ project

Boom or Bust: Could this new Scottish video game MindsEye be the next Grand Theft Auto?
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Boom or Bust: Could this new Scottish video game be the next Grand Theft Auto?

Man taken to hospital after being struck by SUV in hit and run in East Lothian
Edinburgh & East

Man taken to hospital after being struck by SUV in hit and run

Aberdeen University: ‘Ground-breaking’ discovery brings hope for chronic pain sufferers
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North East & Tayside

University makes 'ground-breaking' discovery offering hope for chronic pain sufferers

Almost 1,500 buildings in Scotland ‘at risk’ from cladding
Scotland

Almost 1,500 buildings in Scotland ‘at risk’ from cladding

Cyclist sets off on 25,000km journey from Scotland to Australia for mental health charity Ewen’s Room
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Cyclist sets off on 25,000km journey from Scotland to Australia for mental health charity

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Glenlivet distillery uses hill dams to boost whisky water supply amid growing dry spells
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Distillery turns to science to protect whisky water supply amid dry spells

Scottish Labour stun SNP to win crucial Hamilton by-election
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Scottish Labour stun SNP to win crucial Hamilton by-election

Boy, 8, with rare genetic condition launches 2,500km relay race across the UK
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Glasgow & West

Boy, 8, with rare genetic condition launches 2,500km relay race across the UK

Teachers say underfunding of additional support needs in Scottish education is failing pupils
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Teachers at 'breaking point' as ASN crisis overwhelms Scottish classrooms

New suicide prevention initiative launches for Scotland’s farmers
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North East & Tayside

New suicide prevention initiative aims to help Scotland’s farmers

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John Swinney to host summit on reducing youth violence
Scotland

John Swinney to host summit on reducing youth violence

Teaching post in Orkney primary school vacant since March 2019, data suggests
Scotland

Teaching post in Orkney primary school vacant since March 2019, data suggests

Hundreds apply to compensation scheme set up after armed forces LGBT ban
Scotland

Hundreds apply to compensation scheme set up after armed forces LGBT ban

Unsafe building cladding could cost Scottish government £1.7bn over 15-year-period
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Unsafe building cladding could cost Scottish Government £1.7bn

John Swinney: ‘SNP progress not nearly enough’ 
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Glasgow & West

John Swinney: 'SNP progress not nearly enough' 

Needle bins installed near Glasgow drug consumption room after ‘dumping ground’ concerns
Glasgow & West

Needle bins installed near drug consumption room after 'dumping ground' concerns 

Anas Sarwar: ‘Hamilton is leading the way for Scottish Labour government’
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Glasgow & West

Anas Sarwar: 'Hamilton is leading the way for Scottish Labour government'

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Brit Awards move to Manchester from next year
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Brit Awards move to Manchester from next year

Snoop Dogg says he hopes to open burger van at Celtic Park
Glasgow & West

Snoop Dogg says he hopes to open burger van at Celtic Park

Eid al-Adha brings Glasgow’s diverse Muslim communities together in annual celebration
Glasgow & West

Eid al-Adha brings Glasgow’s diverse Muslim communities together in annual celebration