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Tui to close 166 stores putting hundreds of jobs at risk

Tui to close 166 stores putting hundreds of jobs at risk

People with virus symptoms told to isolate for ten days

People with virus symptoms told to isolate for ten days

Over half of firms using furlough scheme ‘expect to cut staff’

Over half of firms using furlough scheme ‘expect to cut staff’

NHS insists it’s ready for a second wave of coronavirus

NHS insists it’s ready for a second wave of coronavirus

Section of M8 to close for demolition of old footbridge

Section of M8 to close for demolition of old footbridge

‘Majority of Scots support drug consumption rooms’

‘Majority of Scots support drug consumption rooms’

Broadband boost for 60 rural towns and villages

Broadband boost for 60 rural towns and villages

Coronavirus death toll in Scotland rises above 4200

Coronavirus death toll in Scotland rises above 4200

National Museums announce August reopening dates

National Museums announce August reopening dates

Shops lose out on almost £2bn sales as a result of lockdown

Shops lose out on almost £2bn sales as a result of lockdown

Funding of £4.3m for research into coronavirus and ethnicity

Funding of £4.3m for research into coronavirus and ethnicity

Campaigners fear ‘unjustified killing’ of hares despite law

Campaigners fear ‘unjustified killing’ of hares despite law

ScotRail set to resume 90% of services from next week

ScotRail set to resume 90% of services from next week

Bus manufacturer workers ‘hoping for the best’ over cuts

Edinburgh & East

Bus manufacturer workers ‘hoping for the best’ over cuts

Coronavirus surveillance testing planned for schools

Coronavirus surveillance testing planned for schools

Madeleine McCann investigators dig up German allotment

Madeleine McCann investigators dig up German allotment

Scotland set to enjoy 28C heat after week of heavy rain

Scotland set to enjoy 28C heat after week of heavy rain

Ryanair still flying to Spain despite quarantine rules

Ryanair still flying to Spain despite quarantine rules

Irn-Bru maker loses its fizz in lockdown as sales suffer

Irn-Bru maker loses its fizz in lockdown as sales suffer

Care worker reunited with daughter and fiancée after four months

Care worker reunited with daughter and fiancée after four months

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