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Junior docs: ‘Covid patients our own age give us a shock’

Junior docs: ‘Covid patients our own age give us a shock’

Two women tortured teenage boy with glass bottle

Two women tortured teenage boy with glass bottle

Woman seriously hurt after being ‘deliberately’ hit by car

Woman seriously hurt after being ‘deliberately’ hit by car

Plans outlined for new border control post at Cairnryan

Plans outlined for new border control post at Cairnryan

Preferred bidder chosen to take over Prestwick Airport

Preferred bidder chosen to take over Prestwick Airport

Lennon resigns as Celtic manager with club 18 points adrift

Lennon resigns as Celtic manager with club 18 points adrift

No internet until Thursday for some after cable explosion

No internet until Thursday for some after cable explosion

Neil Lennon set to leave his position as Celtic manager

Neil Lennon set to leave his position as Celtic manager

Man appears in court after teenager allegedly raped in park

Man appears in court after teenager allegedly raped in park

Social worker awarded £27,000 over unfair dismissal

Social worker awarded £27,000 over unfair dismissal

Rescue crews on scene after report of car in water

Rescue crews on scene after report of car in water

Family ‘seeking closure’ after cyclist’s body found

Family ‘seeking closure’ after cyclist’s body found

Man charged with raping 18-year-old woman in park

Man charged with raping 18-year-old woman in park

Power cable explosion caused internet outage for thousands

Power cable explosion caused internet outage for thousands

‘Hearing my children’s names got me through Covid’

‘Hearing my children’s names got me through Covid’

Celtic blast ‘vile’ sectarian abuse sent to Shane Duffy

Celtic blast ‘vile’ sectarian abuse sent to Shane Duffy

Floods warning as Scotland braced for torrential rain

Floods warning as Scotland braced for torrential rain

Baby born at just 22 weeks finally allowed home

Baby born at just 22 weeks finally allowed home

Major outage leaves thousands without internet access

Major outage leaves thousands without internet access

‘Beaming smiles’ as young pupils return to school

‘Beaming smiles’ as young pupils return to school

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