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Sturgeon: I’m sorry I sound like the Christmas killjoy
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Sturgeon: I’m sorry I sound like the Christmas killjoy

Escaped monkey mauled to death by lions at safari park
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Escaped monkey mauled to death by lions at safari park

Former carer gets first care home coronavirus vaccine
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Former carer gets first care home coronavirus vaccine

Donation change to allow more gay and bisexual men to give blood
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Donation change to allow more gay and bisexual men to give blood

Call for drive-in events to be allowed in level three areas
Scotland

Call for drive-in events to be allowed in level three areas

Disabled rail users ‘have to wait decades’ for accessible stations
Scotland

Disabled rail users ‘have to wait decades’ for accessible stations

Rollout of coronavirus vaccine begins in Scots care homes
Scotland

Rollout of coronavirus vaccine begins in Scots care homes

Staying at ho-ho-home: Runners take part in virtual Santa Dash
Scotland

Staying at ho-ho-home: Runners take part in virtual Santa Dash

Coronavirus: Two more deaths and 800 cases overnight
Scotland

Coronavirus: Two more deaths and 800 cases overnight

Teaching unions threaten industrial action over school safety
Scotland

Teaching unions threaten industrial action over school safety

Scottish care home vaccinations will begin on Monday
Scotland

Scottish care home vaccinations will begin on Monday

Coronavirus: 39 more deaths and 1064 cases overnight
Scotland

Coronavirus: 39 more deaths and 1064 cases overnight

Christmas easing of coronavirus restrictions a ‘mistake’
Scotland

Christmas easing of coronavirus restrictions a ‘mistake’

Pubs and cafes reopen as hospitality restrictions ease
Scotland

Pubs and cafes reopen as hospitality restrictions ease

Mastercard faces £14bn lawsuit after Supreme Court ruling
Scotland

Mastercard faces £14bn lawsuit after Supreme Court ruling

Specialist £15m NHS eye treatment centre opens its doors
Scotland

Specialist £15m NHS eye treatment centre opens its doors

‘Do the right thing and stay at home for Hogmanay’
Scotland

‘Do the right thing and stay at home for Hogmanay’

FM urges Scots to do Christmas shopping alone or online
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FM urges Scots to do Christmas shopping alone or online

Another 31 Covid deaths as cases surge by 1001 overnight
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Another 31 Covid deaths as cases surge by 1001 overnight

Coronavirus self-isolation period reduced to ten days
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Coronavirus self-isolation period reduced to ten days

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

Weather: From scorching heat to murk and rain, it’s going to be a weekend of two halves
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From scorching heat to murk and rain, it's a weekend of two halves

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Veteran MSP Fergus Ewing hits out at SNP-Green coalition as he plans to stand as independent in 2026 elections
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'Ludicrous' policies kicked SNP independence dream into long grass, says Ewing

Man dies in hospital after wild swimming off Isle of Bute
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Man dies in hospital after wild swimming off Isle of Bute

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

Six people treated after major fire breaks out in block of flats in Edinburgh
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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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Funeral to be held for 'bright and talented' teen who died in beach 'stabbing'

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

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

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

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

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Hundreds of jobs at risk as River Island set to close 33 stores across UK
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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
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Met Police introduces patrols to protect women and girls at concerts