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Cold snap warning as ice, snow and wind set to hit north of Scotland

Cold snap warning as ice, snow and wind set to hit north of Scotland

New £71m super-sized GP surgery still on track to be built in city

New £71m super-sized GP surgery still on track to be built in city

ScotRail timetable to be reduced as operator hit by staff shortages

ScotRail timetable to be reduced as operator hit by staff shortages

Funding of £65m set to support culture and major events sector

Funding of £65m set to support culture and major events sector

Victims of crime so far ‘unable to attend parole board hearings’

Victims of crime so far ‘unable to attend parole board hearings’

School pupils told to test for Covid before returning to classrooms

School pupils told to test for Covid before returning to classrooms

Special constable numbers decrease by two thirds after police merger

Special constable numbers decrease by two thirds after police merger

Seven in ten Scots ‘concerned about rising energy bill costs’

Seven in ten Scots ‘concerned about rising energy bill costs’

Union warns schools face ‘significant disruption’ due to Omicron

Union warns schools face ‘significant disruption’ due to Omicron

When jogging was a new health craze sweeping the nation

When jogging was a new health craze sweeping the nation

Pupils urged to get second Covid vaccine before classes resume

Pupils urged to get second Covid vaccine before classes resume

Detector dogs could help stop exotic diseases entering Scotland

Detector dogs could help stop exotic diseases entering Scotland

Flood warnings issued for parts of Scotland on New Year’s Day

Flood warnings issued for parts of Scotland on New Year’s Day

New arrivals help bring in the bells on New Year’s Day

New arrivals help bring in the bells on New Year’s Day

Firms face ‘precarious situation’ at start of 2022, business chief warns

Firms face ‘precarious situation’ at start of 2022, business chief warns

Papers show government’s pandemic planning over bird flu fears

Papers show government’s pandemic planning over bird flu fears

Organised criminals ‘flouting laws and keeping dirty money’

Organised criminals ‘flouting laws and keeping dirty money’

Scotland’s chief medical officer receives knighthood in New Year Honours

Scotland’s chief medical officer receives knighthood in New Year Honours

Childline delivered more than 6000 counselling sessions last Christmas

Childline delivered more than 6000 counselling sessions last Christmas

Scotland records 13 deaths and 11,962 new cases of coronavirus

Scotland records 13 deaths and 11,962 new cases of coronavirus

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