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Bid for William Wallace memorial attraction at site of his former home in Castlegate, Lanark

Bid for William Wallace memorial attraction at site of his former home

Scotland’s Covid cases continue to drop as around one in 13 have virus

Scotland's Covid cases continue to drop as around one in 13 have virus

Around 570 refugees fleeing Ukraine granted visa to come to Scotland

More than 500 people fleeing Ukraine granted visa to come to Scotland

Glasgow City Council agrees to repatriate museum artefacts to Nigeria, India and Native Americans

Museum artefacts to be returned to Nigeria, India and Native Americans

Scottish Retail Consortium says footfall in shops has remained low in March

Scotland sees steepest decline in store footfall out of all UK nations

‘The UK Government’s energy strategy has a firm focus on long-term supply rather than demand’

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'Energy strategy has firm focus on long-term supply rather than demand'

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How to recognise jaundice amid outbreak of hepatitis across Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Tayside and Fife

How to recognise jaundice amid outbreak of hepatitis across Scotland

Caledonian System works with perpetrators to stop domestic abuse

How working with perpetrators can stop domestic abuse

UK energy strategy: No plans for new nuclear power stations in Scotland, says Kwasi Kwarteng

Energy strategy: No plans for new nuclear power stations in Scotland

Nearly 800 jobs at risk at Glasgow Lighthouse Lab over future of ‘crucial’ Scottish Covid testing facility

Nearly 800 jobs at risk over future of 'crucial' Scottish Covid lab

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says ‘nuclear is coming home’ as part of energy strategy

‘Nuclear is coming home as UK will have a new reactor every year’

Cracks on high-speed trains caused by ‘movement and salt in the air’

Cracks on high-speed trains caused by 'movement and salt in the air'

Jack and Olivia named as Scotland’s top baby names for 2021 by National Records of Scotland

TV shows 'could have inspired' Scotland's top baby names

Domestic abuser tells how charity No Feart helped him turn his life around

'I thought controlling my family was the best thing for them'

‘More than a third’ of cancer patients in Scotland diagnosed in an emergency

More than a third of cancer patients 'diagnosed in an emergency'

Scottish colleges provide 1800 places for course to help boost number of carers

Colleges fund 1800 spaces on online course to boost carer numbers

George Galloway's Twitter account marked as 'Russia state-affiliated'

George Galloway's Twitter account marked as 'Russia state-affiliated'

Russian-owned energy firm supplying Scots homes Gazprom seized by German Government

Russian-owned energy firm supplying Scots seized by German Government

At least 11 children in hospital after hepatitis outbreak across Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Tayside and Fife

At least 11 children in hospital after hepatitis outbreak

Findlay’s of Portobello butcher says shop’s bills ‘are continually rising’ amid cost-of-living crisis

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'Prices have never jumped this much in all my years as a butcher'

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