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Three-hour rail journeys between London and Scotland proposed
Scotland

Three-hour rail journeys between London and Scotland proposed

NHS Louisa Jordan ‘could be used for postponed surgeries’
Scotland

NHS Louisa Jordan ‘could be used for postponed surgeries’

Almost 100 people drowned in Scottish waters last year
Scotland

Almost 100 people drowned in Scottish waters last year

Birth registrations at record low as Covid-19 closes offices
Scotland

Birth registrations at record low as Covid-19 closes offices

Man attracts a curious pine marten during mountain walk
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Scotland

Man attracts a curious pine marten during mountain walk

Covid-19: Deaths involving virus in Scotland rise to 4000
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Scotland

Covid-19: Deaths involving virus in Scotland rise to 4000

Monsoon Accessorize in administration with 545 jobs at risk
Scotland

Monsoon Accessorize in administration with 545 jobs at risk

New photo marks Duke of Edinburgh’s 99th birthday
Scotland

New photo marks Duke of Edinburgh’s 99th birthday

Quiz putting loss-making stores division into administration
Scotland

Quiz putting loss-making stores division into administration

Scotland’s seabed opened up to new wind farm developments
Scotland

Scotland’s seabed opened up to new wind farm developments

More than 100 Frankie and Benny’s restaurants to close
Scotland

More than 100 Frankie and Benny’s restaurants to close

Scotland facing ‘severe economic downturn’
Scotland

Scotland facing ‘severe economic downturn’

Some historic sites and gardens may not reopen for two years
Scotland

Some historic sites and gardens may not reopen for two years

Coronavirus claims lives of seven more people in Scotland
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Scotland

Coronavirus claims lives of seven more people in Scotland

Covid-19 assault suspects ‘should be held in custody’
Scotland

Covid-19 assault suspects ‘should be held in custody’

Hoseasons firm to refund cancelled trips after watchdog probe
Scotland

Hoseasons firm to refund cancelled trips after watchdog probe

New Royal Mail stamps celebrate Roman legacy in Britain
Scotland

New Royal Mail stamps celebrate Roman legacy in Britain

Sheridan loses Supreme Court bid over perjury conviction
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Sheridan loses Supreme Court bid over perjury conviction

Prosecutors have ‘some evidence’ Madeleine McCann is dead
Scotland

Prosecutors have ‘some evidence’ Madeleine McCann is dead

Job cuts threaten hotel industry as lockdown continues
Scotland

Job cuts threaten hotel industry as lockdown continues

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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 

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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Family of Phoenix Spencer-Horn donate thousands to Women’s Aid charity
Glasgow & West

Family of Phoenix Spencer-Horn donate thousands to Women's Aid charity

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

Man charged after woman and four horses killed in crash

Police seize cannabis worth £7m in record haul at derelict building in Kirkcaldy 
Edinburgh & East

Police seize cannabis worth £7m in record haul 

Man dies in hospital after wild swimming off Isle of Bute
Glasgow & West

Man dies in hospital after wild swimming off Isle of Bute

Veteran MSP Fergus Ewing hits out at SNP-Green coalition as he plans to stand as independent in 2026 elections
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'Ludicrous' policies kicked SNP independence dream into long grass, says Ewing

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Housing secretary ‘doesn’t know number of people on social housing list’
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Housing secretary 'doesn't know number of people on social housing list' 

Care experienced young people: ‘I missed around half of school – I refused point-blank to go’
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Scotland

'I missed around half of school - I refused point-blank to go'

Tall Ships Races to transform Aberdeen Harbour for first time in 20 years during four-day festival
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North East & Tayside

Tall ships to transform Aberdeen Harbour during four-day festival

Stroke patients rebuild strength with help from therapy dogs at Inverclyde Royal Hospital
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Glasgow & West

Stroke patients rebuild strength with help from therapy dogs

Dravet Syndrome: Rare form of epilepsy causing caregivers to develop PTSD
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Rare form of epilepsy causing caregivers to develop PTSD

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WhatsApp to be removed from Scottish Government devices following external review
Politics

WhatsApp to be removed from Scottish Government devices

Forbes will ‘leave no stone unturned’ to help save Alexander Dennis jobs
Scotland

Forbes will ‘leave no stone unturned’ to help save Alexander Dennis jobs

Minister announces £1bn in savings to be redirected to frontline services
Politics

Minister announces £1bn in savings to be redirected to frontline services

Hay bales, frozen turkey and false teeth among ‘surprising’ items lost on Megabus coaches
Scotland

Hay bales, frozen turkey and false teeth among 'surprising' items lost on coaches

Multiple warnings issued as temperatures soar across Scotland
Scotland

Multiple warnings issued as temperatures soar across Scotland

More than 300 jobs at risk as firm moves Scottish Power work to South Africa
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More than 300 jobs at risk as firm moves Scottish Power contract to South Africa

Letter urges Police Scotland to reject ‘misogynistic’ pregnancy loss investigations
Scotland

Letter urges Police Scotland to reject 'misogynistic' pregnancy loss investigations

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Hundreds of jobs at risk as River Island set to close 33 stores across UK
UK & International

Hundreds of jobs at risk as River Island set to close 33 stores

UK and EU to hold talks with Iran in efforts to de-escalate conflict
UK & International

UK and EU to hold talks with Iran in efforts to de-escalate conflict

Met Police introduces patrols to protect women and girls at concerts
UK & International

Met Police introduces patrols to protect women and girls at concerts