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Housing market rebounds in July after Covid shutdown
Scotland

Housing market rebounds in July after Covid shutdown

Explained: Impact of landslips on rail network
North East & Tayside

Explained: Impact of landslips on rail network

Youths linked to new cluster of eight coronavirus cases
Glasgow & West

Youths linked to new cluster of eight coronavirus cases

Puppies left to die ‘alone and afraid’ at side of road
Glasgow & West

Puppies left to die ‘alone and afraid’ at side of road

Rail commuters ‘facing increase in season ticket prices’
Scotland

Rail commuters ‘facing increase in season ticket prices’

Thunderstorms bring flash flooding and travel chaos
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Scotland

Thunderstorms bring flash flooding and travel chaos

Recession hits hard as economy takes record dive
Scotland

Recession hits hard as economy takes record dive

‘Nobody knows the outcome of children going to school full term’
Scotland

‘Nobody knows the outcome of children going to school full term’

Back to school: Pupils and teachers return to classroom
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Scotland

Back to school: Pupils and teachers return to classroom

Kayakers, swimmers and a dog among warm weekend rescues
Scotland

Kayakers, swimmers and a dog among warm weekend rescues

We are sailing: Trip of a lifetime for youngsters in care
Scotland

We are sailing: Trip of a lifetime for youngsters in care

Local lockdowns could derail economic recovery
Scotland

Local lockdowns could derail economic recovery

Sex offences against children in Scotland up almost a third
Scotland

Sex offences against children in Scotland up almost a third

Scotland records 48 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours
Scotland

Scotland records 48 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours

Lawyer still haunted by ‘horror’ of Alesha MacPhail murder case
Glasgow & West

Lawyer still haunted by ‘horror’ of Alesha MacPhail murder case

Red Arrows flypast to mark 75th anniversary of VJ Day
Scotland

Red Arrows flypast to mark 75th anniversary of VJ Day

Cystic fibrosis patient’s ‘tears of joy’ over ‘wonder drug’
North East & Tayside

Cystic fibrosis patient’s ‘tears of joy’ over ‘wonder drug’

Scotland records 60 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours
Scotland

Scotland records 60 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours

Travel disruption as sun-seekers flock to beauty spots
Scotland

Travel disruption as sun-seekers flock to beauty spots

Alternative route reopens after Rest and Be Thankful landslip
Scotland

Alternative route reopens after Rest and Be Thankful landslip

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Met Office issues third weather warning as Scotland hit with Arctic snow and ice
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Third weather warning as Scotland hit with Arctic snow and ice

Children’s charity Aberlour warns tackling poverty in Scotland ‘needs same emergency response as Covid pandemic’
Scotland

Tackling poverty in Scotland 'needs same emergency response as Covid'

Tensions run high on Scottish farms over inheritance tax changes
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Tensions run high on Scottish farms over inheritance tax changes

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Missing man from Dundee found ‘safe and well’ after appeal launched
North East & Tayside

Missing man found 'safe and well' after appeal launched  

More than 2,000 people killed or seriously injured on roads in Scotland in 2023
Scotland

More than 2,000 people killed or seriously injured on Scottish roads last year

Scotland face Poland with eyes on Nations League prizes
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Scotland face Poland with eyes on Nations League prizes

Stornoway Tesco opens on Sunday for first time in 16 years as community reacts
Highlands & Islands

Stornoway Tesco opens on Sunday for first time in 16 years amid protest

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Public given say on whether to introduce Highlands tourist tax
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Highlands & Islands

Public have say on whether tourist tax should be introduced in Highlands

Govan Graving Docks: New film reveals £125m plans to transform historical Glasgow landmark
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Glasgow & West

New film reveals £125m plans to transform historical Glasgow landmark

Thieves steal cashmere and whisky as staff left afraid on ‘lawless’ Royal Mile
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Edinburgh & East

Thieves steal cashmere and whisky as staff left afraid on 'lawless' Royal Mile

Kirkcaldy mum calls for more stem cell donors to sign up to register after rare cancer diagnosis
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North East & Tayside

Donor appeal: 'Thought that I might not be here for my daughter is terrifying'

Planning decision on Dundee FC’s proposed new stadium could be imminent 
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North East & Tayside

Planning decision on Dundee FC's proposed new stadium could be imminent 

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Met Office weather warnings issued as Scotland to be hit with blast of Arctic snow and ice
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Scotland

Met Office weather warnings as Arctic snow and ice blast to hit Scotland

Mental health patients have been ‘abandoned’ by ministers, says Labour
Glasgow & West

Mental health patients have been ‘abandoned’ by ministers, says Labour

Pensioners urged to apply for pension credit to secure Winter Fuel Payment
Scotland

Pensioners urged to apply for pension credit to secure Winter Fuel Payment

SNP ruling body proposes cutting headquarters staff
Politics

SNP ruling body proposes cutting headquarters staff

Scottish funeral homes could face unannounced inspections under new proposals 
Politics

Funeral homes could face unannounced inspections under new proposals 

Ryanair passengers left ‘out of pocket’ after airline mistakenly told customers their flights were cancelled
Scotland

Ryanair passengers 'out of pocket' after cancelled flight email sent in error

Met Office weather warnings issued as Scotland to be hit with blast of Arctic snow and ice
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Scotland

Scotland to be hit with blast of Arctic snow and ice

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Daughter of late comic Janey Godley wins two Bafta Scotland awards
Entertainment

Daughter of late comic Janey Godley wins two Bafta Scotland awards

Chart topping Scottish DJs to partner with Tennent’s for secret gig
Entertainment

Chart topping Scottish DJs to host secret 'off-licence' gig

Some arts festivals could close amid ‘significant financial challenges’
Scotland

Some arts festivals could close amid ‘significant financial challenges’