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More than 90,000 smokers quit during pandemic, says charity

More than 90,000 smokers quit during pandemic, says charity

Buzz bingo to close halls in Edinburgh and Kilmarnock

Buzz bingo to close halls in Edinburgh and Kilmarnock

Zero confirmed coronavirus deaths in Scotland for a week

Zero confirmed coronavirus deaths in Scotland for a week

Weekly deaths involving coronavirus in Scotland fall to 13

Weekly deaths involving coronavirus in Scotland fall to 13

Return to visitor attractions ‘an oasis in a coronavirus desert’

Return to visitor attractions ‘an oasis in a coronavirus desert’

Pubs and hairdressers reopen while tourism restarts

Pubs and hairdressers reopen while tourism restarts

Majority of young carers ‘worried about post-Covid future’

Majority of young carers ‘worried about post-Covid future’

Asda bosses wait for ruling in Supreme Court equal pay fight

Asda bosses wait for ruling in Supreme Court equal pay fight

Renewable energy giant unveils plans for two new wind farms

Renewable energy giant unveils plans for two new wind farms

Disease expert optimistic of Covid-free Scotland by Christmas

Disease expert optimistic of Covid-free Scotland by Christmas

Hotels prepare to reopen following months of closures

Hotels prepare to reopen following months of closures

Mischievous cat interrupts SNP MP’s parliamentary Zoom call

Mischievous cat interrupts SNP MP’s parliamentary Zoom call

Six consecutive days without coronavirus death in Scotland

Six consecutive days without coronavirus death in Scotland

Appeal to help people in most fragile states fight Covid

Appeal to help people in most fragile states fight Covid

UK economy shrinks by almost one-fifth under lockdown

UK economy shrinks by almost one-fifth under lockdown

Labour: Explain scientific reasoning for reopening schools

Labour: Explain scientific reasoning for reopening schools

No one fined for refusing to wear face mask in shops

No one fined for refusing to wear face mask in shops

Restaurants ready as Scots allowed to dine out again

Restaurants ready as Scots allowed to dine out again

Scotland’s pubs all hands to the pump ahead of reopening

Scotland’s pubs all hands to the pump ahead of reopening

Third of parents ‘out of their depth’ during pandemic

Third of parents ‘out of their depth’ during pandemic

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Youth workers call for urgent action ahead of knife crime summit at Holyrood

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