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Scotland basks in sunniest March since weather records began

Scotland basks in sunniest March since weather records began

Boris Johnson will ‘never be forgiven’ if he U-turns on conversion therapy, says SNP

Johnson will 'never be forgiven' if he U-turns on conversion therapy

Probe launched after box of pigeons found dumped at the side of A82 near Glasgow

Probe launched after box of pigeons found dumped at the side of road

Serial killer Peter Tobin in hospital after falling unwell at HMP Edinburgh

Serial killer Peter Tobin in hospital after falling unwell in prison

Number of Covid patients in Scotland’s hospitals returns to record high of 2383

Number of Covid patients in Scots hospitals returns to record high

P&O Ferries under criminal investigation over sacking of nearly 800 workers

P&O Ferries under criminal investigation over sacking of crew

Teacher Nicola Park jailed for having sexual relationship with schoolgirl

Teacher jailed for having sexual relationship with schoolgirl

Community market at The Tannahill Centre in Paisley described as ‘godsend’ amid cost of living crisis

Community market 'is a godsend' amid fears energy bills set to soar

Free travel for children under-16 this weekend as ScotRail returns to public ownership

Children to travel free this weekend as ScotRail is nationalised

Fiona McKenzie got dying wish to marry love of her life and ‘leave earth as Mrs’ thanks to NHS Forth Valley

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Mum got dying wish to marry love of her life and 'leave earth as Mrs'

Salmon School artwork to be shown at Balmoral Castle to mark Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Contemporary artwork to be shown at Balmoral Castle for first time

Scottish dentists warn of a crisis in the industry with patients struggling to get appointments

'Dentistry is facing a crisis with patients struggling to be seen'

Mary’s Meals now feeding 2,279,941 children every school day

Mary’s Meals now feeding 2,279,941 children every school day

Netflix, Sky, energy, National Insurance, council tax and pub costs to rise

What else is getting more expensive as energy costs soar?

ScotRail enters public ownership to be run by new Scottish Government company

ScotRail enters public ownership after being nationalised

Scots won’t see council tax bump for taking in Ukrainian refugees

Scots won't see council tax bump for taking in Ukrainian refugees

School pupils will sit exams in Scotland this year, says John Swinney

School pupils will sit exams in Scotland this year, says Swinney

Mary Quinn ‘dreading’ energy price cap rise as she’s already paying ‘up to £50 a day in electricity’

'I'm dreading energy price hike as I'm already paying up to £50 a day'

Energy supplier websites Scottish Power, SSE and others crash as people rush to submit meter readings

Energy supplier websites crash as people rush to submit meter readings

Scots urged to submit gas and electricity meter readings ahead of energy price cap rise on April 1

'Submit gas and electricity meter readings ahead of price cap rise'

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