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Child hid from ex Police Scotland officer Martyn Coulter accused of rape and assault, trial told
Edinburgh & East

Child hid from police officer accused of raping young girl, trial told
Edinburgh Playhouse theatre boss issues warning after staff abused by audience members
Edinburgh & East

Theatre boss issues warning after staff 'punched and spat on'
Family’s tribute after Nigerian woman killed in crash on St Vincent Street in Glasgow city centre
Glasgow & West

Family's life will 'never be the same' after woman killed in car crash
Galashiels man charged after missing 11-year-old traced after search operation by police and public
Edinburgh & East

Man charged after missing 11-year-old traced after search operation
DC Thomson: Dundee-based Sunday Post and Beano publisher to cut jobs and close titles
North East & Tayside

Newspaper publisher DC Thomson to cut jobs and close titles
Scottish Government transport minister reveals A9 work will not be completed by 2025 target
Highlands & Islands

Scottish Government reveal A9 work will not be completed by 2025 target
One in five households have not redeemed energy vouchers amid cold weather and cost of living crisis
Scotland

One in five households have not redeemed energy vouchers

Latest in Politics

Watch live as Rishi Sunak faces Prime Minister’s Questions as Zelensky visits and NI Protocol ruled lawful
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Politics

Rishi Sunak faces PMQs as Zelensky visits and NI Protocol ruled lawful
Glasgow SNP MP Stewart McDonald fears Russian ‘disinformation attack’ after emails hacked
Politics

SNP MP fears ‘disinformation attack’ after emails hacked
Nicola Sturgeon’s de facto referendum will not secure Scottish independence, warns SNP MP Stewart McDonald
Politics

De facto referendum will not secure Scottish independence, warns SNP MP
Scottish teachers escalate strikes targeting Nicola Sturgeon’s constituency
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Politics

Teachers escalate strikes targeting Nicola Sturgeon's constituency
Nicola Sturgeon: Critics of gender recognition law should not have to leave SNP
Politics

Sturgeon: Critics of gender recognition law shouldn't have to leave SNP
Nicola Sturgeon publishes six years of tax returns and calls on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to do the same
Politics

Sturgeon publishes tax returns and calls on Sunak to follow suit
Shirley-Anne Somerville says it is up to teaching unions to suspend strikes for exams
Politics

Somerville: Up to teaching unions to suspend strikes for exams

Popular Videos

Rare and elusive wildcat kittens caught on camera near Angus Glens by Forestry & Land Scotland
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North East & Tayside

Watch: Rare and elusive wildcat kittens caught on camera
Glen Clova Project: ‘Life-changing’ service for vulnerable women in Angus faces closure
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North East & Tayside

'Life-changing' service for vulnerable women faces closure
First pictures of endangered koala joeys born at Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland
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Edinburgh & East

First pictures of endangered koala joeys born in Scotland
Gillian Anderson and Rufus Sewell to star in Netflix drama based on Duke of York Newsnight interview
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Entertainment

Gillian Anderson to star in drama based on Prince Andrew interview
Beyoncé: Tickets go on sale for Renaissance tour show at Edinburgh Murrayfield
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EXPLAINER

Beyoncé tickets - everything you need to know about Edinburgh show
Bennylyn Burke: Murdered Filipina mother came to Scotland in hope of a better life for her and daughter Jellica
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North East & Tayside

Bennylyn Burke: Murdered mum hoped for better life in Scotland
Andrew Innes murdered Bennylyn Burke with hammer before killing her toddler Jellica days later
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North East & Tayside

Man murdered mum with hammer before killing her toddler days later

Featured Articles

Milk caps: Why supermarkets such as Sainsbury’s, Aldi and Waitrose are ditching coloured lids?
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EXPLAINER

Why are supermarkets ditching coloured lids on milk bottles?
Montrose Basin: Restoration of overgrown saltmarsh sparks return of wildlife
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North East & Tayside

'The diggers left and within days the wildlife was back'
The King’s Theatre urges audiences not to ‘out-sing’ performers during run of musical The Bodyguard
Glasgow & West

Theatre urges audiences not to 'out-sing' performers during musical run