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Coronavirus-related deaths in Scotland reach 10,464
Scotland

Coronavirus-related deaths in Scotland reach 10,464

School exams set to go ahead as normal next spring
Scotland

School exams set to go ahead as normal next spring

Scotland’s spending deficit doubles to £36bn due to pandemic
Scotland

Scotland’s spending deficit doubles to £36bn due to pandemic

New RBS £50 polymer notes enter circulation across country
Scotland

New RBS £50 polymer notes enter circulation across country

Mortgages ‘a mystery’ as young people struggle on property ladder
Scotland

Mortgages ‘a mystery’ as young people struggle on property ladder

Call for action to cut climate impact of fishing industry
Scotland

Call for action to cut climate impact of fishing industry

Nando’s temporarily closes stores ‘after running out of chicken’
Scotland

Nando’s temporarily closes stores ‘after running out of chicken’

Covid inquiry decision ‘imminent’ after meeting with bereaved families
Scotland

Covid inquiry decision ‘imminent’ after meeting with bereaved families

Free bicycles offered to school children in new initiative
Scotland

Free bicycles offered to school children in new initiative

Government seeks to make emergency Covid powers permanent
Scotland

Government seeks to make emergency Covid powers permanent

Mum able to wear wedding ring again after losing ten stone
Scotland

Mum able to wear wedding ring again after losing ten stone

Scotland’s suicide rate fell by 3% during 2020
Scotland

Scotland’s suicide rate fell by 3% during 2020

Alcohol-related deaths increased by 17% during pandemic
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Scotland

Alcohol-related deaths increased by 17% during pandemic

Further rebound in UK workers despite furlough winding down
Scotland

Further rebound in UK workers despite furlough winding down

Covid bereaved to meet ministers over future public inquiry
Scotland

Covid bereaved to meet ministers over future public inquiry

Crime victims signing up to scheme fall by more than a third
Scotland

Crime victims signing up to scheme fall by more than a third

University staff ‘anxious about returning to in-person working’
Scotland

University staff ‘anxious about returning to in-person working’

More British troops sent to Kabul as Afghanistan crisis deepens
Scotland

More British troops sent to Kabul as Afghanistan crisis deepens

Ticket resales ‘should be subject to tighter rules’
Scotland

Ticket resales ‘should be subject to tighter rules’

Afghanistan: Fallen soldier’s mum says he would have been ‘disgusted’
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Scotland

Afghanistan: Fallen soldier’s mum says he would have been ‘disgusted’

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Police issue ‘do not gather’ warning ahead of Celtic title party and Orange Walk in Glasgow
Glasgow & West

Police issue warning ahead of Celtic title party and Orange Walk

Dinghy found in Wigtown Bay in search for missing sailor named by police
Glasgow & West

Dinghy found in search for missing sailor named by police

Urgent search for teenager missing for more than a week
Glasgow & West

Urgent search for teenager missing for more than a week

Plea to take short showers and avoid hoses amid driest months in 60 years
Scotland

Plea to take short showers and avoid hoses amid driest months in 60 years

Scotland Tonight: Skin patients call for more research after suffering extreme reactions to topical steroid withdrawal
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Scotland Tonight

'My eczema medication looked so innocent - but it was hell in a tube'

Derek McInnes won’t take charge of Kilmarnock for final match against Hearts
Sport

Derek McInnes won't take charge of Kilmarnock for final match against Hearts

Woman, 32, charged after two fires ‘deliberately’ set at home in Fort William
Highlands & Islands

Woman, 32, charged after two fires 'deliberately' set at home

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Bute families fear mainland exile for dementia patients after care home plans scrapped
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Highlands & Islands

Families 'heartbroken' after plans to expand island's only care home scrapped

Bricks produced in Scotland approved for use in construction projects
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Edinburgh & East

Bricks produced from recycled materials approved for use in construction jobs

From Errol to Ukraine: Charity celebrates 100 lorries of aid to conflict zone
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North East & Tayside

Charity celebrates sending 100 lorries of aid to Ukraine

‘GTA Paisley’: Developer turning hometown into mystery-solving game
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Glasgow & West

'GTA Paisley': Developer turning hometown into mystery-solving game

North Sea offshore helicopters reaches milestone with 1,000 taskings
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North East & Tayside

Offshore helicopter crew reaches milestone with 1,000 taskings

Latest in Scotland

Scotland’s largest NHS union accepts 8% pay increase
Scotland

Scotland’s largest NHS union accepts 8% pay increase

First Minister faces questions after assisted dying vote and immigration row
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Politics

Swinney faces questions after assisted dying vote and immigration row

Scottish Water staff strike to resume amid ongoing pay dispute
Scotland

Scottish Water staff strike to resume amid ongoing pay dispute

Families let down by critical pressures in community paediatrics, report warns
Scotland

Families let down by critical pressures in community paediatrics, report warns

Why can’t Scotland solve its housing emergency?
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Insight

Why can’t Scotland solve its housing emergency?

Vanessa Taaffe
Vanessa Taaffe
Government urged to create action plan one year after housing emergency declared
Scotland

Government urged to create action plan one year after housing emergency declared

‘Good start’ for national investment bank but rule changes needed
Scotland

‘Good start’ for national investment bank but rule changes needed

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TV presenter accuses police officer of sexual misconduct
UK & International

TV presenter accuses police officer of sexual misconduct

UK economy grows at fastest quarterly rate in a year in boost for Reeves
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The UK is not bad at Eurovision, 2025 act Remember Monday say
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The UK is not bad at Eurovision, 2025 act Remember Monday say