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John Lewis hands £5k pay rise to lorry drivers amid shortage

John Lewis hands £5k pay rise to lorry drivers amid shortage

All 16 and 17-year-olds to be offered coronavirus vaccine

All 16 and 17-year-olds to be offered coronavirus vaccine

Thieves using hi-tech methods to steal from Scotland’s farms

Thieves using hi-tech methods to steal from Scotland’s farms

Weekly Covid-19 deaths drop for first time in seven weeks

Weekly Covid-19 deaths drop for first time in seven weeks

Brewer spent lockdown days painting his favourite pubs

Edinburgh & East

Brewer spent lockdown days painting his favourite pubs

Covid jabs for 16 and 17-year-olds ‘could be approved in days’

Covid jabs for 16 and 17-year-olds ‘could be approved in days’

At-a-glance: What Covid restrictions will ease from August 9?

At-a-glance: What Covid restrictions will ease from August 9?

Most Covid restrictions to end next week – but masks remain

Most Covid restrictions to end next week – but masks remain

Cheap Covid drug could combat heavy periods, study suggests

Cheap Covid drug could combat heavy periods, study suggests

A&E waiting time performance second-worst since records began

A&E waiting time performance second-worst since records began

FM set to announce plans to lift most Covid restrictions

FM set to announce plans to lift most Covid restrictions

ScotRail report suggesting 1000 jobs could be axed slammed

ScotRail report suggesting 1000 jobs could be axed slammed

Parents of Olympic champ Duncan Scott delighted with medal haul

Parents of Olympic champ Duncan Scott delighted with medal haul

Government considering incentives to boost vaccine uptake

Government considering incentives to boost vaccine uptake

Scotland records 799 new Covid cases and one death

Scotland records 799 new Covid cases and one death

Humza Yousaf seeks legal advice over nursery ‘discrimination’

Humza Yousaf seeks legal advice over nursery ‘discrimination’

Through The Looking Glass coin released by Royal Mint

Through The Looking Glass coin released by Royal Mint

Electric vehicle rollout ‘could slow due to lithium deficit’

Electric vehicle rollout ‘could slow due to lithium deficit’

Restriction easing delay ’caused drop in business confidence’

Restriction easing delay ’caused drop in business confidence’

Cleaners and bin collectors urged to reject Covid exemption

Cleaners and bin collectors urged to reject Covid exemption

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