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Highland Wildlife Park’s polar bear cub confirmed as a boy after health check

Highlands & Islands

It's a boy! Polar bear cub's first health check at wildlife park

Scotland’s NHS is ‘not financially sustainable’ and pandemic has increased pressures, warns spending watchdog

Auditor General: Scotland's NHS is 'not financially sustainable'

Yellow weather alert in place as ‘thundersnow’ sweeps across Scotland

Yellow weather alert in place as 'thundersnow' sweeps across Scotland

STV News Westminster correspondent Kathryn Samson wins RTS presenter award

STV Westminster correspondent wins RTS regional presenter award

Two yellow weather warnings issued for snow, thunder and strong winds in Scotland

Two weather alerts issued as Scotland set to be hit by 'thundersnow'

‘NHS junior doctors are exhausted, burnt out and leaving Scotland to work abroad’

Junior doctors 'exhausted, burnt out and leaving Scotland'

Big drop in drug-soaked prison mail after jails start photocopying letters to inmates

Drop in drug-soaked prison mail after jails start photocopying letters

Call for 4000 Scots convicted and executed for witchcraft to be pardoned

Call for 4000 Scots convicted and executed for witchcraft to be pardoned

Scottish Ballet ends association with BP as it becomes latest organisation to sever ties with energy giant

Scottish Ballet ends association with energy giant BP

Taxi drivers among thousands of Scots who have signed up for naloxone training

Thousands of Scots sign up for naloxone training to help save lives

‘Super-landlords prove that sector doesn’t work for tenants’, say campaigners amid call for rent controls

'Super-landlords prove that rent sector doesn't work for tenants'

Workplace Parking Levy in Scotland: Will I have to pay to take my car to work?

Will I have to pay to park my car at work in Scotland?

Scottish Water launch Nature Calls campaign to ban wet wipes containing plastic

Scots urged to clean up their act and ditch wet wipes for good

Citizens Advice Scotland survey finds 84 per cent of Scots concerned over energy bills

Eight in ten Scots 'concerned' over impending energy price hike

Survey finds quarter of Scottish jobs offer flexible working despite Covid pandemic

Fewer than three in ten jobs offer flexible working, study shows

Professor Jason Leitch says Covid tests should remain free after England set to introduce fee

'Covid testing should remain free in Scotland amid England rule change'

Coronavirus vaccination appointments to be offered to five to 11-year-olds in Scotland from March 19

Jab appointments to be offered to five to 11-year-olds from March 19

At-a-glance: Which coronavirus rules are changing in Scotland?

At-a-glance: Which coronavirus rules are changing in Scotland?

Scots will no longer be required to wear face masks from next month and Covid passport scheme to be dropped

Scots will no longer be required to wear face masks from next month

Lawyers bid for private prosecution for rape against David Goodwillie and David Robertson

Legal bid for private prosecution for rape against David Goodwillie

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Scotland Tonight: Frontline workers warn sector on verge of collapse amid soaring costs and staff shortages

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Frontline workers warn sector on verge of collapse amid soaring costs and staff shortages

Scotland set for sizzling temperatures and thundery downpours in the coming days

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Scotland set for sizzling temperatures and thundery downpours in the coming days

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Youth workers call for urgent action ahead of knife crime summit at Holyrood

Youth workers call for urgent action ahead of knife crime summit

Mum launches café to create jobs for young people with additional support needs in West Dunbartonshire

Mum launches café to create jobs for young people with additional support needs

Jobs lost as Inverurie Scotbeef abattoir in Aberdeenshire closes its doors

North East & Tayside

All jobs lost as abattoir closes its doors

Children’s character Zog is celebrated on Royal Mint 50p coins

Children’s character Zog is celebrated on Royal Mint 50p coins

Swinney to chair youth violence summit after stabbings and classroom violence

Swinney to chair youth violence summit after stabbings and classroom violence

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