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Covid pandemic ’caused crisis of confidence in young Scots’

Covid pandemic ’caused crisis of confidence in young Scots’

UK Government ‘may have acted in bad faith’ in cancelling Valneva deal

UK Government ‘may have acted in bad faith’ in cancelling Valneva deal

Literacy standards and poverty gap ‘may have been hit by pandemic’

Literacy standards and poverty gap ‘may have been hit by pandemic’

Ministers push ahead with plans to license Airbnb-style rents

Ministers push ahead with plans to license Airbnb-style rents

Scotland to be battered by 80mph winds as weather warnings issued

Scotland to be battered by 80mph winds as weather warnings issued

Oil firms to spend £16.6bn on decommissioning over next decade

Oil firms to spend £16.6bn on decommissioning over next decade

Trumpet soloist John Wallace to be awarded Queen’s Medal for Music

Trumpet soloist John Wallace to be awarded Queen’s Medal for Music

Mary Queen of What? Most Britons ‘cannot recognise famous royal’

Mary Queen of What? Most Britons ‘cannot recognise famous royal’

Scotland records 2677 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours

Scotland records 2677 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours

Scotland records 2756 cases of Covid and 11 new deaths overnight

Scotland records 2756 cases of Covid and 11 new deaths overnight

Blocking Cambo oil field ‘would risk leaving UK at mercy of global shortages’

Blocking Cambo oil field ‘would risk leaving UK at mercy of global shortages’

Sir Alex: Walter Smith to thank for teaching Cristiano Ronaldo to pass

Sir Alex: Walter Smith to thank for teaching Cristiano Ronaldo to pass

Drug courier ordered to pay back £21,000 in crime profits

Drug courier ordered to pay back £21,000 in crime profits

Vaccine passport extension ‘could reduce spread but cost businesses’

Vaccine passport extension ‘could reduce spread but cost businesses’

Teacher shocked to discover chronic itch was pancreatic cancer

Teacher shocked to discover chronic itch was pancreatic cancer

‘Left in limbo’: Dad to be evicted from care home due to staff crisis

Edinburgh & East

‘Left in limbo’: Dad to be evicted from care home due to staff crisis

Government urged to increase minimum alcohol pricing to 65p

Government urged to increase minimum alcohol pricing to 65p

People in Glasgow the least happy in Scotland, survey finds

People in Glasgow the least happy in Scotland, survey finds

Walter Smith memorial service to take place at Glasgow Cathedral

Walter Smith memorial service to take place at Glasgow Cathedral

Vaccine passports ‘have been devastating for business’

Vaccine passports ‘have been devastating for business’

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