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Dad jailed for shaking two-month-old baby daughter to death

Edinburgh & East

Dad jailed for shaking two-month-old baby daughter to death

Sturgeon: ‘We’re not encouraging you to get together this Christmas’

Sturgeon: ‘We’re not encouraging you to get together this Christmas’

Students travelling home for Christmas to take Covid tests

Students travelling home for Christmas to take Covid tests

Scientists warn of third wave risk over Christmas bubble plan

Scientists warn of third wave risk over Christmas bubble plan

Asda delivery drivers’ ‘happy to chat’ offer to lonely customers

Asda delivery drivers’ ‘happy to chat’ offer to lonely customers

British Gas workers to vote on strikes in ‘fire and rehire’ row

British Gas workers to vote on strikes in ‘fire and rehire’ row

Following Covid-19 rules is the ‘best gift’ Scots can give

Following Covid-19 rules is the ‘best gift’ Scots can give

Three households can mix over five-day Christmas period

Three households can mix over five-day Christmas period

Coronavirus: 41 deaths as restriction levels remain unchanged

Coronavirus: 41 deaths as restriction levels remain unchanged

Demand for urgent action after rise in probable suicides

Demand for urgent action after rise in probable suicides

Working from home ‘creating a baby boom’ for pets

Working from home ‘creating a baby boom’ for pets

BA sells off crockery and blankets from grounded planes

BA sells off crockery and blankets from grounded planes

Lockerbie bomber’s third appeal against conviction to begin

Lockerbie bomber’s third appeal against conviction to begin

Few changes expected in coronavirus alert levels review

Few changes expected in coronavirus alert levels review

Nearly 4,000 attended A&E with dental problems last year

Nearly 4,000 attended A&E with dental problems last year

Edinburgh scientists use drones to study Arctic tundra

Edinburgh & East

Edinburgh scientists use drones to study Arctic tundra

‘Coronavirus won’t take Christmas off when rules are eased’

‘Coronavirus won’t take Christmas off when rules are eased’

Morrisons offers discount to ‘tireless’ frontline workers

Morrisons offers discount to ‘tireless’ frontline workers

People ‘should do their own Christmas risk assessment’

People ‘should do their own Christmas risk assessment’

British vaccine ‘up to 90% effective against Covid-19’

British vaccine ‘up to 90% effective against Covid-19’

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