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Over the past month the Scottish Ambulance Service units have carried out around 15,000 tests a day.
Scores of people left their positions at the Scottish Ambulance Service amid the coronavirus pandemic in 2021.
At least one house was completely destroyed after huge blast at housing estate in Ayr on Monday night.
Two adults and two children are in hospital following the blast in the Kincaidston area of Ayr on Monday night.
Karen Galloway, 42, said her other-half would not be alive today had it not been for Sarah Mark’s actions on September 28.
The new posts will be introduced as part of an extra £20m of government funding.
The funding is aimed at improving response times, alleviate pressures and improve staff wellbeing.
Search and rescue helicopter deployed after member of the public raises alarm at Tentsmuir Sands in Fife.
Engineer came up with the idea after sterilising his newborn son's baby bottle in the microwave.
Unison said those training to be paramedics should be given the same bursaries as nursing and midwifery students.
A rescue operation was launched and two people were brought ashore at Hawes Pier, South Queensferry.
Firefighters are tackling the blaze in Pollokshields which was reported on Tuesday afternoon.
Bill Mason qualified as a paramedic in 1986 and has decided to come of retirement to supervise at a mobile testing unit.
Emergency services were called to the beach in Fife to help the woman.
Dog owner airlifted to hospital after falling into icy water.
Youngster, 12, transported to Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital following incident at Banchory Golf Club.
A new online hub has launched to offer support and guidance to blue light workers across Scotland.
Stacey Stevenson didn't know she was pregnant until two days before she gave birth in the back of an ambulance.
Since April, soldiers have conducted 100,000 coronavirus tests around Scotland, including 773 in a single day.
The new Gama Aviation Helimed 02 was welcomed on the airfield by a bagpiper.
