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Almost 21,000 Covid-related crimes recorded last year

Almost 21,000 Covid-related crimes recorded last year

Work fears for taxi drivers as fuel crisis continues across country

Work fears for taxi drivers as fuel crisis continues across country

Longer waiting times could see cancer survival rate drop, says charity

Longer waiting times could see cancer survival rate drop, says charity

Hundreds of new claimants join legal action against Clydesdale bank

Hundreds of new claimants join legal action against Clydesdale bank

Irn-Bru deliveries suffer from HGV driver shortage

Irn-Bru deliveries suffer from HGV driver shortage

Free bus travel for young people set to clear final hurdle

Free bus travel for young people set to clear final hurdle

Social care sector ‘on its knees’ amid recruitment crisis

Social care sector ‘on its knees’ amid recruitment crisis

‘About 400,000 Scots missed energy payment after running out of cash’

‘About 400,000 Scots missed energy payment after running out of cash’

Demand for petrol should ease in ‘coming days’, says suppliers

Demand for petrol should ease in ‘coming days’, says suppliers

Funding set out for programme aiming to end mental health stigma

Funding set out for programme aiming to end mental health stigma

Family of organ donor hope others share their wishes to save lives

Family of organ donor hope others share their wishes to save lives

Scotland records one Covid death and 2069 new cases in 24 hours

Scotland records one Covid death and 2069 new cases in 24 hours

Scotland has ‘adequate petrol supply for normal demand’

Scotland has ‘adequate petrol supply for normal demand’

Tintanic II: Major Mick set to complete tin boat fundraising journey

Tintanic II: Major Mick set to complete tin boat fundraising journey

Children aged 12 to 15 set to receive Covid jab appointments

Children aged 12 to 15 set to receive Covid jab appointments

Bonfire Night ‘could fizzle out’ due to fireworks shortage

Bonfire Night ‘could fizzle out’ due to fireworks shortage

Further two deaths and 2556 new coronavirus cases reported

Further two deaths and 2556 new coronavirus cases reported

Disruption to train services on Sunday as dispute over pay continues

Disruption to train services on Sunday as dispute over pay continues

Soldiers will help ambulance service ‘for the long run’ if required

Soldiers will help ambulance service ‘for the long run’ if required

Petrol body blames fuel shortage on panic-buying customers

Petrol body blames fuel shortage on panic-buying customers

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