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Vatican confirms Pope Francis won’t be attending COP26 in Glasgow

Vatican confirms Pope Francis won’t be attending COP26 in Glasgow

Scotland records 16 deaths and 2627 new cases of Covid-19

Scotland records 16 deaths and 2627 new cases of Covid-19

Improved officer ID cards to be rolled out across Police Scotland

Improved officer ID cards to be rolled out across Police Scotland

Drone ban as airspace restrictions introduced during COP26

Drone ban as airspace restrictions introduced during COP26

ScotRail tables offer to unions following ‘progressive’ talks

ScotRail tables offer to unions following ‘progressive’ talks

Bus companies hit by driver shortages across Scotland

Bus companies hit by driver shortages across Scotland

‘My family knew that this time I was ready to change’

‘My family knew that this time I was ready to change’

Retail footfall ‘down a fifth compared with pre-pandemic levels’

Retail footfall ‘down a fifth compared with pre-pandemic levels’

Vacancies ‘near-record levels as candidate numbers plummet’

Vacancies ‘near-record levels as candidate numbers plummet’

Almost 430,000 Scots ‘unable to pay council tax last year’

Almost 430,000 Scots ‘unable to pay council tax last year’

Total of 47 countries being cut from Scotland’s travel red list

Total of 47 countries being cut from Scotland’s travel red list

Carer’s allowance supplement to be doubled in Scotland

Carer’s allowance supplement to be doubled in Scotland

Coronavirus: Further 39 deaths and 2691 new cases recorded overnight

Coronavirus: Further 39 deaths and 2691 new cases recorded overnight

FM says findings of Rhona Malone case are ‘deeply troubling’

FM says findings of Rhona Malone case are ‘deeply troubling’

Student housing shortage ‘leaves hundreds with nowhere to live’

Student housing shortage ‘leaves hundreds with nowhere to live’

Success wouldn’t have happened if I wasn’t Scottish, says Nobel winner

Success wouldn’t have happened if I wasn’t Scottish, says Nobel winner

Scotland in for ‘incredibly difficult winter’, says health secretary

Scotland in for ‘incredibly difficult winter’, says health secretary

Pumpkin demand ‘to rise by 15%’ after last year’s restricted Halloween

Pumpkin demand ‘to rise by 15%’ after last year’s restricted Halloween

Past Covid infection plus vaccination ‘gives greater protection’

Past Covid infection plus vaccination ‘gives greater protection’

Priced out: ‘Some of us just want somewhere to live’

Priced out: ‘Some of us just want somewhere to live’

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