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Military assistance request approved for struggling health boards

Military assistance request approved for struggling health boards

Over 70% of eligible adults in Scotland have had booster dose

Over 70% of eligible adults in Scotland have had booster dose

Scotland records 6215 new Covid cases as infection levels hit UK high

Scotland records 6215 new Covid cases as infection levels hit UK high

More than 400 litres of vodka seized in illegal distillery raid

More than 400 litres of vodka seized in illegal distillery raid

Nightclubs in Scotland to close for three weeks from December 27

Nightclubs in Scotland to close for three weeks from December 27

Weather warning for ice issued as festive travel gets under way

Weather warning for ice issued as festive travel gets under way

Scottish areas vying to win city status for Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Scottish areas vying to win city status for Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Omicron less likely to need hospital treatment, Scots study finds

Omicron less likely to need hospital treatment, Scots study finds

Events sector to receive £21m fund as Covid cancellations continue

Events sector to receive £21m fund as Covid cancellations continue

Dad pipes home son’s arrival after more than two years apart

Dad pipes home son’s arrival after more than two years apart

More than 7500 people told of partner’s abusive past through scheme

More than 7500 people told of partner’s abusive past through scheme

New Covid treatment available for those with certain health conditions

New Covid treatment available for those with certain health conditions

Charity fundraiser to replace horse shelters destroyed by Storm Arwen

North East & Tayside

Charity fundraiser to replace horse shelters destroyed by Storm Arwen

Lord Advocate orders review into prosecution of sex crimes

Lord Advocate orders review into prosecution of sex crimes

Scotland’s onshore GDP grows by 0.2% amidst Omicron uncertainty

Scotland’s onshore GDP grows by 0.2% amidst Omicron uncertainty

Football fans urged to avoid matches before new rules imposed

Football fans urged to avoid matches before new rules imposed

Council workers urged to help out in care homes over Christmas

Council workers urged to help out in care homes over Christmas

At-a-glance: What are the Covid rules in Scotland from Boxing Day?

At-a-glance: What are the Covid rules in Scotland from Boxing Day?

‘Booster’ of £1.1m for campaign to protect red squirrels

‘Booster’ of £1.1m for campaign to protect red squirrels

Scottish Government decides not to sell Prestwick Airport

Scottish Government decides not to sell Prestwick Airport

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