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Long Bank Holiday weekend to celebrate Queen’s platinum jubilee

Long Bank Holiday weekend to celebrate Queen’s platinum jubilee

Coronavirus deaths ‘double to eight in the last week’

Coronavirus deaths ‘double to eight in the last week’

Wettest and coldest May on record for parts of Scotland

Wettest and coldest May on record for parts of Scotland

Restrictions could ‘ease at different speeds’ in third wave

Restrictions could ‘ease at different speeds’ in third wave

Scotland fans warned not to travel to London without ticket

Scotland fans warned not to travel to London without ticket

Climate change threatens Scotland’s hares and puffins

Climate change threatens Scotland’s hares and puffins

Caledonian Sleeper workers to strike for 11 days this month

Caledonian Sleeper workers to strike for 11 days this month

At a glance: Lockdown easing slows amid rise in Covid cases

At a glance: Lockdown easing slows amid rise in Covid cases

Glasgow moving to level two restrictions from Saturday

Glasgow moving to level two restrictions from Saturday

Delayed discharges ‘increase in Scottish hospitals by 61%’

Delayed discharges ‘increase in Scottish hospitals by 61%’

Poorest women ‘less likely to attend breast cancer screening’

Poorest women ‘less likely to attend breast cancer screening’

Rise in young people waiting for mental health treatment

Rise in young people waiting for mental health treatment

April saw highest number of operations since pre-pandemic

April saw highest number of operations since pre-pandemic

Applications open for £250 school-aged child benefit

Applications open for £250 school-aged child benefit

Only ‘modest’ evidence of Covid transmission in fan zones

Only ‘modest’ evidence of Covid transmission in fan zones

MV Loch Seaforth ferry returns to service after engine failure

MV Loch Seaforth ferry returns to service after engine failure

NHS body aims to improve healthcare construction projects

NHS body aims to improve healthcare construction projects

Police body-worn cameras could ‘lead to spike in guilty pleas’

Police body-worn cameras could ‘lead to spike in guilty pleas’

Drivers to be targeted over close overtaking of cyclists

Drivers to be targeted over close overtaking of cyclists

Frontline police suffering ‘chronic stress’, experts warn

Frontline police suffering ‘chronic stress’, experts warn

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