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Police must be anti-racist, chief constable tells Sheku Bayoh inquiry

Police must be anti-racist, chief constable tells Sheku Bayoh inquiry

Train drivers at ScotRail to be balloted on industrial action

Train drivers at ScotRail to be balloted on industrial action

Scotland Tonight: Could burning rubbish be the solution to soaring energy bills?

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Midwives ’emotionally and physically battered’ by coronavirus pandemic

Midwives 'emotionally and physically battered' by coronavirus pandemic

Scottish charities say older households will struggle with finances and mental wellbeing in 2022

Charities call for support as 220,000 older households struggle

Ex-presiding officer gifted cash to Natalie McGarry every month, court hears

Ex-presiding officer 'gifted cash to Natalie McGarry every month'

Financial regulation of energy firms must be ‘significantly enhanced’ say Ofgem

Financial regulation of energy firms must be 'significantly enhanced'

What are the bills in the Queen’s Speech that affect Scotland?

Queen's Speech: How will the UK Government's plans affect me?

Scottish Erasmus replacement scheme proposed by SNP ‘shelved indefinitely’ Lib Dems say

'No confirmed timetable' for Scottish Erasmus replacement scheme

Scotland to have ‘more incinerators than waste to burn’ within years, according to review

Scotland to have 'more incinerators than waste to burn' within years

Scots urged to surrender firearms and ammunition to police as campaign launched

Police urge Scots with firearms and ammunition to surrender items

Diabetes ‘almost doubles risk of death from Covid’, University of Aberdeen study finds

North East & Tayside

Diabetes ‘almost doubles risk of death from Covid’, study finds

Continued imprisonment of Jagtar Singh Johal in India ‘lacks legal basis’

Imprisonment of Scot held in India for five years 'lacks legal basis'

Why has Scottish serial killer Peter Tobin been linked to Jessie Earl’s murder?

Jessie Earl: Was young art student killed by Peter Tobin?

Jessie Earl: New inquest into death of student linked to Scottish serial killer Peter Tobin

New inquest into death of student linked to Peter Tobin

£2bn contracts to Rolls-Royce and BAE Systems for third phase of Dreadnought programme

£2bn in contracts to build UK's largest-ever nuclear submarines

Morrisons rescues McColl’s from administration as 16,000 jobs at newsagents saved

UK & International

Morrisons rescues McColl's from administration as 16,000 jobs saved

Weight loss drug Saxenda among six medicines approved for use in Scotland’s NHS

Weight loss drug that 'makes you feel full' approved for NHS Scotland

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon marks ‘significant anniversary’ for NHS 24 with new Glasgow centre

Nicola Sturgeon marks ‘significant anniversary’ for health service with new centre

Holyrood Dog of the Year competition returns for first time since 2019 due to coronavirus pandemic

Puppy power: MSPs hail return of Holyrood Dog of the Year competition

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