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Dad seeking asylum in Scotland says Rwanda fears are ‘mental torture’

Dad seeking asylum in Scotland says Rwanda fears are 'mental torture'

New figures show 285 suspected drug deaths across Scotland in first three months of 2022

More than 280 suspected drug deaths in first three months of 2022

National Water Safety Forum: Argyll and Bute, Aberdeenshire and Highlands had fifth most drownings in 2021

Scottish regions had UK's 'fifth highest number of drownings in 2021'

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to set out second Scottish independence drive with new ‘scene-setting’ paper

Nicola Sturgeon to set out second independence bid in new paper

Rise in number of Scots in work as labour market makes ‘strong recovery’

Rise in number of Scots in work as labour market makes 'strong recovery'

Ultra-rare Rolex could fetch up to £120,000 at auction

Ultra-rare Rolex could fetch up to £120,000 at auction

ScotRail and RMT set to resume pay dispute talks in bid to end weeks of rail misery for passengers

ScotRail and RMT set to resume pay row talks in bid to end rail misery

See Me See Change resource launched as two thirds of young people ‘worry about being judged or dismissed’ over mental health

New resource for pupils worried about mental health issues in school

Should we worry about Covid cases rising again in Scotland?

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Should we worry about Covid cases rising again in Scotland?

Scotland ‘would have backed independence’ if it meant staying in the EU, Nicola Sturgeon claims

Scotland would have backed independence to remain in EU, says Sturgeon

Nicola Sturgeon to set out initial Scottish independence drive with new ‘scene-setting’ paper

Nicola Sturgeon to set out fresh independence bid with new paper

Inverness-based Carlton Bingo gives 209 staff members ownership of the firm with Employee Ownership Trust

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Full house for bingo firm as it becomes largest staff-owned business

How ‘spa days’ are helping Glasgow University experts get to grips with ticks

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Chief nursing officer asked to look at flexible working options

Chief nursing officer asked to look at flexible working options

Scammers using cost-of-living crisis to target people, charities warn

Scammers using cost-of-living crisis to target people, charities warn

NHS workforce at ‘crisis point’ as funding on temporary staff reaches £423m, say Scottish Conservatives

NHS at ‘crisis point’ as funding on temporary staff reaches £423m

Police in Scotland consider industrial action after pay deal rejected

Police in Scotland consider industrial action after pay deal rejected

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

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?

DEBATE

Should cyclists face compulsory training and need a licence?

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

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

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