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‘It took four years for my sex attacker to face court’

‘It took four years for my sex attacker to face court’

Face masks in school classrooms will be dropped at end of month

Face masks in school classrooms will be dropped at end of month

‘PM’s ill-thought-out isolation plan is to deflect from Partygate’

‘PM’s ill-thought-out isolation plan is to deflect from Partygate’

Ending Covid self-isolation in Scotland ‘unwise’, expert warns

Ending Covid self-isolation in Scotland ‘unwise’, expert warns

Firms ‘now more confident in recovery’ as hiring spree continues

Firms ‘now more confident in recovery’ as hiring spree continues

Travel disruption expected as snow and wind warnings across Scotland

Travel disruption expected as snow and wind warnings across Scotland

State-of-the-art £21.7m health and care centre opens its doors

State-of-the-art £21.7m health and care centre opens its doors

Mum says care system is ‘broken’ after son spent years in hospital

Mum says care system is ‘broken’ after son spent years in hospital

Openreach looking for 500 new recruits across Scotland

Openreach looking for 500 new recruits across Scotland

ScotRail to be taken into public ownership at beginning of April

ScotRail to be taken into public ownership at beginning of April

Scottish Government plans to extend Covid powers for up to six months

Scottish Government plans to extend Covid powers for up to six months

Rare whisky dating back to Second World War given £92,000 price tag

Rare whisky dating back to Second World War given £92,000 price tag

Former Rangers owner Craig Whyte to face trial in September

Former Rangers owner Craig Whyte to face trial in September

Johnson plans to end Covid isolation rules in England a month early

Johnson plans to end Covid isolation rules in England a month early

Firefighters to use life-saving naloxone in fight against drug deaths

Firefighters to use life-saving naloxone in fight against drug deaths

Historians hunt for missing painting worth £13m last seen in Peterhead

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Historians hunt for missing painting worth £13m last seen in Peterhead

Should energy firms be slapped with a windfall tax?

Should energy firms be slapped with a windfall tax?

‘More than two-thirds of Scots’ worried about affording energy bills

‘More than two-thirds of Scots’ worried about affording energy bills

ScotRail confirms end to reduced pandemic timetable next week

ScotRail confirms end to reduced pandemic timetable next week

Weather alert for snow as energy provider also warns of high winds

Weather alert for snow as energy provider also warns of high winds

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