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Pandemic having ‘stark economic impact’ on tourism industry

Pandemic having ‘stark economic impact’ on tourism industry

Violence ‘becoming normalised’ in Scottish schools, warns union

Violence ‘becoming normalised’ in Scottish schools, warns union

Douglas Ross announces frontbench team at Holyrood

Douglas Ross announces frontbench team at Holyrood

MSPs vote to approve Nicola Sturgeon’s new cabinet

MSPs vote to approve Nicola Sturgeon’s new cabinet

Concerns raised over severity of lockdown restrictions

Concerns raised over severity of lockdown restrictions

Scottish airport passengers ‘face higher Covid test costs’

Scottish airport passengers ‘face higher Covid test costs’

Microsoft to finally retire browser Internet Explorer in 2022

Microsoft to finally retire browser Internet Explorer in 2022

Covid booster vaccine trial bids to recruit 185 volunteers

Covid booster vaccine trial bids to recruit 185 volunteers

Virgin Media O2 £31bn merger approved by watchdog

Virgin Media O2 £31bn merger approved by watchdog

Patients thanked for helping with genetic research into Covid

Patients thanked for helping with genetic research into Covid

EasyJet tumbles to steep loss, but set for travel recovery

EasyJet tumbles to steep loss, but set for travel recovery

Hundreds of nurses rejoined profession during pandemic

Hundreds of nurses rejoined profession during pandemic

Legal concerns over hospital patients moved to care homes

Legal concerns over hospital patients moved to care homes

Rocket firm calls for ‘space junk’ clean-up to avoid disaster

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Rocket firm calls for ‘space junk’ clean-up to avoid disaster

‘These were supposed to be the best years of our lives’

‘These were supposed to be the best years of our lives’

William and Kate to tour Scotland celebrating Covid heroes

William and Kate to tour Scotland celebrating Covid heroes

Nicola Sturgeon legally sworn in as First Minister

Nicola Sturgeon legally sworn in as First Minister

Vaccine certificates available for Scots travelling abroad

Vaccine certificates available for Scots travelling abroad

Three deaths from adverse side-effects after 2.8 million Covid vaccines

Three deaths from adverse side-effects after 2.8 million Covid vaccines

Four Scottish firms set to achieve billion-dollar valuations

Four Scottish firms set to achieve billion-dollar valuations

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Youth workers call for urgent action ahead of knife crime summit at Holyrood

Youth workers call for urgent action ahead of knife crime summit

Mum launches café to create jobs for young people with additional support needs in West Dunbartonshire

Mum launches café to create jobs for young people with additional support needs

Children’s character Zog is celebrated on Royal Mint 50p coins

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Swinney to chair youth violence summit after stabbings and classroom violence

Swinney to chair youth violence summit after stabbings and classroom violence

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