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Covid levels in Scotland highest since estimates began

Covid levels in Scotland highest since estimates began

Covid vaccine passports available for download as QR code

Covid vaccine passports available for download as QR code

Hundreds of new staff to be recruited for ambulance service

Hundreds of new staff to be recruited for ambulance service

‘Teachers not at more risk of hospital admission with Covid’

‘Teachers not at more risk of hospital admission with Covid’

Scotrail ‘extremely disappointed’ after engineers back strikes

Scotrail ‘extremely disappointed’ after engineers back strikes

Scottish football taken by ‘surprise’ at vaccine passport plan

Scottish football taken by ‘surprise’ at vaccine passport plan

Third Covid jabs offered to those with severely weakened immune systems

Third Covid jabs offered to those with severely weakened immune systems

RAF Lossiemouth facility named in tribute to Battle of Atlantic heroes

RAF Lossiemouth facility named in tribute to Battle of Atlantic heroes

Food shortages will worsen over Christmas, industry groups warn

Food shortages will worsen over Christmas, industry groups warn

Nine Covid deaths, 6170 new cases and more than 600 in hospital

Nine Covid deaths, 6170 new cases and more than 600 in hospital

Scottish Borders records highest weekly coronavirus death toll

Scottish Borders records highest weekly coronavirus death toll

Oil and gas met 73% of UK’s energy needs last year, says report

Oil and gas met 73% of UK’s energy needs last year, says report

Council workers balloted for strike action in pay dispute

Council workers balloted for strike action in pay dispute

Participants able to self-identify their sex in Scottish census

Participants able to self-identify their sex in Scottish census

Trade body calls for investment into new oil and gas fields

Trade body calls for investment into new oil and gas fields

‘Lightning-fast’ goalie and ‘tornado’ boy named as storms

‘Lightning-fast’ goalie and ‘tornado’ boy named as storms

COP26: What’s happening in Glasgow and why should I care?

COP26: What’s happening in Glasgow and why should I care?

Surgery to tackle obesity should be performed earlier, study finds

Surgery to tackle obesity should be performed earlier, study finds

University strikes ‘inevitable’ as pension cuts progress, union says

University strikes ‘inevitable’ as pension cuts progress, union says

Bottom of the barrel: Whisky distilleries facing shortages

Bottom of the barrel: Whisky distilleries facing shortages

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