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New guidance empowers headteachers to ban mobile phones in Scottish schools
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New guidance empowers headteachers to ban mobile phones in Scottish schools

Trauma in childhood increases risk of chronic conditions, research suggests
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Trauma in childhood increases risk of chronic conditions, research suggests

Public sector fraud in Scotland up almost 50%, watchdog finds
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Public sector fraud in Scotland up almost 50%, watchdog finds

New guidance will empower headteachers to ban mobile phones at school
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New guidance will empower headteachers to ban mobile phones at school

Stonehenge Altar Stone was transported 430 miles from Scotland, say scientists
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Stonehenge Altar Stone was transported 430 miles from Scotland, say scientists

Talks with Israel’s deputy ambassador ‘necessary’, insists Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney
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Talks with Israel’s deputy ambassador ‘necessary’, insists John Swinney

SNP finance investigation ‘ongoing’ but no timescale yet, Police Scotland chief Jo Farrell says
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SNP finance probe 'ongoing' but no timescale yet, police chief says

Scottish Government ends universal winter fuel payment for all pensioners
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Scottish Government ends universal winter fuel payment for all pensioners

Innis & Gunn named Scotland’s best lager at World Beer Awards
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Innis & Gunn named Scotland's best lager at World Beer Awards

Poorest more likely to experience higher energy costs, research finds
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Poorest more likely to experience higher energy costs, research finds

Inspectors praise Scotland’s only women’s prisons but warn of ‘degrading’ body searches
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Inspectors praise women's prison but warn of 'degrading' body searches

End random body searches of female inmates, says HMIPS prison inspector
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End 'degrading' random body searches of female inmates, says prison inspector

Adults with learning disabilities ‘three times more likely’ to die from cancer, Glasgow University study finds
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Adults with learning disabilities 'three times more likely' to die from cancer

Excluding media from Scottish Tory leadership hustings ‘disappointing’
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Excluding media from Scottish Tory leadership hustings 'disappointing'

Scotland ends self-referral for gender identity services
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Scotland ends self-referral for gender identity services

Scottish skies dazzle with Northern Lights and Perseids meteor shower display
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Scottish skies dazzle with Northern Lights and Perseids meteor shower display

Suicides in Scotland increase to highest level since Covid pandemic
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Suicides in Scotland increase to highest level since Covid pandemic

GDP up and unemployment lowest since 2014, new labour stats say
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GDP up and unemployment lowest since 2014, new labour stats say

Network Rail contracts worth £1.3billion to be handed out in Scotland
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Network Rail contracts worth £1.3billion to be handed out in Scotland

Electricity ‘superhighway’ to be built between Scotland and England
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Electricity 'superhighway' to be built between Scotland and England

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Should Fife follow Edinburgh in charging visitors a tourist tax?
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Should Fife follow Edinburgh in charging visitors a tourist tax?

VE Day: Memories of WWII by those who fought for freedom
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VE Day: Memories of WWII by those who fought for freedom

John Swinney urged to act in bid to reverse near-record alcohol deaths in Scotland
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Swinney urged to act in bid to reverse near-record alcohol deaths

Applicants sought to take over running of long-established Acrehead dairy farm in Dumfries and Galloway
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Applicants sought to take over running of long-established dairy farm

Irn-Bru submits plans to transform The Kelpies into unicorns in new campaign
Edinburgh & East

Irn-Bru submits plans to transform The Kelpies into unicorns in new campaign

Almost half of Scots suffer sunburn at least once a year, research finds
Scotland

Almost half of Scots suffer sunburn at least once a year, research finds

Tens of thousands in remote areas to receive faster broadband
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Tens of thousands in remote areas to receive faster broadband

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Holyrood committee says vote on assisted dying a ‘matter of conscience’
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Holyrood committee says vote on assisted dying a 'matter of conscience'

Golfers clear out Caird Park clubhouse at Dundee’s last public course ahead of closure
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'Loss of Cairdy hurts': Golfers clear out clubhouse at Dundee's last public course

Sugar tax to extend to milkshakes and lattes under new UK Treasury plans
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Sugar tax could be extended to milkshakes and lattes to tackle obesity

Scotland set for hottest day of the year – but colder air will quickly follow
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Scotland set for hottest day of the year - but colder air will quickly follow

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Saving Scotland’s wild salmon: River Dee restocking project tackles population decline 
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Saving Scotland's salmon: River project reels in hope for endangered fish

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Assisted dying: ‘I joined Dignitas after being paralysed but I’ve changed my mind’
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'I joined Dignitas after being paralysed but I've changed my mind'

Wind farms and subsea cables ‘undefended’ against spies, sabotage and cyber attacks
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Wind farms and subsea cables 'undefended' against spies, sabotage and cyber attacks

Temperatures could reach 25C on Scotland’s hottest day of the year
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Temperatures could reach 25C on Scotland's hottest day of the year

Assisted dying: ‘I watched my mum suffer and die slowly for three days – it was horrific’
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'I watched my mum suffer and die slowly for three days - it was horrific'

More than 300,000 homes at risk of electricity disruption from July 1
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More than 300,000 homes at risk of electricity disruption from July 1

Justice secretary to lead new board to oversee changes after Polmont FAI
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Justice secretary to lead new board to oversee changes after Polmont FAI

Tighter rules mean Botox and filler can only be prescribed face-to-face
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Tighter rules mean Botox and filler can only be prescribed face-to-face

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Co-op shuts off parts of IT system after attempted hack
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Co-op shuts off parts of IT system after attempted hack

Met Police investigating M&S cyber attack as online shopping still suspended
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Met Police investigating M&S cyber attack as online shopping still suspended

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