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Four people being treated for monkeypox in Scotland, health officials confirm
Scotland

Scotland's fourth case of monkeypox confirmed by public health chiefs

ScotRail announces no extra trains between Glasgow and Edinburgh after Scotland v Ukraine clash
Scotland

No extra Glasgow to Edinburgh trains after Scotland v Ukraine game

Most common food safety fails revealed amid 43,000 food poisoning cases
Scotland

Most common food safety fails revealed amid 43,000 food poisoning cases

Scottish census deadline looming as households urged to avoid £1000 fines by National Records of Scotland
Scotland

Census deadline looms as households urged to avoid £1000 fines

‘Health boards can improve safety by listening to patients and families’
Scotland

'Health boards can improve safety by listening to patients and families'

People with dementia invited to join new national advisory panel
Scotland

People with dementia invited to join new national advisory panel

Union warns nearly 10,000 council workers could take strike action
Scotland

Union warns nearly 10,000 council workers could take strike action

Scotland urged to ‘learn lessons’ from England on tackling homelessness
Scotland

Scotland urged to 'learn lessons' from England on tackling homelessness

‘Right to Recovery Bill could be a game-changer in tackling drugs deaths’, says Douglas Ross
Scotland

'Right to Recovery Bill could be a game-changer in tackling drugs deaths'

Scottish Liverpool fan hits out at ‘awful’ organisation at Champions League Final in Paris
Scotland

Scottish Liverpool fan hits out at 'awful' organisation at European final

Scottish aid worker tells of devastating food poverty in Zimbabwe
Scotland

Scottish aid worker tells of devastating food poverty in Zimbabwe

Pianist is first ever Scottish Young Musicians solo performer winner
Scotland

Pianist is first ever Scottish Young Musicians solo performer winner

Hundreds of ScotRail train journeys cancelled amid travel chaos throughout Scotland
Scotland

Travel chaos as hundreds of ScotRail train journeys cancelled

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations taking place in Scotland during bank holiday weekend
Scotland

How is Scotland celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee?

Long Covid leaves nine-year-old Anna unable to walk or go to school
Scotland

Long Covid leaves nine-year-old Anna unable to walk or go to school

More than 1,000 places available on app to locate free period products
Scotland

More than 1,000 places available on app to locate free period products

Pope Francis to join church leaders on ‘historic’ visit to South Sudan
Scotland

Pope Francis to join church leaders on ‘historic’ visit to South Sudan

Mother ‘self-disconnected’ gas supply amid rising energy costs, charity says
Scotland

Mother ‘self-disconnected gas supply amid rising energy costs'

Frontline BT staff consider first national strike in 35 years over ‘insulting’ pay offer
Scotland

BT staff consider first strike in 35 years over 'insulting' pay offer

ScotRail Sunday timetable subject to ‘cancellations’ as ‘late-night’ services in place for Saturday
Scotland

Passengers warned ScotRail Sunday trains to be hit by cancellations

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Scottish wingsuit flyer dies during jump in Swiss Alps
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Scottish wingsuit flyer dies during jump in Swiss Alps

Celtic legend and Lisbon Lion John Clark dies aged 84
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Celtic legend and Lisbon Lion John Clark dies aged 84

Family of asylum seeker shot after hotel stabbings call for review of police actions
Glasgow & West

Family of asylum seeker shot after hotel stabbings call for review of police actions

Woman with rare deafblind condition regains independence with support of NESS charity
North East & Tayside

Woman with rare deafblind condition regains independence with charity support

Four dogs, hedgehog and snake found in ‘shocking’ house covered in faeces in Inverness
Highlands & Islands

Four dogs, hedgehog and snake found in 'shocking' house covered in faeces

Renfrew bridge reopens after bomb squad called to ‘possible ordnance device’
Glasgow & West

Bridge reopens after bomb squad called to 'possible ordnance device'

Rapist who attacked woman at Turnberry Hotel jailed for six years
Glasgow & West

Rapist who attacked woman at Turnberry Hotel jailed for six years

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Dundee school launch stitcher appeal for 150th anniversary tapestry
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Dundee school launch stitcher appeal for 150th anniversary tapestry

Shortage of stonemasons ‘posing threat to Scotland’s heritage’
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Shortage of stonemasons 'posing threat to Scotland’s heritage'

‘Doctors thought I had gallstones – it turned out to be a rare liver cancer’
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'Doctors thought I had gallstones - it turned out to be a rare liver cancer'

Scottish roots of basketball explored in joint study by University of Stirling and Kansas University
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Scottish roots of basketball explored in joint university study

Housing secretary ‘doesn’t know number of people on social housing list’
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Housing secretary 'doesn't know number of people on social housing list' 

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Only one in six Scots feel comfortable talking about relationship with alcohol, survey finds
Scotland

Only one in six Scots feel comfortable talking about alcohol, survey finds

Primary schools urged to teach pupils first aid with rollout of national scheme
Scotland

Primary schools urged to teach pupils first aid with rollout of national scheme

UK must push for diplomatic solution following US strikes on Iran, says Swinney
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UK must push for diplomatic solution following US strikes on Iran, says Swinney

Veteran MSP Fergus Ewing hits out at SNP-Green coalition as he plans to stand as independent in 2026 elections
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'Ludicrous' policies kicked SNP independence dream into long grass, says Ewing

WhatsApp to be removed from Scottish Government devices following external review
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WhatsApp to be removed from Scottish Government devices

Forbes will ‘leave no stone unturned’ to help save Alexander Dennis jobs
Scotland

Forbes will ‘leave no stone unturned’ to help save Alexander Dennis jobs

Minister announces £1bn in savings to be redirected to frontline services
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Minister announces £1bn in savings to be redirected to frontline services

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‘Do not eat’: Trotter’s Garlic Pesto could cause serious food poisoning and be fatal
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'Do not eat': Pesto product could cause serious food poisoning and be fatal

Oil prices rise after US strikes on Iran nuclear sites 
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Oil prices rise after US strikes on Iran nuclear sites 

Glen Powell visits Glasgow cinema while filming JJ Abrams’ Hollywood blockbuster
Glasgow & West

Glen Powell visits Glasgow cinema while filming Hollywood blockbuster