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At least three Belgian soldiers injured during training exercise in Scotland

At least three Belgian soldiers injured during training exercise in Scotland

Musk’s Starlink to provide internet on rural trains in Scotland

Musk’s Starlink to provide internet on rural trains in Scotland

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

Scottish Government steps up scrutiny of NHS health board amid crisis

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

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

Nicola Sturgeon to vote against Assisted Dying Bill at Holyrood

Nicola Sturgeon to vote against Assisted Dying Bill at Holyrood

Rejection of Alzheimer’s drug for use in Scotland is ‘devastating blow’

Rejection of Alzheimer’s drug for use in Scotland is 'devastating blow'

Bladder cancer drug approved for use but bowel cancer treatment rejected

Bladder cancer drug approved for use but bowel cancer treatment rejected

Health secretary to abstain on initial assisted dying vote

Health secretary to abstain on initial assisted dying vote

Kate Forbes to vote against Assisted Dying Bill at Holyrood

Kate Forbes to vote against Assisted Dying Bill at Holyrood

‘Less rain than Gran Canaria’: Scotland headed for driest spring in 40 years

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'Less rain than Gran Canaria': Scotland heading for driest spring in 40 years

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‘Year of service’ would help young Scots gain skills – Gordon Brown’s think tank

‘Year of service’ would help young Scots gain skills - Gordon Brown’s think tank

TV star Liz Carr to speak out against assisted dying ahead of Holyrood vote

TV star Liz Carr to speak out against assisted dying ahead of Holyrood vote

John Swinney leads tributes after Kwik Fit founder Sir Tom Farmer dies aged 84

John Swinney leads tributes after Kwik Fit founder Sir Tom Farmer dies aged 84

Celebrations take place across Scotland to mark appointment of Pope Leo XIV

Celebrations take place across Scotland to mark appointment of Pope Leo XIV

Aberdeen University facing up to 70 job losses amid £5.5m financial crisis

Aberdeen University facing up to 70 job losses amid £5.5m financial crisis

Trans women banned from female toilets at Scottish Parliament building

Trans women banned from female toilets at Scottish Parliament building

Alcohol ban on ScotRail trains to be lifted next month

Alcohol ban on ScotRail trains to be lifted next month

MSP Gillian Mackay announces bid for Scottish Greens co-leadership

MSP Gillian Mackay announces bid for Scottish Greens co-leadership

Could Scotland be heading for a drought?

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Could Scotland be heading for a drought?

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New protocol to improve investigation of work-related deaths welcomed

New protocol to improve investigation of work-related deaths welcomed

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