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More than £4m paid out for pothole damage since 2019, figures show

More than £4m paid out for pothole damage since 2019, figures show

Cost of free personal and nursing care in Scotland tops £900m

Cost of free personal and nursing care in Scotland tops £900m

More than 10,000 terminally ill people dying in poverty every year, charity says

More than 10,000 terminally ill people 'dying in poverty every year'

STV Children’s Appeal raises over £2.4m to support families in Scotland

STV Children's Appeal raises over £2.4m to support families in Scotland

Rogue breast surgeon Ian Paterson seen as ‘divisive’ and difficult, inquest told

Rogue breast surgeon Ian Paterson seen as 'divisive’ and difficult, inquest told

Snow forecast as temperatures to plummet across Scotland

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Taurids Meteor Shower 2024: Will it be visible in Scotland, when is it and how to see it

Taurids meteor shower set to dazzle stargazers as clear skies forecast

Nearly one in five young Scots want jobs in health and medicine, Skills Development Scotland survey finds

Nearly one in five young Scots 'want jobs in health and medicine'

Health secretary ‘doing job’ in ministerial car at football matches

Health secretary 'doing job' in ministerial car at football matches

New drugs to treat cancer and eczema approved for use in Scotland

New drugs to treat cancer and eczema approved for use in Scotland

Scotland marks Armistice Day in memory of fallen

Scotland marks Armistice Day in memory of fallen

Direct Line to axe 550 jobs under cost-cutting plan

Direct Line to axe 550 jobs under cost-cutting plan

Faith communities to hold service and vigil for climate

Faith communities to hold service and vigil for climate

Juryless rape trial scheme would have been ‘a good thing’, law officer says

Juryless rape trial scheme would have been ‘a good thing’, law officer says

Swinney pays tribute to war hero uncle as nation pauses on Remembrance Sunday

Swinney pays tribute to war hero uncle as nation pauses on Remembrance Sunday

Flynn urges Starmer to drop opposition to re-join EU amid Trump tariff threat

Flynn urges Starmer to drop opposition to re-join EU amid Trump tariff threat

Labour says Scottish Government must use UK Budget boost to improve education

Labour says Scottish Government must use UK Budget boost to improve education

Sarwar aide Kate Watson named as Scottish Labour’s new general secretary

Sarwar aide Kate Watson named as Scottish Labour’s new general secretary

SNP in ‘period of recovery’ from general election, Swinney says

SNP in ‘period of recovery’ from general election, Swinney says

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

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