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Swinney ‘confident’ exam results fiasco will not be repeated

Swinney ‘confident’ exam results fiasco will not be repeated

Oxford vaccine ‘reduces transmission of coronavirus’

Oxford vaccine ‘reduces transmission of coronavirus’

Humpback whale makes a splash in the Firth of Forth

Edinburgh & East

Humpback whale makes a splash in the Firth of Forth

Independence would hit Scottish economy ‘harder than Brexit’

Independence would hit Scottish economy ‘harder than Brexit’

Scottish seafood and fishing industries to get £7m support

Scottish seafood and fishing industries to get £7m support

Many mid-sized firms ‘could stop trading’ amid lockdown

Many mid-sized firms ‘could stop trading’ amid lockdown

The forgotten heroes of coronavirus pandemic – unpaid carers

The forgotten heroes of coronavirus pandemic – unpaid carers

Airport chief hits out at travel rules amid ‘perilous’ state

Airport chief hits out at travel rules amid ‘perilous’ state

Lockdown legend Captain Sir Tom Moore dies with Covid aged 100

Lockdown legend Captain Sir Tom Moore dies with Covid aged 100

Health secretary admits need for more vaccine speed

Health secretary admits need for more vaccine speed

Weather warning as Scotland to be hit with up to 70cm of snow

Weather warning as Scotland to be hit with up to 70cm of snow

Pupils set to start returning to school this month

Pupils set to start returning to school this month

Lockdown extended until at least the end of February

Lockdown extended until at least the end of February

Tories want vote on ‘misleading’ claim if Murrell is no show

Tories want vote on ‘misleading’ claim if Murrell is no show

Minimum unit pricing calls despite fall in drink death rate

Minimum unit pricing calls despite fall in drink death rate

Buy Now Pay Later needs ‘urgent’ regulation, report finds

Buy Now Pay Later needs ‘urgent’ regulation, report finds

Police Scotland launches consultation on use of bodycams

Police Scotland launches consultation on use of bodycams

‘Worrying’ new mutation found in UK coronavirus variant

‘Worrying’ new mutation found in UK coronavirus variant

Scotland ‘needs to speed up’ vaccination programme

Scotland ‘needs to speed up’ vaccination programme

Air pollution exposure ‘linked to decline in thinking skills’

Air pollution exposure ‘linked to decline in thinking skills’

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Scotland Tonight: Frontline workers warn sector on verge of collapse amid soaring costs and staff shortages

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Frontline workers warn sector on verge of collapse amid soaring costs and staff shortages

Scotland set for sizzling temperatures and thundery downpours in the coming days

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Scotland set for sizzling temperatures and thundery downpours in the coming days

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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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Rachel Reeves pledges ‘largest settlement since devolution’ for Scotland

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