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John Swinney vows to offer Scotland hope as SNP conference gets under way

John Swinney vows to offer Scots hope as SNP conference gets under way

Child abuse inquiry calls for witnesses ahead of hospital residential care phase

Child abuse inquiry calls for witnesses ahead of hospital residential care phase

Ferguson Marine among 13 companies bidding for new ferries contract

Ferguson Marine among 13 companies bidding for new ferries contract

LNER train driver strikes called off after talks

LNER train driver strikes called off after talks

Scottish Government to make at least £250m in cuts, admits First Minister John Swinney

Scottish Government to make at least £250m in cuts, admits John Swinney

GMB union suspends bin strikes after members accept pay offer

Union suspends bin strikes after members accept pay offer

Former MP David Duguid opens up about life-changing spinal cord injury

Former MP opens up about life-changing spinal cord injury

UK Government will not fight against Rosebank oil field legal challenge

UK Government will not fight against Rosebank oil field legal challenge

Almost 300 supported by child support project Bairns Hoose in first year

Almost 300 supported by child support project Bairns Hoose in first year

Met Office: Scots World War 2 meteorologist among storm names for 2024/2025 list

Met Office honours Scots WW2 meteorologist in 2024/2025 storm name list

Farmers urged to give views on quality assurance scheme as part of UK-wide review

Farmers urged to give views on quality assurance scheme

Beatson Cancer Charity launches new podcast hosted by STV’s Laura Boyd

Beatson Cancer Charity launches new podcast hosted by STV's Laura Boyd

Nearly 500 prisoners released early in Scotland since July amid overcrowding crisis

Nearly 500 prisoners released early in Scotland amid overcrowding crisis

Paolo Nutini, Biffy Clyro, Franz Ferdinand and other stars warn of ‘cultural catastrophe’

Paolo Nutini, Biffy Clyro and other stars warn of ‘cultural catastrophe’

John Swinney vows continued funding for music project ‘enriching lives of children’

Swinney vows funding for music project ‘enriching lives of children’

Scottish Government as bad as Tories on finances, says chancellor Rachel Reeves

Scottish Government as bad as Tories on finances, says chancellor

Scotland’s economy contracted in June, GDP figures show

Scotland's economy contracted in June, GDP figures show

Parents ‘face increase in nursery fees’ as childcare costs continue to spiral

Parents 'face increase in nursery fees' as childcare costs continue to spiral

Inquiry to be held into deaths of three people who used same health board

Inquiry to be held into deaths of three people who used same health board

Shoplifting and domestic abuse soar as recorded crime rises in Scotland

Shoplifting and domestic abuse soar as recorded crime rises in Scotland

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