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Easter messages: Sturgeon ‘deeply moved by work of Christians’

Easter messages: Sturgeon ‘deeply moved by work of Christians’

Demonstrators gather in Glasgow for ‘Kill the Bill’ protests

Demonstrators gather in Glasgow for ‘Kill the Bill’ protests

Fly-tipping linked to surge in lead poisoning animal deaths

Fly-tipping linked to surge in lead poisoning animal deaths

Coronavirus: No further deaths as cases rise by 397

Coronavirus: No further deaths as cases rise by 397

COP26: All partners support a ‘safe’ in-person summit

COP26: All partners support a ‘safe’ in-person summit

Nightclub bosses warn industry is ‘drowning in sea of debt’

Nightclub bosses warn industry is ‘drowning in sea of debt’

Coronavirus: Four more deaths as cases rise by 414

Coronavirus: Four more deaths as cases rise by 414

Judges reject Lockerbie bomber family’s bid to appeal

Judges reject Lockerbie bomber family’s bid to appeal

‘Weirdest and wackiest’ items donated to Scottish SPCA

‘Weirdest and wackiest’ items donated to Scottish SPCA

Warning over children travelling alone on trains in lockdown

Warning over children travelling alone on trains in lockdown

Scotland’s ‘stay at home’ lockdown restriction lifted

Scotland’s ‘stay at home’ lockdown restriction lifted

‘Big swing’ over Easter as snow and wind to hit Scotland

‘Big swing’ over Easter as snow and wind to hit Scotland

‘Naloxane training a life saver in tackling overdoses’

‘Naloxane training a life saver in tackling overdoses’

Easter gatherings ‘could reverse coronavirus progress’

Easter gatherings ‘could reverse coronavirus progress’

Four more high courts to tackle trial backlog amid pandemic

Four more high courts to tackle trial backlog amid pandemic

Pubs to ‘miss out on selling eight million pints’ this Easter

Pubs to ‘miss out on selling eight million pints’ this Easter

Homeworkers urged to claim money back on energy bills

Homeworkers urged to claim money back on energy bills

Single-use plastic carrier bag charge doubles to 10p

Single-use plastic carrier bag charge doubles to 10p

Independent whistleblowing officer launches for Scottish NHS

Independent whistleblowing officer launches for Scottish NHS

Going green and keeping it local on the road to recovery

Going green and keeping it local on the road to recovery

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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

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

Swinney to chair youth violence summit after stabbings and classroom violence

Swinney to chair youth violence summit after stabbings and classroom violence

Rachel Reeves pledges ‘largest settlement since devolution’ for Scotland

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