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Higher shop prices ‘likely’ in run-up to Christmas

Higher shop prices ‘likely’ in run-up to Christmas

Study calls for more tutoring to close school attainment gap

Study calls for more tutoring to close school attainment gap

£2.2m campaign launched to double size of new nature reserve

£2.2m campaign launched to double size of new nature reserve

Drug guidance change has ‘no bearing on spiking’ incidences

Drug guidance change has ‘no bearing on spiking’ incidences

Charity workers fleeing Taliban touch down safely in Scotland

Charity workers fleeing Taliban touch down safely in Scotland

Rule change means those entering Scotland can take lateral flow tests

Rule change means those entering Scotland can take lateral flow tests

Sturgeon: COP26 inevitably poses risk of increased Covid cases

Sturgeon: COP26 inevitably poses risk of increased Covid cases

Cleansing workers welcome support from ‘inspirational’ Greta Thunberg

Cleansing workers welcome support from ‘inspirational’ Greta Thunberg

Tributes paid to former Rangers and Scotland manager Walter Smith

Tributes paid to former Rangers and Scotland manager Walter Smith

A&E waiting times worsen as just 70% of patients seen in four hours

A&E waiting times worsen as just 70% of patients seen in four hours

Early-stage cancer diagnosis misses Sturgeon’s target by more than 20%

Early-stage cancer diagnosis misses Sturgeon’s target by more than 20%

Obituary: Ex-Rangers and Scotland manager Walter Smith

Obituary: Ex-Rangers and Scotland manager Walter Smith

Homicides in Scotland drop to lowest number since 1976, figures show

Homicides in Scotland drop to lowest number since 1976, figures show

Former Rangers and Scotland manager Walter Smith dies aged 73

Former Rangers and Scotland manager Walter Smith dies aged 73

Transport minister: Plans to stop ScotRail strikes ‘not optimistic’

Transport minister: Plans to stop ScotRail strikes ‘not optimistic’

Electricity customers paid windfarms £1bn to switch off turbines

Electricity customers paid windfarms £1bn to switch off turbines

Poseidon submarine hunter named after brave First World War pilot

North East & Tayside

Poseidon submarine hunter named after brave First World War pilot

Council workers across Scotland set to strike over pay dispute

Council workers across Scotland set to strike over pay dispute

Salmon fishing season over after ten months of tight lines

North East & Tayside

Salmon fishing season over after ten months of tight lines

‘All cities have rats’: Council leader defends Glasgow ahead of COP26

‘All cities have rats’: Council leader defends Glasgow ahead of COP26

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