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Coronavirus vaccines for teachers ‘could be fast-tracked’
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Coronavirus vaccines for teachers ‘could be fast-tracked’

At a glance: What are the rules under Scotland’s new lockdown?
Scotland

At a glance: What are the rules under Scotland’s new lockdown?

Full lockdown as schools closed and Scots told to stay at home
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Full lockdown as schools closed and Scots told to stay at home

More snow and ice to hit Scotland as cold snap continues
Scotland

More snow and ice to hit Scotland as cold snap continues

New 2021 coins to mark the Queen’s historic birthday
Scotland

New 2021 coins to mark the Queen’s historic birthday

Scottish Cabinet to consider further lockdown measures
Scotland

Scottish Cabinet to consider further lockdown measures

One-third of new Universal Credit CAS clients in work
Scotland

One-third of new Universal Credit CAS clients in work

Poorer pupils ‘continue to suffer more’ amid pandemic
Scotland

Poorer pupils ‘continue to suffer more’ amid pandemic

Greener homes ‘could give £8bn boost to Scots economy’
Scotland

Greener homes ‘could give £8bn boost to Scots economy’

Coronavirus: Cases in Scotland surge by 2464 overnight
Scotland

Coronavirus: Cases in Scotland surge by 2464 overnight

Police launch online form to report coronavirus breaches
Scotland

Police launch online form to report coronavirus breaches

‘1500 years’ of school staff time lost to mental ill health
Scotland

‘1500 years’ of school staff time lost to mental ill health

Scotland has highest percentage of Fairtrade councils in UK
Scotland

Scotland has highest percentage of Fairtrade councils in UK

Coronavirus: Cases in Scotland surge by 2137 overnight
Scotland

Coronavirus: Cases in Scotland surge by 2137 overnight

ScotRail paid out £1.1m to passengers for delayed services
Scotland

ScotRail paid out £1.1m to passengers for delayed services

Top clubs urged to donate fines to grassroots football
Scotland

Top clubs urged to donate fines to grassroots football

Charity warns of council tax debt ‘explosion’ in 2021
Scotland

Charity warns of council tax debt ‘explosion’ in 2021

Police break up Hogmanay gatherings at Edinburgh landmarks
Scotland

Police break up Hogmanay gatherings at Edinburgh landmarks

More than 30 charged over ‘party at rented holiday home’
Edinburgh & East

More than 30 charged over ‘party at rented holiday home’

Coronavirus: Cases in Scotland surge by 2539 overnight
Scotland

Coronavirus: Cases in Scotland surge by 2539 overnight

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Man charged after woman and four horses killed in A737 crash between Mercedes and box van
Glasgow & West

Man charged after woman and four horses killed in crash

Attempted murder investigation launched after man ‘stabbed in broad daylight’
Glasgow & West

Attempted murder investigation launched after man 'stabbed in broad daylight'

Six people treated after major fire breaks out in block of flats in Edinburgh
Edinburgh & East

Six people treated after major fire breaks out in block of flats

Funeral to be held for ‘bright and talented’ teenager Kayden Moy who died in alleged Irvine beach stabbing
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Glasgow & West

Funeral to be held for 'bright and talented' teen who died in beach 'stabbing'

SNP MSP Fergus Ewing to stand as independent candidate in Scottish Parliament election
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SNP MSP Fergus Ewing to stand as independent in Scottish Parliament election

Derby dates revealed as SPFL publishes 2025/26 Premiership fixture list
Sport

Derby dates revealed as SPFL publishes 2025/26 Premiership fixture list

‘Impossible to say’ how long MV Caledonian Isles will remain out of action, says Calmac
Highlands & Islands

‘Impossible to say’ how long Arran ferry will remain out of action, says Calmac

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Housing secretary ‘doesn’t know number of people on social housing list’
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Housing secretary 'doesn't know number of people on social housing list' 

Care experienced young people: ‘I missed around half of school – I refused point-blank to go’
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'I missed around half of school - I refused point-blank to go'

Tall Ships Races to transform Aberdeen Harbour for first time in 20 years during four-day festival
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Tall ships to transform Aberdeen Harbour during four-day festival

Stroke patients rebuild strength with help from therapy dogs at Inverclyde Royal Hospital
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Stroke patients rebuild strength with help from therapy dogs

Dravet Syndrome: Rare form of epilepsy causing caregivers to develop PTSD
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Rare form of epilepsy causing caregivers to develop PTSD

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WhatsApp to be removed from Scottish Government devices following external review
Politics

WhatsApp to be removed from Scottish Government devices

Minister announces £1bn in savings to be redirected to frontline services
Politics

Minister announces £1bn in savings to be redirected to frontline services

Hubris, secrecy and a £122m bailout: Dundee scandal is a wake-up call for all universities
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Hubris, secrecy and a £122m bailout: Dundee scandal is a wake-up call for all universities

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New guidance could see controversial Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields given go-ahead
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New guidance could see controversial oil and gas fields given go-ahead

John Swinney to face questions over winter fuel payment recoveries from better-off pensioners at FMQs
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FM to face questions over winter fuel payment recovery from better-off pensioners

Scottish Government unveils new carbon budget plans to replace net zero targets
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New carbon budgets outlined to replace net zero targets

Scottish Government threatened with legal action over single-sex spaces
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Scottish Government threatened with legal action over single-sex spaces

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UK and EU to hold talks with Iran in efforts to de-escalate conflict
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UK and EU to hold talks with Iran in efforts to de-escalate conflict

Met Police introduces patrols to protect women and girls at concerts
UK & International

Met Police introduces patrols to protect women and girls at concerts

FSA issues warning slush drinks ‘not suitable’ for children under seven as age raised from four
Scotland

Slush drinks 'not suitable' for children under seven as age raised from four