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Primary teacher training targets could be cut by a fifth to deal with oversupply

Primary teacher training targets could be cut by a fifth to deal with oversupply

Scots who died in the line of duty honoured with Elizabeth Emblem

Scots who died in the line of duty honoured with Elizabeth Emblem

Gordon Chree: I joined the inmates at the first parkrun held inside HMP Dumfries

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What time is STV Children’s Appeal on and how I can I watch the show

How to watch this year's STV Children's Appeal with Lorraine Kelly and Laura Boyd

Scottish celebrity hairdresser Trevor Sorbie dies aged 75 following terminal cancer diagnosis

Scots celebrity hairdresser Trevor Sorbie dies aged 75

Deposit return scheme ‘misrepresented’ to waste firm by ministers, court told

Deposit return scheme ‘misrepresented’ to waste firm by ministers, court told

Wood-burning stoves to be permitted in new builds following Scottish Government policy U-turn

Wood-burning stoves to be permitted in new builds after Scottish Government U-turn

School restraint guidance ‘unfit for purpose and undermining teacher safety’

School restraint guidance ‘unfit for purpose and undermining teacher safety'

ScotRail alcohol ban ‘not being enforced’ as John Mason MSP calls for restrictions to be lifted

ScotRail alcohol ban 'not being enforced' as MSP calls for end to restrictions

UK Government must cover cost of national insurance hike for charities – Swinney

UK Government must cover cost of national insurance hike for charities – Swinney

Water regulator chief’s £170 Mulberry wallet was approved on expenses

Water regulator chief’s £170 Mulberry wallet was approved on expenses

Temperatures in Scotland reach 18°C in November and could get even hotter

Temperatures in Scotland reach 18°C in November and could get even hotter

Tributes paid at FMQs to those who died during conflict ahead of Remembrance Day

Tributes paid at FMQs to those who died during conflict ahead of Remembrance Day

Environmental activists lock themselves to Holyrood in protest of proposed Peterhead power station

Environmental activists lock themselves to Holyrood in protest over proposed power station

Scotrail trains between Aberdeen and the central belt face disruption due to signal fault

Trains between Aberdeen and the central belt face disruption due to signal fault

UK Government confirms nearly £1.4bn for local projects in Scotland

UK Government confirms nearly £1.4bn for local projects in Scotland

Scotland Tonight: Number of women taking up sport remains largely stagnant

The Gender Play Gap: Number of women taking up sport remains stagnant

Students felt ‘isolated from society’ during pandemic, inquiry told

Students felt ‘isolated from society’ during pandemic, inquiry told

Warning of three-year waits for trials without extra cash for Scotland’s courts

Warning of three-year waits for trials without extra cash for Scotland’s courts

Schools lost track of ‘great many’ young people during pandemic, inquiry hears

Schools lost track of ‘great many’ young people during pandemic, inquiry hears

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