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Thousands of people who care for loved ones due to receive £270 Carer’s Allowance Supplement payment

Scotland

Thousands of people who care for loved ones due to receive £270 payment

4 months ago

UK Covid inquiry threatens Cabinet Office with legal action over Boris Johnson’s redacted WhatsApps

Politics

Covid inquiry threatens legal action over Johnson's redacted WhatsApps

4 months ago

Boris Johnson reported to Metropolitan Police over new potential lockdown breaches in Downing Street

Politics

Boris Johnson reported to police over new potential lockdown breaches

4 months ago

Boris Johnson: ‘People who think we were partying during Covid lockdown don’t know what they’re talking about’

Politics

Boris Johnson insists partygate pictures show 'essential' work events

6 months ago

Police appeal for witnesses after serious assault in Kenilworth Avenue area of Galashiels leaves man in hospital

Edinburgh & East

Police appeal for witnesses after serious assault leaves man in hospital

7 months ago

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon urges Scots to get vaccinated as she receives Covid booster

Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon urges Scots to get vaccinated as she receives booster

11 months ago

Impacts of long Covid in Scotland detailed in new report must be ‘wake up call’ for Scottish Government

Scotland

Impacts of long Covid detailed in new report must be 'wake up call'

11 months ago

140 people died on Scotland’s roads in 2021, latest transport report reveals

Scotland

Road casualties on the rise as 140 die in collisions in past year

11 months ago

Sharp rise in number of coronavirus infections across Scotland, new figures reveal

Scotland

Sharp rise in number of coronavirus infections across Scotland

11 months ago

Scottish retailers could face ‘dismal Christmas’ as increased inflation curbs growth

Scotland

Retailers could face 'dismal Christmas' as increased inflation curbs growth

12 months ago

Edinburgh art gallery Modern Two closes for winter amid rising energy costs and decreased visitor numbers

Edinburgh & East

Scots art gallery closes for winter amid rising energy costs

12 months ago

Health chiefs in Edinburgh say think twice over going to A&E amid new Covid wave warnings

Edinburgh & East

Health chiefs say think twice over going to A&E amid new Covid warnings

12 months ago

Billions awarded through Covid furlough scheme ‘lost in fraud or error’ warns watchdog

UK & International

Billions awarded through Covid furlough scheme 'lost in fraud or error'

12 months ago

Largescale Scottish long Covid study reveals people still suffering more than a year after infection

Scotland

Almost half with Covid 'still not recovered' up to 18 months later

12 months ago

Woman accused of pouring faeces over Sir Captain Tom memorial in London to appear in court

UK & International

Woman accused of pouring faeces on Captain Tom memorial to appear in court

12 months ago

Chair of inquiry into Scotland’s response to coronavirus pandemic announces resignation

Scotland

Chair of inquiry into Scotland's response to Covid-19 pandemic resigns

12 months ago

‘Specialist long Covid clinics needed in every health board’

Scotland

'Specialist long Covid clinics needed in every health board'

12 months ago

Covid vaccine can cause average ‘increase in the menstrual cycle’ study finds

Scotland

Link between Covid vaccine and length of periods confirmed by study

1 year ago

Majority of jobs lost as shotblasting firm based in Aberdeenshire goes into administration

North East & Tayside

Majority of jobs lost as shotblasting firm goes into administration

1 year ago

Scottish Government announce facemasks no longer recommended in social care as Covid cases fall

Scotland

Facemasks no longer recommended in social care as Covid cases fall

1 year ago

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Two in hospital after the Flying Scotsman crashes at Aviemore

Highlands & Islands

Two in hospital after the Flying Scotsman crashes at Aviemore

Scots cancer patient says she would be dead if family didn’t pay £40,000 for private treatment in England

'I'd be dead if my family didn't pay £40,000 for cancer care in England'

Woman dies in hospital days after being hit by cyclist outside Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh

Edinburgh & East

Woman dies after being hit by cyclist outside Scottish Parliament

More school strikes being planned across Scotland, Unison warns

Scotland

More school strikes being planned across Scotland, union warns

Man arrested after iconic ‘Robin Hood’ Sycamore Gap tree cut down

UK & International

Man arrested in connection with cutting down of iconic Sycamore Gap tree

Murderer stabbed man 54 times before setting Renton flat on fire in cover-up

Murderer stabbed man 54 times before setting flat on fire in cover-up

Grounds of Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy cordoned off after man’s body found

Edinburgh & East

Hospital grounds cordoned off after man's body found

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Last day of peak ScotRail tickets as higher fares to be scrapped

Scotland

Last day of peak ScotRail tickets as higher fares to be scrapped

Why you should take a meter reading before Sunday amid energy price cap changes

Scotland

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North East & Tayside

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Edinburgh: Schoolboy scales 100 Munros for charity in honour of sister who was born deaf

Edinburgh & East

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Dozens of council community and leisure facilities axed in Bellshill, Airdrie, Kilsyth, Shotts and Motherwell

Council axes 39 community, sport and leisure facilities

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Living Rent Scotland creates app to battle short-term lets amid ‘severe’ Edinburgh housing crisis

Edinburgh & East

App helps residents draft objections to local short-term lets

Big drop in number of nightclubs, study suggests

Scotland

Big drop in number of nightclubs, study suggests

Petition demands Scottish Government ‘keep promise’ to arts sector amid £6.6m Creative Scotland cut

Scotland

Petition demands Government 'keep promise' to arts sector amid £6.6m cut

Delayed CalMac ferries pushed back another year over ‘understated costs’

Scotland

Further delay and up to £24m in 'understated' costs to late CalMac ferries

Unite union claims Irn-Bru manufacturers AG Barr are ‘tarnishing their reputation’ ahead of strike action

Scotland

Irn-Bru manufacturers 'tarnishing reputation' ahead of strike action

Rishi Sunak: UK should take every last drop of oil from North Sea

Politics

UK should take every last drop of oil from North Sea, Rishi Sunak says

New HIV diagnoses higher in heterosexual Scots than in gay and bisexual men for first time, data shows

Scotland

New HIV diagnoses 'higher in heterosexuals than in gay and bisexual men'

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