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‘Ice scream’ truck to serve grown-up ghoulish treats for Halloween

‘Ice scream’ truck to serve grown-up ghoulish treats for Halloween

Almost 140 coronavirus deaths recorded last week in Scotland

Almost 140 coronavirus deaths recorded last week in Scotland

Pumpkin supply fears due to ‘high demand and poor weather conditions’

Pumpkin supply fears due to ‘high demand and poor weather conditions’

Space industry ‘could be worth £4bn’ to Scotland’s economy

Space industry ‘could be worth £4bn’ to Scotland’s economy

MPs and MSPs invited to safety briefings after David Amess death

MPs and MSPs invited to safety briefings after David Amess death

‘Considerable challenge’ remains for police over women and BME staff

‘Considerable challenge’ remains for police over women and BME staff

Brewdog’s ‘solid gold’ beer can competition ruled as misleading

North East & Tayside

Brewdog’s ‘solid gold’ beer can competition ruled as misleading

British Gas HomeCare service ads banned for being ‘misleading’

British Gas HomeCare service ads banned for being ‘misleading’

‘Work-life balance’ takes on new meaning after Covid pandemic

‘Work-life balance’ takes on new meaning after Covid pandemic

Campaign for nightclubs boycott in demand to tackle drink spiking

Campaign for nightclubs boycott in demand to tackle drink spiking

COP26 president says Glasgow summit will be safe event despite concerns

COP26 president says Glasgow summit will be safe event despite concerns

Businesses urged to download updated version of vaccine passport app

Businesses urged to download updated version of vaccine passport app

Scotland misses out to England for first carbon capture facility

Scotland misses out to England for first carbon capture facility

Scotland pledges to move towards net zero emissions by 2050

Scotland pledges to move towards net zero emissions by 2050

Record number of Scots spending 12 hours or more in A&E, figures show

Record number of Scots spending 12 hours or more in A&E, figures show

Doddie Weir frustrated by slow progress finding MND treatments

Doddie Weir frustrated by slow progress finding MND treatments

Secondary pupils still required to wear face coverings in school

Secondary pupils still required to wear face coverings in school

Horses ‘will give police heads up’ if COP26 trouble breaks out

Horses ‘will give police heads up’ if COP26 trouble breaks out

Military police come to aid of seal with can stuck in lower jaw

Military police come to aid of seal with can stuck in lower jaw

Cold snap to bring frost and snow to parts of Scotland this week

Cold snap to bring frost and snow to parts of Scotland this week

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