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Three arrested as police use power tools to remove locked-on protesters

Three arrested as police use power tools to remove locked-on protesters

Business group wants ‘unnecessary travel’ COP26 guidance scrapped

Business group wants ‘unnecessary travel’ COP26 guidance scrapped

COP26: Climate change is matter of equality, says Nancy Pelosi

COP26: Climate change is matter of equality, says Nancy Pelosi

FM calls for women to be at the centre of climate change fight

FM calls for women to be at the centre of climate change fight

‘Adopt a bin’ plan in the works to keep Loch Lomond litter-free

‘Adopt a bin’ plan in the works to keep Loch Lomond litter-free

Train passenger threatened with weapon and robbed of bike

Train passenger threatened with weapon and robbed of bike

Military medics on the NHS frontline in their own words

Military medics on the NHS frontline in their own words

Attempted murder accused deny shooting gun at group of men

Attempted murder accused deny shooting gun at group of men

Five in hospital after vehicle strikes car in hit and run crash

Five in hospital after vehicle strikes car in hit and run crash

Pensioner who raped and murdered vulnerable mum given life sentence

Pensioner who raped and murdered vulnerable mum given life sentence

Plan for 1000 affordable new homes over next five years

Plan for 1000 affordable new homes over next five years

Person dies after being struck by train as ScotRail closes off route

Person dies after being struck by train as ScotRail closes off route

Warning for landlord after complaint about noisy bagpiper and parties

Warning for landlord after complaint about noisy bagpiper and parties

Sixteen people arrested after COP26 protest in Glasgow

Sixteen people arrested after COP26 protest in Glasgow

Further Glasgow bin strikes likely as Christmas approaches

Further Glasgow bin strikes likely as Christmas approaches

Dutch animal feed firm agrees £100m methane busting Scottish deal

Dutch animal feed firm agrees £100m methane busting Scottish deal

Protesters blockade road outside exclusive COP26 business dinner

Protesters blockade road outside exclusive COP26 business dinner

Armed police arrest man near COP26 summit venue

Armed police arrest man near COP26 summit venue

Landlord hounded solicitor over ‘eye-watering divorce bill’

Landlord hounded solicitor over ‘eye-watering divorce bill’

Pair accused of holding ‘mass gathering at flat during lockdown’

Pair accused of holding ‘mass gathering at flat during lockdown’

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