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Covid: Humza Yousaf says Scotland’s NHS staff facing toughest week since pandemic began

NHS facing toughest week since pandemic began, says Yousaf

P&O Ferries sacks 800 seafaring workers and cancels sailings

P&O Ferries sacks 800 workers as sailings cancelled

P&O Ferries: All sailings suspended ahead of ‘major announcement’

P&O Ferries: Sailings suspended amid fear of hundreds of job losses

Audit Scotland: Analysis of how billions spent during Covid pandemic ‘not possible’ due to gaps in data

Audit Scotland: Watchdog concern over where £4.4bn Covid fund was spent

Food and energy set to cost Scots an extra £1100 a year, Which? warns

Food and energy 'set to cost Scots an extra £1100 a year'

Scotland’s rescuers warn ‘it’s still winter on mountains’ after spate of deaths

Rescuers warn 'it's still winter on Scotland's mountains'

Disabled people in Scotland with lifelong serious conditions won’t face benefits reviews under new system

Disabled people with lifelong conditions won't face benefits reviews

Nicola Sturgeon willing to host Ukrainian refugee as she says Scots ready to ‘open our hearts’

Sturgeon willing to host refugee with Scots ready to 'open our hearts'

Treatment target to be introduced in bid to cut number of drug deaths in Scotland

Treatment target to be introduced in bid to cut drug deaths

Scotland’s Covid death toll increases by 117 in past week, NRS figures show

Covid: Scotland records 117 deaths in past week, figures show

Ukrainians in Scotland: Nicola Sturgeon announces £1m fund to help support refugees

Sturgeon: £1m to support Ukrainian refugees arriving in Scotland

Dr Christine Tait-Burkard: Scotland’s Covid cases ‘could peak over next couple of weeks’

Scotland's Covid cases ‘could peak over next couple of weeks’

Scotland will not hit target to reduce child poverty, according to think tank

Scotland 'will not hit target to reduce child poverty by 2030'

Scottish retail sales remain at pre-pandemic levels, according to new report

Scottish retail sales 'remain at pre-pandemic levels'

Frailty symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis could be reversed, new study shows

Frailty symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis 'could be reversed'

Scottish hospitality industry bodies criticise move to extend face masks rule

Hospitality industry bodies criticise move to extend face masks rule

Social Bite opens first London coffee shop in Covent Garden in homelessness mission

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Social Bite opens first London coffee shop in homelessness mission

‘World’s largest potato’ ruled to be a gourd following test by Guinness World Records

‘World’s largest potato’ ruled to be a gourd following DNA test

Douglas Ross insists Scotland cannot remain ‘stuck with Covid rules forever’ after face mask extension

Scotland can't remain stuck with Covid rules forever, says Ross

Suspected drug deaths in Scotland decreased 8% in 2021

Suspected drug deaths in Scotland fell by 8% last year

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