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Ofgem proposes £20 energy bill price cut in £25bn investment
Scotland

Ofgem proposes £20 energy bill price cut in £25bn investment

Crofters and farmers urged to help protect rare corncrakes
Highlands & Islands

Crofters and farmers urged to help protect rare corncrakes

Burger King could be forced to shut one in ten UK outlets
Scotland

Burger King could be forced to shut one in ten UK outlets

Auditors uncover £15m in savings for the public purse
Scotland

Auditors uncover £15m in savings for the public purse

Bag of Covid-19 test samples found on Highland road
Highlands & Islands

Bag of Covid-19 test samples found on Highland road

More than £12m granted to Scots groups through lottery fund
Scotland

More than £12m granted to Scots groups through lottery fund

Young and unemployed ‘most affected by feeling hopeless’
Scotland

Young and unemployed ‘most affected by feeling hopeless’

Covid more common cause of death for South Asian people
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Scotland

Covid more common cause of death for South Asian people

Skaters across the world to perform trick for late gran
North East & Tayside

Skaters across the world to perform trick for late gran

Weekly deaths involving coronavirus in Scotland fall to 17
Scotland

Weekly deaths involving coronavirus in Scotland fall to 17

Aldi targets 19 new stores across Scotland in expansion drive
Scotland

Aldi targets 19 new stores across Scotland in expansion drive

Plea to clean up rubbish after sites ‘swamped’ with litter
Scotland

Plea to clean up rubbish after sites ‘swamped’ with litter

Tennent’s to give away hundreds of thousands of free pints
Scotland

Tennent’s to give away hundreds of thousands of free pints

Starting salaries ‘at lowest rate in almost two decades’
Scotland

Starting salaries ‘at lowest rate in almost two decades’

Life jacket ‘could have saved fisherman from drowning’
Highlands & Islands

Life jacket ‘could have saved fisherman from drowning’

Oxfam plan to reopen ‘vast majority’ of Scottish shops
Scotland

Oxfam plan to reopen ‘vast majority’ of Scottish shops

Pod of dolphins spotted jumping out of water near harbour
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Scotland

Pod of dolphins spotted jumping out of water near harbour

Charity shops ready to reopen with new donation procedure
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Scotland

Charity shops ready to reopen with new donation procedure

Wildlife park name reindeer calves born during lockdown
Highlands & Islands

Wildlife park name reindeer calves born during lockdown

Police urge councillors to help reduce number of protests
Politics

Police urge councillors to help reduce number of protests

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‘Systemic failures’ contributed to suicides of vulnerable young prisoners at Polmont
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Scotland

'Systemic failures' contributed to suicides of vulnerable young prisoners

Recommendations into Polmont suicides ‘not enough’ to protect vulnerable young prisoners
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Scotland

'Polmont isn't fit for purpose, it couldn't afford to keep my brother alive'

Missing Aberdeen sisters spotted on CCTV visiting bridge day before disappearance
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North East & Tayside

Missing sisters spotted on CCTV visiting bridge day before disappearance

Woman who died after being found seriously injured in Hamilton named
Glasgow & West

Woman who died after being found seriously injured in house named

Man barricaded himself in Cambuslang flat which was set alight after woman and teen attacked
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Glasgow & West

Man barricaded himself in flat which was set alight after woman and teen attacked

Emma Caldwell’s family to meet First Minister John Swinney over Scottish judge row
Glasgow & West

Emma Caldwell's family to meet First Minister over Scottish judge row

Man and woman charged after missing family from Edinburgh traced safe and well
Edinburgh & East

Man and woman charged after missing family traced safe and well

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Calls for inquiry into demolition of historic listed building in Paisley
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Glasgow & West

Calls for inquiry into demolition of historic listed building

Caird Park: Golfers hope potential investor will save Dundee’s last council-run course from closure
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North East & Tayside

Golfers hope potential investor will save city's last council-run course

Clydebank defender David Syme hoping to deliver a Scottish Cup shock against Hibs
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Clydebank star hoping to deliver Scottish Cup shock against Hibs

Eau de Toilet: Would you wear perfume made from sewer fatbergs?
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Eau de Toilet: Would you wear perfume made from sewer fatbergs?

RNLI: Fishermen learn the importance of lifejackets in sea survival training course
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Rescue charity stresses importance of lifejackets in sea survival training course

Latest in Politics

Thomas Kerr kicked off council committees after defecting to Reform ‘during meeting’
Glasgow & West

Tory council leader kicked off committees after defecting to Reform 'during meeting'

MP calls for Stuart Hogg to be stripped of MBE after admitting domestic abuse
Politics

MP calls for Stuart Hogg to be stripped of MBE after admitting domestic abuse

There will be more defections to Reform to come
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There will be more defections to Reform to come

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Colin Mackay
I can’t control defections to Reform, says Findlay after councillor’s switch
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Politics

I can’t control defections to Reform, says Findlay after councillor's switch

John Swinney to face FMQs after announcing plans to end child poverty in Scotland
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Swinney to face FMQs after announcing plans to end child poverty in Scotland

Glasgow Tory council leader Thomas Kerr defects to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK
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Glasgow & West

Glasgow Tory council leader defects to Nigel Farage's Reform UK

Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney welcomes ceasefire as Israel and Hamas agree deal
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John Swinney welcomes ceasefire as Israel and Hamas agree deal

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Edinburgh Zoo offer chance to feed lions and tigers in new bespoke experience for £1,000 per person
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Liam Payne’s friend files defamation lawsuit against late singer’s father
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Liam Payne’s friend files defamation lawsuit against late singer’s father

Twin Peaks director David Lynch dies aged 78, family announce
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Twin Peaks director David Lynch dies aged 78