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Greater Manchester mayor calls Scots travel ban ‘hypocrisy’

Greater Manchester mayor calls Scots travel ban ‘hypocrisy’

Tory councillor’s home targeted with firebomb in third attack

Tory councillor’s home targeted with firebomb in third attack

Police discover drugs worth £50,000 after search of car

Police discover drugs worth £50,000 after search of car

Scotland records two coronavirus deaths and 1209 new cases

Scotland records two coronavirus deaths and 1209 new cases

Scotland prove a point with pulsating performance at Wembley

Scotland prove a point with pulsating performance at Wembley

Royal Navy’s newest ship joins fleet at Highlands ceremony

Royal Navy’s newest ship joins fleet at Highlands ceremony

St Johnstone to be awarded the Freedom of Perth

St Johnstone to be awarded the Freedom of Perth

‘Human swan’ gets set to fly around mainland Britain

‘Human swan’ gets set to fly around mainland Britain

‘Real danger’ visitor attractions could close for good

‘Real danger’ visitor attractions could close for good

Scotland fans warned to plan ahead of ScotRail strike on Sunday

Scotland fans warned to plan ahead of ScotRail strike on Sunday

Tartan Army takeover: Fans celebrate England vs Scotland draw

Tartan Army takeover: Fans celebrate England vs Scotland draw

Fans predicted to buy 3.4m pints during Euros match

Fans predicted to buy 3.4m pints during Euros match

Scottish branches celebrate British Legion centenary

Scottish branches celebrate British Legion centenary

BrewDog pledges independent review after staff concerns

BrewDog pledges independent review after staff concerns

FM urges EU citizens to apply to settlement scheme

FM urges EU citizens to apply to settlement scheme

‘Not acceptable’ that health staff faced low supply of PPE

‘Not acceptable’ that health staff faced low supply of PPE

Celtic legend Bertie Auld diagnosed with dementia

Celtic legend Bertie Auld diagnosed with dementia

Funds allocated to increase capacity for drugs services

Funds allocated to increase capacity for drugs services

Manchester bomber ‘should have been identified as threat’

Manchester bomber ‘should have been identified as threat’

Daily Covid cases hit highest number since late January

Daily Covid cases hit highest number since late January

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