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Food standards watchdog to investigate whether lab-grown products are safe for humans to eat
Scotland

Watchdog to investigate whether lab-grown food is safe for humans to eat

Two Scottish TGI Fridays restaurants to shut as list of 35 closures revealed
Scotland

Two Scottish TGI Fridays restaurants to shut as list of closures revealed

Janey Godley says it’s important to ‘talk about death’ in hospice update
Scotland

Janey Godley says it's important to 'talk about death' in hospice update

Banks must reimburse bank transfer fraud victims in new refund rules
Scotland

Banks must reimburse bank transfer fraud victims in new refund rules

‘Game-changing’ drugs to treat prostate and lung cancers accepted for use in Scotland
Scotland

'Game-changing' drugs to treat prostate and lung cancers accepted for use

Sainsbury’s to hire 20,000 staff for Christmas season
Scotland

Sainsbury’s to hire 20,000 staff for Christmas season

Average house price in Scotland over £205,000 last month as UK figure ‘just shy of record high’
Scotland

Average house price in Scotland over £205,000 last month

Urgent action needed to address access to rural healthcare, MSPs say
Scotland

Urgent action needed to address access to rural healthcare, MSPs say

UK and Scottish Governments failing to act to reduce poverty, according to new report from Joseph Rowntree Foundation
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More than one million Scots still in poverty 'due to government inaction'

ScotRail trains return to full timetable after months of reduced services
Scotland

ScotRail trains return to full timetable after months of reduced services

Sister of Scottish man killed on October 7 calls for everyone to be ‘safe in their homes’
Scotland

Sister of Scottish man killed on October 7 calls for everyone to be ‘safe in their homes’

Scottish Government faces questions over police AI facial recognition proposals
Scotland

Scottish Government faces questions over police AI facial recognition proposals

Operation Branchform cannot go on indefinitely, defence lawyer says
Politics

Operation Branchform cannot go on indefinitely, defence lawyer says

Children reported with developmental concerns up sharply since Covid, data shows
Scotland

Children reported with developmental concerns up sharply since Covid, data shows

New exhibition looks at how Scottish and Pakistani families kept in touch using ‘tape letters’
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Scotland

How Scottish and Pakistani families kept in touch using 'tape letters'

Hate crimes recorded in Scotland up by 63% since law introduced
Scotland

Hate crimes recorded in Scotland up by 63% since law introduced

Are politicians and brands slaying the Gen Z TikTok trend – or is it pure cringe?
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Scotland

Are politicians and brands slaying the Gen Z TikTok trend - or is it pure cringe?

This winter will be worse in A&E departments than last, warns top doctor
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Scotland

This winter will be worse in A&E departments than last, warns top doctor

Where can I see the Northern Lights in Scotland this weekend?
Scotland

Where can I see the Northern Lights in Scotland this weekend?

Strike vote among Enable Scotland workers paused after new pay offer
Scotland

Strike vote among social care charity workers paused after new pay offer

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Second teen arrested over fatal ‘stabbing’ of Kayden Moy on Irvine beach
Glasgow & West

Second teen arrested over fatal 'stabbing' on beach 

Scotland’s weather: Parts of Scotland to face ‘wettest spell in months’ after days of sunshine
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'Wettest spell in months' to hit parts of Scotland after days of sunshine

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John Swinney to face questions amid financial warnings and youth knife crimes
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John Swinney to face questions amid financial warnings and youth knife crimes

Hunt for three men after attempted theft of cash machine at Tesco supermarket
Glasgow & West

Hunt for three men after attempted theft of cash machine at Tesco supermarket

Student in race to save eyesight as family make fundraising plea for new drug from US
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Edinburgh & East

'I face going fully blind without new drug - I'm scared I won't see another sunset'

What happens when weight-loss jabs like Mounjaro and Wegovy leave you with loose skin?
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What happens when weight-loss jabs leave you with loose skin?

Net migration halves as fewer people come to UK for work and study
UK & International

Net migration halves as fewer people come to UK for work and study

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Meet the caber-tossing, hammer throwing female athletes of the Highland Games
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Meet the caber-tossing, hammer-throwing female athletes of the Highland Games

Prime Minister announces U-turn on winter fuel payments
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Politics

Prime Minister announces U-turn on winter fuel payments

Scotland’s curling world champions aiming for Olympic Gold in 2026
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Scotland's curling world champions aiming for Olympic Gold in 2026

Edinburgh University staff back strike action over £140m cuts and threat to jobs
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Edinburgh & East

Edinburgh University staff back strike action over £140m cuts

STV to create new commercial radio station
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STV to create new commercial radio station

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‘Inspiring’ scheme helping youngsters funded with £26m seized from criminals
Politics

‘Inspiring’ scheme helping youngsters funded with £26m seized from criminals

Kate to name HMS Glasgow with whisky bottle smashing ceremony
Scotland

Kate to name HMS Glasgow with whisky bottle smashing ceremony

Councils face £647m budget gap due to rising costs, inflation and social care
Scotland

Councils face £647m budget gap due to rising costs, inflation and social care

Keir Starmer’s winter fuel payment U-turn is empty, says Forbes
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Keir Starmer's winter fuel payment U-turn is empty, says Forbes

Plumbing and heating businesses at ‘breaking point’ amid recruitment struggle
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Scotland

Plumbing and heating businesses at 'breaking point' amid recruitment struggle

Calls for non-fatal strangulation offence to ‘give survivors justice they deserve’
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'Non-fatal strangulation offence will give survivors justice they deserve'

Climate watchdog warns Scotland needs to take ‘immediate action’
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Climate watchdog warns Scotland needs to take 'immediate action'

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Chemical castration for sex offenders under prison plans in England
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Kneecap star Liam O’Hanna charged with terrorism offence
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