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Scottish seaweed jewellery celebrated in online exhibition

Edinburgh & East

Scottish seaweed jewellery celebrated in online exhibition

Woman and girl, 15, sexually assaulted by man outside McDonald’s

Woman and girl, 15, sexually assaulted by man outside McDonald’s

Glasgow council ‘needs to rebuild trust’ after fallout from £47m fund

Glasgow council ‘needs to rebuild trust’ after fallout from £47m fund

‘Hundreds of fossil fuel delegates’ accredited to COP26 climate talks

‘Hundreds of fossil fuel delegates’ accredited to COP26 climate talks

Woman dragged down lane and assaulted in city centre attack

Woman dragged down lane and assaulted in city centre attack

Health boost as £350,000 of funding awarded to reduce inequality

Health boost as £350,000 of funding awarded to reduce inequality

Firefighters tackle early morning blaze at high rise flats

Firefighters tackle early morning blaze at high rise flats

Relationship between police and climate protesters ‘non-contentious’

Relationship between police and climate protesters ‘non-contentious’

Native American politician embarks on research trip to Loch Lomond

Native American politician embarks on research trip to Loch Lomond

The Wombles help tidy up park as part of litter-picking project

The Wombles help tidy up park as part of litter-picking project

What’s happening in the second week of the COP26 climate talks?

What’s happening in the second week of the COP26 climate talks?

Hunt for thief after ‘reprehensible’ attack on elderly man

Hunt for thief after ‘reprehensible’ attack on elderly man

Corbyn urges council not to ‘up the ante’ in cleansing workers dispute

Corbyn urges council not to ‘up the ante’ in cleansing workers dispute

Police make 22 arrests on huge day of climate activism in Glasgow

Police make 22 arrests on huge day of climate activism in Glasgow

Man dies in hospital two weeks on from alleged attack

Man dies in hospital two weeks on from alleged attack

Eco warrior runs from Greece to Glasgow for COP26 in 87 days

Eco warrior runs from Greece to Glasgow for COP26 in 87 days

Tens of thousands march through Glasgow in huge climate protest

Tens of thousands march through Glasgow in huge climate protest

In pictures: Protests and politics as COP26 comes to Glasgow

In pictures: Protests and politics as COP26 comes to Glasgow

Tens of thousands of activists set to march for climate justice

Tens of thousands of activists set to march for climate justice

Firefighters rush to scene of house fire on Bonfire Night

Firefighters rush to scene of house fire on Bonfire Night

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