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Scottish Gaelic language course on learning app Duolingo reaches 1.12 million learners

Over one million learners sign up for Duolingo Scottish Gaelic course

Covid-19 researchers warn of ongoing threat two years after first lockdown

'We've learnt lots in two years, but the pandemic is not over'

SQA hits back after being told to ‘take a short, hard look at itself’ by Scottish Government advisor Professor Ken Muir

SQA hits back after being told to ‘take a short, hard look at itself’

Police launch Construction Watch Scotland to tackle surge in fuel and tool thefts

Police launch online platform to tackle surge in fuel thefts

Covid in Scotland: Record number of patients with virus in Scottish hospitals

Hospital patients with Covid reach record high for third day

Lloyds Banking Group: 19 Bank of Scotland and 41 other branches to close across UK with ‘124 jobs at risk’

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Dozens of Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland branches to close

Scots across country pause for minute’s silence in memory of those lost to Covid

Scots pause for minute's silence in memory of those lost to Covid

Face masks to remain in secondary schools in Scotland after the Easter break

Face masks to remain in secondary schools after the Easter break

Funding for drug rehabilitation services for mothers with children set out by Scottish Government

Dedicated rehab homes to keep mums with children during drug recovery

Orphans evacuated from Ukraine with help of Dnipro Kids can now enter UK after paperwork problems

Ukraine: Orphans authorised to come to Scotland after paperwork snag

Minute’s silence at Holyrood as country marks two years since Covid lockdown

Minute’s silence at Holyrood as country marks two years since Covid lockdown

‘Multitude of failings’ in late delivery of two ferries for Scottish island routes

Ferries fiasco blamed on 'significant operational failures'

Covid-19: Two years on, are we anywhere near the end of the coronavirus pandemic?

Are we anywhere near the end of the Covid pandemic?

Flexibility Works call for frontline and low paid workers to be given ‘more flexibility’

Calls for low paid and frontline workers 'to be given more flexibility'

Glasgow uni study finds LGBTQ+ community ‘more likely to have alcohol problems’

LGBTQ+ community 'face major barriers accessing alcohol services'

Scottish Environment Protection Agency and Scottish Water urge businesses to prepare for low water levels

Businesses urged to prepare for low water levels this summer

P&O Ferries promises £36.5m in compensation for sacked workers

P&O Ferries promises £36.5m in compensation for sacked workers

Collapsed airline Flybe announces flights to return from April 13

Collapsed airline Flybe set to return to the skies next month

NHS Scotland: Hospital patients with Covid reach record high for second day

Covid: Hospital patients with virus reach record high for second day

Schools forced to close as Covid rise causes shortage of staff

Schools forced to close as Covid rise causes shortage of staff

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