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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’

Tinder confirms plans for wider rollout of ID verification

Tinder confirms plans for wider rollout of ID verification

Should Scots kids have to wear face masks in the classroom?

Should Scots kids have to wear face masks in the classroom?

Coronavirus: 1567 new cases reported overnight

Coronavirus: 1567 new cases reported overnight

Free school meals ‘should be given to all children’

Free school meals ‘should be given to all children’

Scots charity staff flee Afghanistan as Taliban seize control

Scots charity staff flee Afghanistan as Taliban seize control

No beer, no gas: Pubs served shortage double whammy

No beer, no gas: Pubs served shortage double whammy

At-a-glance: Covid rules in schools as new term begins

At-a-glance: Covid rules in schools as new term begins

Post Office click-and-collect deal with external courier firm

Post Office click-and-collect deal with external courier firm

Brown urges global leaders to tackle ‘vaccine inequality’

Brown urges global leaders to tackle ‘vaccine inequality’

Two in three Scottish employers ‘plan to hire new workers’

Two in three Scottish employers ‘plan to hire new workers’

Scots with health conditions more anxious about easing – study

Scots with health conditions more anxious about easing – study

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