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King Charles to speak at Scottish Parliament 25th anniversary celebration
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King to speak at Scottish Parliament 25th anniversary celebration

Nearly 200 violent offenders released as part of plan to tackle overcrowded Scottish prisons
Scotland

Nearly 200 violent offenders released to tackle overcrowded prisons

New cancer drug approved for NHS use in Scotland may give children ‘more time without brain tumours growing’
Scotland

New drug may give children 'more time without brain tumours growing'

Police Scotland criticised for allowing rapists to self-declare gender identity
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Police Scotland criticised for allowing rapists to self-declare gender identity

Scottish government must ‘brush up’ its act on dentistry, says Labour
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Scottish government must ‘brush up’ its act on dentistry, says Labour

Late Queen will ‘never be forgotten’, PM pledges ahead of anniversary of death
Scotland

Late Queen will ‘never be forgotten’, PM pledges ahead of anniversary of death

Scotland’s tourist tax law to come into force this month as Edinburgh expected to be first to introduce levy
Scotland

Tourist tax law set to come into force later this month

Social care workers at Enable Scotland balloted for strike action over pay, say union
Scotland

Social care workers at leading charity balloted for strike action over pay

Sean Batty insight: We’ve waited all summer, but autumnal sunshine has arrived in Scotland
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We've waited all summer, but autumnal sunshine has arrived in Scotland

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Sean Batty
Will John Swinney be able to pass Scottish Government budget without Greens?
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Can John Swinney pass the Scottish Government budget without the Greens?

Thousands of midges swarm camper at Aberdeenshire nature reserve following damp summer
Scotland

Thousands of midges swarm camper at nature reserve in skin-crawling image

Police Scotland asks prosecutors for next steps on Nicola Sturgeon investigation
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Police ask prosecutors for next steps on Nicola Sturgeon investigation

Unite council workers accept pay offer despite threat of bin strikes from Unison members
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Unite members accept pay offer amid looming threat of bin strikes

Universal free school meals pledge scrapped in Scotland, John Swinney confirms
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Universal free school meals pledge scrapped, John Swinney confirms

John Swinney faces first FMQs since announcing £500m budget cuts
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John Swinney faces first FMQs since announcing £500m budget cuts

Scottish farmers to receive support payments worth £243m amid extreme weather struggles
Scotland

Scottish farmers to receive support payments worth £243 million

Baroness Ruth Davidson backs Russell Findlay in Scottish Conservative leadership race
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Baroness Ruth Davidson backs Russell Findlay in Tory leadership race

Scotland’s abortion clinic buffer zones law to take effect from this month
Scotland

Protesting outside abortion clinics to become illegal from this month

Scottish universities using virtual technology to decarbonise transport
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Scottish universities using virtual technology to decarbonise transport

More than three quarters of Scots fire service estate has poor decontamination
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More than three quarters of Scots fire service estate has poor decontamination

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Assisted Dying Bill passed in first step towards legalisation in Scotland
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Assisted Dying Bill passed in first step towards legalisation in Scotland 

Social media platforms ‘failing to protect girls from harm at every stage’, NSPCC report finds
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Social media platforms 'failing to protect girls from harm at every stage'

Working long hours may alter brain structure, research suggests
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Working long hours may alter brain structure, research suggests

‘I’m delighted I could be able to choose my own death’
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'I’m delighted I could be able to choose my own death'

Firefighters battle large woodland wildfire for fifth day
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Edinburgh & East

Firefighters battle large woodland wildfire for fifth day 

Bricks produced in Scotland approved for use in construction projects
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Edinburgh & East

Bricks produced from recycled materials approved for use in construction jobs

MSP pledges to ‘keep fighting’ after assisted dying vote
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MSP pledges to 'keep fighting' after assisted dying vote

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From Errol to Ukraine: Charity celebrates 100 lorries of aid to conflict zone
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Charity celebrates sending 100 lorries of aid to Ukraine

‘GTA Paisley’: Developer turning hometown into mystery-solving game
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'GTA Paisley': Developer turning hometown into mystery-solving game

North Sea offshore helicopters reaches milestone with 1,000 taskings
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Offshore helicopter crew reaches milestone with 1,000 taskings

Artist creates miniature replicas of Edinburgh’s pubs
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Artist creates miniature replicas of Edinburgh's pubs

New display examines medical evolution at Tayside’s biggest hospital
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New display examines medical evolution at Tayside's biggest hospital

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Government-built AI tool used to cut admin work for human staff
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Government-built AI tool used to cut admin work for human staff

MSP says her mother starved herself to death after terminal cancer diagnosis
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MSP says her mother starved herself to death after terminal cancer diagnosis

More than half of MSPs urge Chancellor to back major carbon capture project
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More than half of MSPs urge Chancellor to back major carbon capture project

MSPs prepare to make crucial life or death decision
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Assisted dying: MSPs debate crucial life or death decision

Immigration crackdown targets Farage on the Reform leader’s turf
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Immigration crackdown targets Farage on the Reform leader’s turf

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Scottish Government steps up scrutiny of NHS health board amid financial crisis
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Scottish Government steps up scrutiny of NHS health board amid crisis

John Swinney: ‘UK immigration changes will damage Scottish economy and NHS’
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John Swinney: 'UK immigration changes will damage Scottish economy and NHS'

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Outer space recreated in Glasgow basement in bid to help future missions
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Outer space recreated in Glasgow basement in bid to help future missions