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More than 850 jobs to be created at SSE distribution arm

More than 850 jobs to be created at SSE distribution arm

Cheapest supermarkets revealed for Christmas dinner

UK & International

Cheapest supermarkets revealed for Christmas dinner

Which street in Scotland has the slowest broadband?

Which street in Scotland has the slowest broadband?

Average price tag on a home expected to rise by 5% next year

Average price tag on a home expected to rise by 5% next year

Up to 6000 staff beginning three-day strike at Scottish universities

Up to 6000 staff beginning three-day strike at Scottish universities

FM: Nine cases of Omicron in Scotland traced to single private event

FM: Nine cases of Omicron in Scotland traced to single private event

‘I’ll be devastated if I can’t get home from Australia this Christmas’

‘I’ll be devastated if I can’t get home from Australia this Christmas’

Storm Arwen’s impact on Scotland’s power network ‘unprecedented’

Storm Arwen’s impact on Scotland’s power network ‘unprecedented’

National Grid and Scottish Power to pay £158m for project delays

National Grid and Scottish Power to pay £158m for project delays

Number of homeless deaths recorded in Scotland rises by a fifth

Number of homeless deaths recorded in Scotland rises by a fifth

Domestic abuse incidents rise for fifth year in a row

Domestic abuse incidents rise for fifth year in a row

Review calls for radical reform following deaths in Scottish prisons

Review calls for radical reform following deaths in Scottish prisons

New travel rules come into force after Covid Omicron variant cases

New travel rules come into force after Covid Omicron variant cases

‘People forced to ration energy use as bills rise,’ says study

‘People forced to ration energy use as bills rise,’ says study

Storm Arwen: Tens of thousands face fourth day without power

Storm Arwen: Tens of thousands face fourth day without power

Covid: Schools urged to relax uniform rules if class windows are opened

Covid: Schools urged to relax uniform rules if class windows are opened

Hundreds of seal pups killed at nature reserve in Storm Arwen

Edinburgh & East

Hundreds of seal pups killed at nature reserve in Storm Arwen

FM calls for travellers arriving in Scotland to isolate for eight days

FM calls for travellers arriving in Scotland to isolate for eight days

Charity launches Christmas campaign after puppies dumped side of road

North East & Tayside

Charity launches Christmas campaign after puppies dumped side of road

Watch: First Minister provides Covid update over Omicron variant

Watch: First Minister provides Covid update over Omicron variant

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