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

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

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

Police appeal in search for woman missing from Scottish Borders

Police appeal in search for woman missing from Scottish Borders

Energy bills hike for millions as price cap announcement imminent

Energy bills hike for millions as price cap announcement imminent

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

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

Air pollution levels in Scotland’s streets ‘concerning’

Air pollution levels in Scotland’s streets ‘concerning’

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

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

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

Dog rehoming centre appeals for fosterers to offer pooches new life

North East & Tayside

Dog rehoming centre appeals for fosterers to offer pooches new life

Police launch inquiry after otter pup dies in illegal snare

Police launch inquiry after otter pup dies in illegal snare

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

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

Argyll Holidays bought over by US-based resort operator

Argyll Holidays bought over by US-based resort operator

Drugs deaths taskforce chair suggests more joined up approach needed

Drugs deaths taskforce chair suggests more joined up approach needed

Nicola Sturgeon urged to halt proposed cuts to ScotRail ticket offices

Nicola Sturgeon urged to halt proposed cuts to ScotRail ticket offices

How much will pupils know about exams as plans for tests go ahead?

How much will pupils know about exams as plans for tests go ahead?

Covid cases ‘likely to remain high’ as 30 deaths recorded overnight

Covid cases ‘likely to remain high’ as 30 deaths recorded overnight

Sepa continues to count cost of 2020 cyberattack, report says

Sepa continues to count cost of 2020 cyberattack, report says

Owner of Irn-Bru increases drink prices due to inflation

Owner of Irn-Bru increases drink prices due to inflation

Scots required to have interlinked smoke alarms as law comes into force

Scots required to have interlinked smoke alarms as law comes into force

Online ‘welcome hub’ launched for Hong Kong citizens moving to Scotland

Online ‘welcome hub’ launched for Hong Kong citizens moving to Scotland

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