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Coronavirus-related deaths in Scotland reach 10,464

Coronavirus-related deaths in Scotland reach 10,464

School exams set to go ahead as normal next spring

School exams set to go ahead as normal next spring

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

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

New RBS £50 polymer notes enter circulation across country

New RBS £50 polymer notes enter circulation across country

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

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

Call for action to cut climate impact of fishing industry

Call for action to cut climate impact of fishing industry

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

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

Covid inquiry decision ‘imminent’ after meeting with bereaved families

Covid inquiry decision ‘imminent’ after meeting with bereaved families

Free bicycles offered to school children in new initiative

Free bicycles offered to school children in new initiative

Government seeks to make emergency Covid powers permanent

Government seeks to make emergency Covid powers permanent

Mum able to wear wedding ring again after losing ten stone

Mum able to wear wedding ring again after losing ten stone

Scotland’s suicide rate fell by 3% during 2020

Scotland’s suicide rate fell by 3% during 2020

Alcohol-related deaths increased by 17% during pandemic

Alcohol-related deaths increased by 17% during pandemic

Further rebound in UK workers despite furlough winding down

Further rebound in UK workers despite furlough winding down

Covid bereaved to meet ministers over future public inquiry

Covid bereaved to meet ministers over future public inquiry

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

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

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

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

More British troops sent to Kabul as Afghanistan crisis deepens

More British troops sent to Kabul as Afghanistan crisis deepens

Ticket resales ‘should be subject to tighter rules’

Ticket resales ‘should be subject to tighter rules’

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

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

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