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Ex-Hollyoaks actor ‘grieving’ after death of Scottish couple in France

Ex-Hollyoaks actor ‘grieving’ after death of Scottish couple in France

Tories brand Neil Gray ‘Matheson mark two’ after one year as Health Secretary

Swinney rules out reintroduction of lynx or any large carnivores in Scotland

Swinney rules out reintroduction of lynx or any large carnivores in Scotland

Scots couple found dead at home in France named locally as Andrew and Dawn Searle

Scots couple found dead at home in France named locally

MV Glen Sannox to be taken out of service for essential works just weeks after launch

Glen Sannox to be taken out of service for essential works weeks after launch

‘Essential’ that farms can be passed from generation to generation – Swinney

‘Essential’ that farms can be passed from generation to generation – Swinney

Swinney ‘united’ with farmers in opposing UK Government’s tax changes

Swinney ‘united’ with farmers in opposing UK Government’s tax changes

Whale song more similar to human language than previously thought – study

Whale song more similar to human language than previously thought – study

Teacher dispute now appears ‘inevitable’ over class time, union leader warns

Teacher dispute now appears ‘inevitable’ over class time, union leader warns

Sean Batty: Is another ‘Beast from the East’ on the way this week?

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Scotland in midst of ‘massive energy debt crisis’, Citizens Advice Scotland warns

Scotland in midst of 'massive energy debt crisis', charities warn

Controversial school ‘sex survey’ paused after data made available to researchers

Controversial school 'sex survey' paused after data made available to researchers

John Swinney hails Navantia takeover of Harland & Wolff as ‘important day for Scotland’

Swinney hails Harland & Wolff takeover as 'important day for Scotland'

Councils still face £100m bill to cover national insurance hike, says Cosla

Councils still face £100m bill to cover national insurance hike, says Cosla

Insight: It’s been five years since The Promise – but changes to care system is behind schedule

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Sir Chris Hoy launches Tour de 4 charity fundraiser to help cancer patients and charities

Sir Chris Hoy launches Tour de 4 ride to help cancer patients and charities

Shipyard boss tells of ‘risk’ of further delays and cost increases to ferry

Shipyard boss tells of 'risk' of further delays and cost increases to ferry

Alcohol-related deaths in Scotland reach highest level in over 15 years

Alcohol-related deaths in Scotland reach highest level in over 15 years

Number of Scottish children living in temporary accommodation hits highest level in over 20 years

Scots children living in temporary accommodation hits highest level in over 20 years

John Swinney and Humza Yousaf hit out over Donald Trump’s claim US could ‘take over Gaza Strip’

Swinney and Yousaf hit out over Trump's claim US could 'take over Gaza Strip'

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