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Union calls for urgent action to tackle nursing workforce shortages

Union calls for urgent action to tackle nursing workforce shortages

Feed UK charity calls for provision of free formula milk for babies across Scotland

Charity calls for baby milk formula to be provided for free

Four more UK monkeypox cases confirmed as total number of infections rises to seven

Four more monkeypox cases confirmed as number of UK infections rises

Yousaf warned of ‘perpetual crisis’ over Scotland’s A&E waiting times

Yousaf warned of 'perpetual crisis' over Scotland's A&E waiting times

Coca-Cola introduce attached caps to drinks range in bid to boost recycling and prevent litter

Coca-Cola introduce attached caps to drinks range to boost recycling

Unemployment rate in Scotland 'fell to record low last quarter'

Unemployment rate in Scotland 'fell to record low last quarter'

Solar Energy Scotland say 8500 jobs could be created in sector in Scotland by 2030

Solar power 'could create more than 8500 jobs in Scotland by 2030'

Scots in deprived areas ‘three times as likely to be admitted to A&E following asthma attack’

Asthmatic Scots in deprived areas 'more likely to end up in A&E'

Why are so few young people claiming a free bus pass and how do you get one?

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Why are so few young people claiming a free bus pass?

Scottish Government accused of ‘dragging its feet’ over ‘deafening’ underwater blasts ban

Holyrood 'dragging its feet' over 'deafening' underwater blasts ban

Census staff visit more than a million Scottish households after deadline extension

More than a million households visited after census deadline extension

Special schools edition of The Big Issue magazine launched

Special schools edition of The Big Issue launches for young people

Onshore wind contributes £106m to Scotland’s economy, industry says

Onshore wind contributes £106m to Scotland’s economy, industry says

‘Huge increases’ in demand for housing advice as cost-of-living rises

‘Huge increases’ in demand for housing advice as cost-of-living rises

Ex-firearms officer says £1m police payout ‘will not make up for pain’

Ex-firearms officer says £1m police payout ‘will not make up for pain’

Passport wait times explained as Scots holidaymakers face delays

Passport rush explained as Scots holidaymakers face anxious waits

Hay fever medication supplies running low amid rising pollen levels across UK

Hay fever medication supplies running low amid rising pollen levels

Energy regulator Ofgem warns removing gas or electricity meters to save money is ‘illegal’

Regulator warns removing energy meters to save money is 'illegal'

Monkeypox in Scotland - what we know about virus as first case identified

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Monkeypox in Scotland - what we know about virus as first case identified

Friend tells inquiry Sheku Bayoh was ‘murdered in police custody’

Friend tells inquiry Sheku Bayoh was ‘murdered in police custody’

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