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Rail commuters ‘facing increase in season ticket prices’

Rail commuters ‘facing increase in season ticket prices’

Thunderstorms bring flash flooding and travel chaos

Thunderstorms bring flash flooding and travel chaos

Recession hits hard as economy takes record dive

Recession hits hard as economy takes record dive

‘Nobody knows the outcome of children going to school full term’

‘Nobody knows the outcome of children going to school full term’

Back to school: Pupils and teachers return to classroom

Back to school: Pupils and teachers return to classroom

Kayakers, swimmers and a dog among warm weekend rescues

Kayakers, swimmers and a dog among warm weekend rescues

We are sailing: Trip of a lifetime for youngsters in care

We are sailing: Trip of a lifetime for youngsters in care

Local lockdowns could derail economic recovery

Local lockdowns could derail economic recovery

Sex offences against children in Scotland up almost a third

Sex offences against children in Scotland up almost a third

Scotland records 48 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours

Scotland records 48 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours

Lawyer still haunted by ‘horror’ of Alesha MacPhail murder case

Lawyer still haunted by ‘horror’ of Alesha MacPhail murder case

Red Arrows flypast to mark 75th anniversary of VJ Day

Red Arrows flypast to mark 75th anniversary of VJ Day

Cystic fibrosis patient’s ‘tears of joy’ over ‘wonder drug’

North East & Tayside

Cystic fibrosis patient’s ‘tears of joy’ over ‘wonder drug’

Scotland records 60 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours

Scotland records 60 new cases of coronavirus in last 24 hours

Travel disruption as sun-seekers flock to beauty spots

Travel disruption as sun-seekers flock to beauty spots

Alternative route reopens after Rest and Be Thankful landslip

Alternative route reopens after Rest and Be Thankful landslip

Greyhound that’s afraid of the dark is looking for a home

Edinburgh & East

Greyhound that’s afraid of the dark is looking for a home

Analysis: Aberdeen’s yellow card puts SPFL on notice

Analysis: Aberdeen’s yellow card puts SPFL on notice

Pandemic doesn’t cut grouse any breaks, as hunters opt to socially distance

Pandemic doesn’t cut grouse any breaks, as hunters opt to socially distance

Customers set for £95 saving as energy price cap slashed

Customers set for £95 saving as energy price cap slashed

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

Edinburgh & East

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

Murder bid by two men riding motorbikes near St Mirren stadium in Paisley

Murder bid by two men riding motorbikes near St Mirren stadium

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

Man charged after woman and four horses killed in crash

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

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

Edinburgh & East

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

Fergus Ewing’s solo bid threatens to turn SNP stronghold into political battleground

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Ewing's solo bid threatens to turn SNP stronghold into political battleground

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