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Research finds 140 police stations closed across Scotland in past decade

More than 100 police stations 'closed across Scotland in past decade'

Two people die in separate crashes in the south of Scotland

Man, 34, and woman, 61, die in separate crashes in south of Scotland

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon condemns ‘mindless’ actions of fans during Rangers v Celtic Glasgow derby

Nicola Sturgeon condemns ‘mindless’ actions of fans at Old Firm derby

NHS announce nine new symptoms of coronavirus in bid to decrease infection rates

Public advised of nine new symptoms of Covid including headaches

Easter holiday travel chaos as hundreds of flights cancelled

Easter holiday travel chaos as hundreds of flights cancelled

People attending wedding and funerals in Scotland no longer required to wear face coverings

Restrictions on face masks at weddings and funerals lifted in Scotland

Healthy heart community projects can now apply for £10,000 grants

Healthy heart community projects can now apply for £10,000 grants

NHS Scotland’s complaints service celebrates tenth anniversary

NHS Scotland's complaints service marks tenth anniversary

Covid deaths in Scotland’s care homes ‘show residents still being failed’

Care home Covid deaths 'show residents still being failed by government'

Plea for night buses to be included in free travel scheme for under 22s

Plea for night buses to be included in free travel scheme for under 22s

Orphaned fox cubs rescued from portacabin after mum killed in crash

Orphaned fox cubs rescued from portacabin after mum killed in crash

TV presenter Jean Johansson tells BBC Disclosure documentary racism in Scotland is ‘getting worse’

TV presenter Jean Johansson says racism in Scotland is ‘getting worse’

Nationwide hunt under way for Stephen Robert Howard who may have fled Whitby in Yorkshire to the Highlands

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Nationwide hunt under way for man who may have fled to Highlands

Cost of living protest in Glasgow’s George Square calls for action on poverty

'Cost of living crisis is already escalating into cost of survival'

Falkland War veterans revisit Babcock Roysth dockyard to mark 40 years since war began

Edinburgh & East

Veterans mark 40th anniversary of Falklands War by revisiting port

More than 100 Edinburgh Zoo penguins given clean bill of health following annual check-up

Edinburgh & East

Edinburgh Zoo penguins given clean bill of health following check-up

Scotland Tonight panel of experts explain how to save money as living costs soar

Your great big guide to saving money as living costs soar

Five more companies sign charter to deliver full-fibre broadband across Scotland

Companies sign charter to deliver full-fibre broadband across Scotland

Pipers asked to play to remember servicemen who died in Falklands War

Pipers asked to play to remember servicemen who died in Falklands War

First Minister hits out at ‘woefully small’ number of visas granted to Ukrainian refugees

FM hits out at 'woefully small' number of visas granted to Ukrainians

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