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A collection of stories as featured on the STV News at Six across Scotland

A collection of stories as featured on the STV News at Six across Scotland

Prisons struggling to deal with complex needs of elderly inmates

The costs of specialised care is rising alongside the ageing prison population.

23rd June 2025

Cat who walks children to school up for national award

Cat who walks children to school up for national award

Rahim Cham

Researchers discover ‘revolutionary’ way to make paracetamol

Researchers discover ‘revolutionary’ way to make paracetamol

Amie Flett

Babies and toddlers making a splash to raise money for charity

Babies and toddlers making a splash to raise money for charity

Fraser Nicoll

Radical makeover unveiled for the Command Monument

Radical makeover unveiled for the Command Monument

Iain Ramage

20th June 2025

Hottest day of the year so far as mercury hits 29C

Hottest day of the year so far as mercury hits 29C

Caitlin Hutchison

Schoolboy wins award after charity fundraising for little brother

Schoolboy wins award after charity fundraising for little brother

Laura Boyd

Edinburgh University lectures strike over compulsory redundancies

Edinburgh University lectures strike over compulsory redundancies

Lewis Michie

Peterhead on verge of ‘economic revolution’, says new report

Peterhead on verge of ‘economic revolution’, says new report

Finlay Jack

Second World War veteran celebrates 105th birthday

Second World War veteran celebrates 105th birthday

Callum Clark

Fergus Ewing to stand as independent MSP in next election

Fergus Ewing to stand as independent MSP in next election

Nicola McAlley

19th June 2025

Families ‘devastated’ after NHS care received by loved ones

Families ‘devastated’ after NHS care received by loved ones

Ewan Petrie

Royal Highland Show kicks off amid farming funding row

Royal Highland Show kicks off amid farming funding row

Gordon Chree

Concern lack of specialist trades could put historic buildings at risk

Concern lack of specialist trades could put historic buildings at risk

Olly Dickinson

Call to ‘future-proof’ libraries as 100 shut in two decades

Call to ‘future-proof’ libraries as 100 shut in two decades

Amie Flett

Royal Scottish National Orchestra teams up with local community

Royal Scottish National Orchestra teams up with local community

Fraser Nicoll

18th June 2025

Housing minister unable to say how many waiting for social homes

Housing minister unable to say how many waiting for social homes

Vanessa Taaffe

Colour and celebration as Glasgow’s Taxi Outing heads to Troon

Colour and celebration as Glasgow’s Taxi Outing heads to Troon

Rahim Cham

Couples celebrate 20 years since first humanist weddings allowed in Scotland

Couples celebrate 20 years since first humanist weddings allowed in Scotland

Vanessa Kennedy

Plans approved for new £74m leisure pool in Perth

Plans approved for new £74m leisure pool in Perth

Lynne Rankin

McAllan considering proposals for RAAC-affected homeowners

McAllan considering proposals for RAAC-affected homeowners

Grainne NiGhreachain

Ferry fare increases will seriously impact us, say island residents

Ferry fare increases will seriously impact us, say island residents

Steven Brown

Mums relaunch charity supporting children with hearing loss

Mums relaunch charity supporting children with hearing loss

Reem Satar

17th June 2025

Man admits murdering girlfriend during ‘cocaine psychosis’

Man admits murdering girlfriend during ‘cocaine psychosis’

Sharon Frew

New laws restrict promotion of unhealthy foods in bid to improve nation’s health

New laws restrict promotion of unhealthy foods in bid to improve nation’s health

Ewan Petrie

Stroke patients on the road to recovery thanks to therapy dogs

Stroke patients on the road to recovery thanks to therapy dogs

Tara Fitzpatrick

Movie stars in Glasgow as filming for Hollywood blockbuster continues

Movie stars in Glasgow as filming for Hollywood blockbuster continues

Caitlin Hutchison

Pupils create news reports on dangers of underage drinking

Pupils create news reports on dangers of underage drinking

Amie Flett

School launches appeal for volunteers to bring tapestry to life

School launches appeal for volunteers to bring tapestry to life

Fraser Nicoll

Proposed windfarm could lose island £15m, say residents

Proposed windfarm could lose island £15m, say residents

STV News

23rd July 2024

Youngsters take part in taster sessions for Tall Ships race

Youngsters take part in taster sessions for Tall Ships race

Haley Bouma

Aberdeen flats first to have flammable cladding removed

Aberdeen flats first to have flammable cladding removed

Oliver Wright