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Record-high number of people in Scotland with Covid

Record-high number of people in Scotland with Covid

Coastguard warning after rise in fatalities on UK beaches

Coastguard warning after rise in fatalities on UK beaches

Six deaths and 1505 new Covid cases recorded overnight

Six deaths and 1505 new Covid cases recorded overnight

Essential workers able to apply for self-isolation exemption

Essential workers able to apply for self-isolation exemption

Hospital infections ‘cost NHS Scotland £46.4m each year’

Hospital infections ‘cost NHS Scotland £46.4m each year’

Food industry at ‘crisis point’, with shortages possible

Food industry at ‘crisis point’, with shortages possible

Self-isolation exemption due for critical workers

Self-isolation exemption due for critical workers

Eight-weeks ‘sweet spot’ between first and second Pfizer doses

Eight-weeks ‘sweet spot’ between first and second Pfizer doses

Sun and swimming as Scotland marks hottest day of the year

Sun and swimming as Scotland marks hottest day of the year

Scottish Muslims celebrate Eid Al-Adha as restrictions ease

Scottish Muslims celebrate Eid Al-Adha as restrictions ease

Scotland records 22 deaths and 1825 new cases of Covid

Scotland records 22 deaths and 1825 new cases of Covid

Vaccine clinics to be set up outside Ibrox and Celtic Park

Vaccine clinics to be set up outside Ibrox and Celtic Park

Prince George’s birthday marked with photo remembering Philip

Prince George’s birthday marked with photo remembering Philip

Shoppers urged not to panic buy following ‘patchy’ deliveries

Shoppers urged not to panic buy following ‘patchy’ deliveries

Union calls for investigation over fire at Troon station

Union calls for investigation over fire at Troon station

Coin celebrates 250 years since birth of Sir Walter Scott

Coin celebrates 250 years since birth of Sir Walter Scott

British Army aims to attract more women into the ranks

British Army aims to attract more women into the ranks

Other apps can now be used during Zoom video calls

Other apps can now be used during Zoom video calls

Scots to be hit with 30C temperatures as heatwave continues

Scots to be hit with 30C temperatures as heatwave continues

Scotland records 47 coronavirus deaths in past week

Scotland records 47 coronavirus deaths in past week

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