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Charles opens Johnnie Walker whisky experience in Edinburgh

Charles opens Johnnie Walker whisky experience in Edinburgh

FM condemns ‘appalling’ police chief comments after Sarah Everard case

FM condemns ‘appalling’ police chief comments after Sarah Everard case

Woman who watched son suffer from allergies welcomes Natasha’s Law

Woman who watched son suffer from allergies welcomes Natasha’s Law

Heart failure device aims to provide ‘hospital care at home’

Heart failure device aims to provide ‘hospital care at home’

Scotland records 34 deaths and 2693 new cases of coronavirus

Scotland records 34 deaths and 2693 new cases of coronavirus

COP26 special guests ‘won’t see fly-tipping nightmare in Easterhouse’

COP26 special guests ‘won’t see fly-tipping nightmare in Easterhouse’

Scottish Government apologises for vaccine passport app problems

Scottish Government apologises for vaccine passport app problems

Covid-19 patients and deaths ‘stubbornly high’ despite vaccine rollout

Covid-19 patients and deaths ‘stubbornly high’ despite vaccine rollout

Violence against women is an ‘epidemic’ in Scotland, campaigners warn

Violence against women is an ‘epidemic’ in Scotland, campaigners warn

Visitor attractions in ‘survival mode with no staycation boom’

Visitor attractions in ‘survival mode with no staycation boom’

Call for delay to vaccine passports after app launch technical issues

Call for delay to vaccine passports after app launch technical issues

Ministers considering reforming legal services in Scotland

Ministers considering reforming legal services in Scotland

Police car escort training ahead of world leaders arriving for COP26

Police car escort training ahead of world leaders arriving for COP26

Queen and Charles to ‘plant tree for the jubilee’ at Balmoral

North East & Tayside

Queen and Charles to ‘plant tree for the jubilee’ at Balmoral

Child witnesses to be able to give pre-recorded interviews

Child witnesses to be able to give pre-recorded interviews

Scotland ‘needs to stop peat-burning to reach net zero by 2045’

Scotland ‘needs to stop peat-burning to reach net zero by 2045’

Businesses fear uncertain future as furlough scheme ends

Businesses fear uncertain future as furlough scheme ends

Vaccine passport app hit by technical problems as scheme launches

Vaccine passport app hit by technical problems as scheme launches

Former monk convicted of additional charges over school sex abuse cases

Former monk convicted of additional charges over school sex abuse cases

Teaching unions declare formal dispute over pay offer

Teaching unions declare formal dispute over pay offer

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