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Pensioners will die because of winter fuel payment cut, John Swinney told

Pensioners will die because of winter fuel cut, John Swinney told

Trials of LNG fuel system on Glen Sannox ferry postponed

Trials of LNG fuel system on Glen Sannox ferry postponed

John Swinney faces FMQs after losing two votes at Holyrood over school meals and rail fares

John Swinney faces FMQs after losing two votes at Holyrood

New guidance on school uniforms published to keep costs down for families

New guidance on school uniforms published to keep costs down for families

Scotch whisky exports fall by 18% in first half of 2024 as makers call for government action

Scotch whisky exports fall by 18% in first half of 2024, data shows

Guinness World Records 2024: Radio presenter puts on most kilts in a minute

Radio presenter scoops Guinness World Record for putting on most kilts in a minute

Mother of boy murdered in unprovoked attack in North Lanarkshire says knife crime appears to be getting worse

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'I’m glad I don’t have any more kids, I wouldn't let them out to play'

Union votes to accept improved pay offer for teachers in Scotland

Teachers vote to accept improved pay offer

John Swinney calls for release of Sikh activist jailed in India for seven years

Swinney calls for release of Scot jailed in India for seven years

Scottish Government loses vote on free school meals

Scottish Government loses vote on free school meals

Hundreds of Unite ScotRail members accept pay offer after strike threat

Hundreds of ScotRail members accept pay offer after strike threat

Cosla defends pay deal amid threat of 90,000 council workers going on strike

Cosla defends pay deal amid threat of 90,000 council workers going on strike

Private healthcare use hits ‘record high’ in Scotland

Private healthcare use hits 'record high' in Scotland

Finance industry ‘engine of growth’ for jobs and economy in Scotland – report

Finance industry ‘engine of growth’ for jobs and economy in Scotland – report

One in four parents struggle to feed children in cost-of-living crisis – study

One in four parents struggle to feed children in cost of living crisis – study

What exactly is GB Energy and will it bring down my bills?

What exactly is GB Energy and will it bring down your bills?

Big Scottish Breakfast campaign finds Gen Z shuns coffee in favour of water first thing in the morning

Gen Z shun coffee as top breakfast beverage - but Millennials still hooked

Michael Matheson returns to Scottish Parliament after record ban over iPad scandal

Michael Matheson returns to Holyrood after record ban over iPad scandal

Councils to share £40m to boost supply of affordable homes

Councils to share £40m to boost supply of affordable homes

Keir Starmer sees off rebellion as bid to block winter fuel payment cut fails

Starmer sees off rebellion as bid to block winter fuel payment cut fails

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