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Dozens of bus services cancelled as drivers strike in pay dispute

Dozens of bus services cancelled as drivers strike in pay dispute

SNP writes to Meta saying Reform UK video featuring Sarwar ‘crosses the line’

SNP writes to Meta saying Reform UK video featuring Sarwar ‘crosses the line’

Scientists create soft robots able to walk out of the printers which made them

Scientists create soft robots able to walk out of the printers which made them

‘Unique in the UK’ support scheme gives £6m to upland hill farmers

'Unique in the UK' support scheme gives £6m to upland hill farmers

Petrichor: What is that earthy smell of rain hitting dry ground after weeks of sun?

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What is that earthy smell of rain hitting dry ground after weeks of sun?

Sean Batty

More than 40 people arrested amid ongoing gang war violence in Edinburgh and Lanarkshire

More than 40 people arrested amid ongoing 'gang war' violence

Are we doing enough to prevent cyber attacks after Marks and Spencer, Co-op and West Lothian Council hit?

Are we doing enough to prevent cyber attacks?

Swinney and Starmer discuss Grangemouth, migration, and economy at meeting

Swinney and Starmer discuss Grangemouth, migration, and economy at meeting

Donald Trump: UK should ditch ‘unsightly windmills’ and drill for North Sea oil

Donald Trump: UK should ditch ‘unsightly windmills’ and drill for North Sea oil

Scottish councils getting less money for housing despite emergency

Scottish councils getting less money for housing despite emergency

Drivers urged to beware of deer on roads as young begin to ‘spread out’

Drivers urged to beware of deer on roads as young begin to 'spread out'

Lynx likely to predate on sheep and lambs if reintroduced, study finds

Lynx likely to predate on sheep and lambs if reintroduced, study finds

Above-average rainfall needed for water levels to recover from dry spell, says SEPA

Above-average rainfall needed for water levels to recover from dry spell - SEPA

Do not carry weapons, warns police chief

Do not carry weapons, warns police chief

‘Scunnered’: The mood in crucial by-election battleground

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'Scunnered': The mood in crucial by-election battleground

Colin Mackay

Why are only SNP and Reform putting up candidates for Hamilton by-election debate?

Insight

Why are only SNP and Reform putting up candidates for by-election debate?

Colin Mackay

First Minister John Swinney accused of being ‘weak’ on knife crime amid spate of youth violence

Swinney accused of being 'weak' on knife crime amid spate of youth violence

Scotland’s national chef shares top five BBQ tips and recipes with Scottish twists

Scotland's national chef shares top five BBQ tips

Councillor switched to Reform Scotland after being rejected as Tory candidate

Councillor switched to Reform Scotland after being rejected as Tory candidate

Reform accused of ‘blatant racism’ in Sarwar attack ad

Reform accused of 'blatant racism' in Sarwar attack ad

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