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NHS Scotland Covid Status app now available to download

NHS Scotland Covid Status app now available to download

Covid boosters offered to over 70s and over 16s at high risk

Covid boosters offered to over 70s and over 16s at high risk

COP26 volunteer uniforms unveiled ahead of environmental summit

COP26 volunteer uniforms unveiled ahead of environmental summit

Fourteen new ambulance posts introduced to ‘reduce on-call working’

Fourteen new ambulance posts introduced to ‘reduce on-call working’

Furlough was a ‘saving grace’ that helped protect nail salon workers

Furlough was a ‘saving grace’ that helped protect nail salon workers

Scotland records 35 deaths and 2911 new cases of coronavirus

Scotland records 35 deaths and 2911 new cases of coronavirus

Vaccine passport schemes can be ‘double-edged sword’, warn MSPs

Vaccine passport schemes can be ‘double-edged sword’, warn MSPs

Long Covid patient’s ‘life changed’ by hyperbaric oxygen therapy

North East & Tayside

Long Covid patient’s ‘life changed’ by hyperbaric oxygen therapy

Nightclub bosses fail in attempt to delay vaccine passport scheme

Nightclub bosses fail in attempt to delay vaccine passport scheme

Law speeding up rehoming of abused pets comes into force

Law speeding up rehoming of abused pets comes into force

Heavy rain and up to 60mph winds to hit Scotland this weekend

Heavy rain and up to 60mph winds to hit Scotland this weekend

Grampian Television’s legacy lives on 60 years after launch

North East & Tayside

Grampian Television’s legacy lives on 60 years after launch

Detention for mental health treatment up 10% in last year

Detention for mental health treatment up 10% in last year

Virgin Money to close 12 bank branches across Scotland

Virgin Money to close 12 bank branches across Scotland

Study leads to calls for action on alcohol sponsorship in sports

Study leads to calls for action on alcohol sponsorship in sports

In pictures: Scotland’s best new buildings revealed

In pictures: Scotland’s best new buildings revealed

Auditors praise Scotland’s Covid vaccination progress

Auditors praise Scotland’s Covid vaccination progress

‘Down’s is who I am… we’re equal and we need to tell people that’

‘Down’s is who I am… we’re equal and we need to tell people that’

Scottish Government accused of ‘acting unlawfully’ over vaccine passports

Scottish Government accused of ‘acting unlawfully’ over vaccine passports

Young cancer patient ‘put in isolation after mother raised concerns’

Young cancer patient ‘put in isolation after mother raised concerns’

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