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Weather forecast: ‘Pest from the west’ will batter Scotland with storms and 80mph winds

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'Pest from the west' will batter Scotland with storms and 80mph winds

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Stark pay differences across the UK revealed

Stark pay differences across the UK revealed

Return of knowledge in schools could transform education, says academic

Return of knowledge in schools could transform education, says academic

NHS has spent more than £900m on temporary staff since 2019, figures suggest

NHS has spent more than £900m on temporary staff since 2019, figures suggest

Four-hour A&E wait time target missed in almost 500,000 cases, 2024 figures show

Four-hour A&E wait time target missed in almost 500,000 cases, 2024 figures show

Scotland ‘punished for bigger public sector’ due to National Insurance rise – Shona Robison

Scotland ‘being punished for bigger public sector’ due to NI rise, says Robison

Remain is in the past, rejoining EU is ‘Scotland’s best hope’, Swinney to say

Remain is in the past, rejoining EU is ‘Scotland’s best hope’, Swinney to say

More than 400,000 potholes reported since 2021, figures reveal

More than 400,000 potholes reported since 2021, figures reveal

Scotland facing fraud ‘epidemic’ as more than 80% of crimes go unsolved – Labour

Scotland facing fraud ‘epidemic’ as more than 80% of crimes go unsolved – Labour

Lives put at risk by 11,000 prank ambulance calls in a decade, Lib Dems warn

Lives put at risk by 11,000 prank ambulance calls in a decade, Lib Dems warn

Where are Scotland’s XL Bully hotspots?

Where are Scotland's XL Bully hotspots?

Recommendations into Polmont suicides ‘not enough’ to protect vulnerable young prisoners

'Polmont isn't fit for purpose, it couldn't afford to keep my brother alive'

‘Systemic failures’ contributed to suicides of vulnerable young prisoners at Polmont

'Systemic failures' contributed to suicides of vulnerable young prisoners

MSPs highlight ‘lack of progress’ on recommendations for salmon farming industry

MSPs highlight ‘lack of progress’ on recommendations for salmon farming industry

Scottish Government’s latest marine plan could be ‘backwards step’, environmental campaigners claim

Government’s latest marine plan could be ‘backwards step’, campaigners claim

Healthcare crisis: ‘I’ve seen patients have blood transfusions in corridors – it’s against every nursing ethos’

'I've seen blood transfusions in corridors - it goes against every nursing ethos'

State-of-the-art helicopter to save lives in Scotland in UK first

State-of-the-art helicopter to save lives in Scotland in UK first

BP boss announces energy giant will cut 4,700 jobs globally

BP boss announces energy giant will cut 4,700 jobs globally

HMP Dumfries’ wellbeing gardens praised by prison inspectors

HMP Dumfries' wellbeing gardens praised by prison inspectors

Nurses caring for patients in corridors due to overcrowding

Nurses caring for patients in corridors due to overcrowding

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