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Fire service urges caution over classroom ‘door chopping’ plans
Scotland

Fire service urges caution over classroom ‘door chopping’ plans

Shoppers returning to the high street after pandemic slump
Scotland

Shoppers returning to the high street after pandemic slump

Campaign for new ‘thank holiday’ to recognise country’s service
Scotland

Campaign for new ‘thank holiday’ to recognise country’s service

New ovarian cancer drug ‘could cut chance of dying’
Scotland

New ovarian cancer drug ‘could cut chance of dying’

‘Change the law and smooth the path to surrogacy’
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Scotland

‘Change the law and smooth the path to surrogacy’

Vaccination bus still helping to give Covid a kick one year on
Scotland

Vaccination bus still helping to give Covid a kick one year on

Final push to reconnect last customers after storms wiped out power
North East & Tayside

Final push to reconnect last customers after storms wiped out power

RAF Typhoons scramble for second time in two days
Scotland

RAF Typhoons scramble for second time in two days

New energy price cap sees bills set to rise by almost £700 a year
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Scotland

New energy price cap sees bills set to rise by almost £700 a year

Mary Queen of Scots letter fetches more than £32,000 at auction
Scotland

Mary Queen of Scots letter fetches more than £32,000 at auction

Police appeal in search for woman missing from Scottish Borders
Scotland

Police appeal in search for woman missing from Scottish Borders

Energy bills hike for millions as price cap announcement imminent
Scotland

Energy bills hike for millions as price cap announcement imminent

Scots will need licence to buy or use fireworks under proposed new law
Scotland

Scots will need licence to buy or use fireworks under proposed new law

Air pollution levels in Scotland’s streets ‘concerning’
Scotland

Air pollution levels in Scotland’s streets ‘concerning’

Defibrillators installed in Aberdeen schools in memory of six-year-old
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North East & Tayside

Defibrillators installed in Aberdeen schools in memory of six-year-old

Covid: Plan to chop bottom of classroom doors off to help ventilation
Scotland

Covid: Plan to chop bottom of classroom doors off to help ventilation

Dog rehoming centre appeals for fosterers to offer pooches new life
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North East & Tayside

Dog rehoming centre appeals for fosterers to offer pooches new life

Police launch inquiry after otter pup dies in illegal snare
Glasgow & West

Police launch inquiry after otter pup dies in illegal snare

Energy price cap set to be announced with bills hike for millions
Scotland

Energy price cap set to be announced with bills hike for millions

Argyll Holidays bought over by US-based resort operator
Glasgow & West

Argyll Holidays bought over by US-based resort operator

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Spanish police say Daniels gang member behind murder of two Scots in Costa del Sol
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Scotland

Spanish police say Daniels gang member behind murder of two Scots in Costa del Sol

Phoenix Spencer-Horn: Man admits murdering girlfriend and trying to cover up her death
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Glasgow & West

Man admits murdering girlfriend and trying to cover up her death

Man who dragged schoolgirl into Edinburgh woods and raped her in ‘devastating’ attack jailed
Edinburgh & East

Man who dragged schoolgirl into woods and raped her in 'devastating' attack jailed

Oil and gas firm fined £300,000 after crew submerged in water-filled lift shaft on North Sea platform
North East & Tayside

Oil and gas firm fined £300,000 after crew became submerged in water-filled lift shaft

Disruption across Stagecoach West bus services halted as new offer put to Unite the Union members
Glasgow & West

Stagecoach strikes suspended after new offer put to workers

Girl, 11, left seriously injured after being attacked by dog on path in Dundee
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North East & Tayside

Girl, 11, left seriously injured after being attacked by dog on path

More than 1,300 jobs at risk as Poundland set to shut 68 stores and two warehouses following takeover
UK & International

More than 1,300 jobs at risk as Poundland to shut almost 70 stores

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Dravet Syndrome: Rare form of epilepsy causing caregivers to develop PTSD
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Glasgow & West

Rare form of epilepsy causing caregivers to develop PTSD

Beloved Edinburgh shop Ali’s Cave to close after 40 years serving customers on Lothian Road
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Edinburgh & East

Beloved Edinburgh shop Ali's Cave to close after 40 years

No Marti, No Party: Former Wet Wet Wet star Pellow still stealing the show aged 60
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No Marti, No Party: Clydebank's finest Marti Pellow still stealing the show aged 60

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

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

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

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

Latest in Politics

John Swinney: ‘Independence is the defining choice for this generation’
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Politics

Swinney: 'Independence is the defining choice for this generation' 

Scottish Government guidance urges schools to ‘reinforce positive behaviour’ amid rising classroom violence
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Politics

Schools urged to focus on 'reinforcing positive behaviour' amid rise in classroom violence

Scottish Government sets date for end of two-child cap in Scotland
Politics

Scottish Government sets date for end of two-child cap in Scotland

Independent Scotland is within reach, Swinney expected to tell conference
Politics

Independent Scotland is within reach, Swinney expected to tell conference

Scottish Government urged to ignore ‘hysteria’ around Loch Lomond proposals
Glasgow & West

Scottish Government urged to ignore ‘hysteria’ around Loch Lomond proposals

Swinney: Conflict between Israel and Iran could escalate to ‘very dark place’
Politics

Swinney: Conflict between Israel and Iran could escalate to ‘very dark place’

East Renfrewshire Council apologises after letter to parents ‘implied Union Jack flag was sectarian’
Glasgow & West

Council apologises after letter to parents 'implied Union Jack flag was sectarian'

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Glen Powell films stunt in Glasgow as filming for Ghostwriter continues across city amid road closures
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Glen Powell films stunt in Glasgow as shooting for Hollywood blockbuster continues

Single ticket-holder from Ireland wins £208m EuroMillions jackpot
UK & International

Single ticket-holder from Ireland wins £208m EuroMillions jackpot

TV star Kim Woodburn dies aged 83 after short illness
Entertainment

TV star Kim Woodburn dies aged 83 after short illness