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Juror discharged from Salmond trial won’t face legal action

Juror discharged from Salmond trial won’t face legal action

Deaths involving Covid-19 in Scotland rise to more than 3300

Deaths involving Covid-19 in Scotland rise to more than 3300

UK economy shrinks at fastest rate since 2008 crash

UK economy shrinks at fastest rate since 2008 crash

Around 8000 jobs at risk as TUI group faces ‘greatest crisis’

Around 8000 jobs at risk as TUI group faces ‘greatest crisis’

New online service to help furloughed workers and jobseekers

New online service to help furloughed workers and jobseekers

Third of small Scottish firms ‘fear they are closed for good’

Third of small Scottish firms ‘fear they are closed for good’

Genetic code of coronavirus patients to be examined in study

Genetic code of coronavirus patients to be examined in study

Police hunt after man targeted in drive-by shooting

Police hunt after man targeted in drive-by shooting

Boy with autism receives special message from First Minister

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Boy with autism receives special message from First Minister

Driver clocked ‘speeding at 119mph’ on bank holiday weekend

Driver clocked ‘speeding at 119mph’ on bank holiday weekend

McDonald’s to reopen 30 drive-throughs from next week

McDonald’s to reopen 30 drive-throughs from next week

Wedding guest numbers may be ‘very limited’ after lockdown

Wedding guest numbers may be ‘very limited’ after lockdown

Charity may have to cut services as it loses £500,000 a month

Charity may have to cut services as it loses £500,000 a month

Smaller juries to be considered in trials as lockdown eases

Smaller juries to be considered in trials as lockdown eases

Sturgeon announces extra £50m to help care sector

Sturgeon announces extra £50m to help care sector

Coronavirus death toll rises by 50 as cases near 14,000

Coronavirus death toll rises by 50 as cases near 14,000

Government will subsidise workers’ wages until end of October

Government will subsidise workers’ wages until end of October

Six-year-old cheers up neighbours with street dance lessons

Six-year-old cheers up neighbours with street dance lessons

Foreign holidays ‘unlikely to be possible’ this summer

Foreign holidays ‘unlikely to be possible’ this summer

Army of contact tracers wanted to fight coronavirus spread

Army of contact tracers wanted to fight coronavirus spread

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