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Deaths from dementia and diabetes rise by 25% in lockdown

Deaths from dementia and diabetes rise by 25% in lockdown

Coronavirus vaccine tests paused after volunteer falls ill

Coronavirus vaccine tests paused after volunteer falls ill

Black Lives Matter: ‘It can’t just stop at a protest’

Black Lives Matter: ‘It can’t just stop at a protest’

Alcohol-related harm ‘remains significant issue for men’

Alcohol-related harm ‘remains significant issue for men’

Son’s birthday whisky collection sells for £44,000

Edinburgh & East

Son’s birthday whisky collection sells for £44,000

Surgeon withdraws offer to help women injured by mesh surgery

Surgeon withdraws offer to help women injured by mesh surgery

Dying mum’s wish to see daughter’s wedding comes true

Dying mum’s wish to see daughter’s wedding comes true

Macmillan braces for ‘tsunami of demand’ amid fundraising hit

Macmillan braces for ‘tsunami of demand’ amid fundraising hit

Three more people die with coronavirus in Scotland

Three more people die with coronavirus in Scotland

Pubs face battle to survive with ‘thousands of jobs at risk’

Pubs face battle to survive with ‘thousands of jobs at risk’

Scotland’s casual racism ‘as regular as drinking a cup of tea’

Scotland’s casual racism ‘as regular as drinking a cup of tea’

Scotland’s first cannabis-based medicine approved for NHS

Scotland’s first cannabis-based medicine approved for NHS

Derailed train to be lifted from tracks in coming days

North East & Tayside

Derailed train to be lifted from tracks in coming days

Virus ‘released from lockdown’ as cases continue to rise

Virus ‘released from lockdown’ as cases continue to rise

Pupils to receive upgraded results certificates this week

Pupils to receive upgraded results certificates this week

Drug deaths crisis ‘not a public health emergency’

Drug deaths crisis ‘not a public health emergency’

Manchester bombing victims’ names read out as inquiry begins

Manchester bombing victims’ names read out as inquiry begins

Autistic people feel ‘completely stranded’ during pandemic

Autistic people feel ‘completely stranded’ during pandemic

Coronavirus: Another 208 new cases recorded overnight

Coronavirus: Another 208 new cases recorded overnight

Concerns over wellbeing of police as staff survey delayed

Concerns over wellbeing of police as staff survey delayed

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Woman, 21, charged in connection with crash that killed three men near Falkirk

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Woman, 21, charged in connection with crash that killed three men

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Murder bid by two men riding motorbikes near St Mirren stadium

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Man jailed for throwing glass bottle at Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo during Old Firm match at Ibrox

Man jailed for throwing glass bottle at Celtic goalkeeper during Old Firm match

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Edinburgh & East

Scots boy, 7, runs 100 miles to raise money for brother's first wheelchair

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