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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

3rd October 2025

Scotland battered by heavy wind and rain as Storm Amy hits

Scotland battered by heavy wind and rain as Storm Amy hits

Ewan Petrie

Meet the fashion designer bringing colour and culture to grand African wedding

Meet the fashion designer bringing colour and culture to grand African wedding

Rahim Cham

Urgent warning against experimental weight-loss drugs

Urgent warning against experimental weight-loss drugs

Amie Flett

Edinburgh scientists develop powerful air pollution sensors

Edinburgh scientists develop powerful air pollution sensors

Laura Piper

Park home residents fear massive energy bills after owner dispute

Park home residents fear massive energy bills after owner dispute

Callum Clark

£10m deal agreed for RAAC affected residents, says housing secretary

£10m deal agreed for RAAC affected residents, says housing secretary

Steven Brown

School staff shortages leaving parents ‘angry and heartbroken’

School staff shortages leaving parents ‘angry and heartbroken’

Iain Ramage

‘My son’s heart beats on in the nicest guy I’ve ever met’

‘My son’s heart beats on in the nicest guy I’ve ever met’

Selena Jackson

Scotland facing ‘system-wide’ crisis in support for autistic people and those with ADHD

Scotland facing ‘system-wide’ crisis in support for autistic people and those with ADHD

Oliver Wright

Breakthrough cancer treatment made available in the North East

Breakthrough cancer treatment made available in the North East

Finlay Jack

‘Revolutionary’ skin sensor could change how eczema is treated

‘Revolutionary’ skin sensor could change how eczema is treated

Amie Flett

New evidence presented against disgraced surgeon Sam Eljamel

New evidence presented against disgraced surgeon Sam Eljamel

Lynne Rankin

Scotland’s first breast cancer support service opens in Edinburgh

Scotland’s first breast cancer support service opens in Edinburgh

Lewis Michie

Trunk roads must be made more ‘resilient and reliable’

Trunk roads must be made more ‘resilient and reliable’

Tara Fitzpatrick

Driver who blamed girlfriend for causing crash that killed her jailed

Driver who blamed girlfriend for causing crash that killed her jailed

Saul Sievwright

1st October 2025

New contract for CalMac to run west coast ferry routes comes into force

New contract for CalMac to run west coast ferry routes comes into force

Oliver Wright

New Global headquarters to create thousands of jobs in the Highlands

New Global headquarters to create thousands of jobs in the Highlands

Nicola McAlley

Ferry returns to service after 20 months following £12m of repairs

Ferry returns to service after 20 months following £12m of repairs

Ewan Petrie

The cost of care: Inside Scotland’s private healthcare boom

The cost of care: Inside Scotland’s private healthcare boom

Sharon Frew

Households urged to take action ahead of energy price rise

Households urged to take action ahead of energy price rise

Haley Bouma

Former gym boss who faked his own death after raping two women jailed

Former gym boss who faked his own death after raping two women jailed

Vanessa Taaffe

Climate action group strives to stop reusable items from going to landfill

Climate action group strives to stop reusable items from going to landfill

Lynne Rankin

Edinburgh becomes first city in Scotland to introduce tourist tax

Edinburgh becomes first city in Scotland to introduce tourist tax

Vanessa Kennedy

30th September 2025

Immigration debate splitting Scottish town in two

Immigration debate splitting Scottish town in two

Vanessa Taaffe

Family of student who took his own life treated ‘callously’ by university

Family of student who took his own life treated ‘callously’ by university

Olly Dickinson

Schoolboy calls for compulsory CPR classes after parent’s death

Schoolboy calls for compulsory CPR classes after parent’s death

Lewis Michie

Doggies go for a dip to mark end of summer season at Gourock

Doggies go for a dip to mark end of summer season at Gourock

Rahim Cham

Edinburgh scientists secure over £500,000 heat pump grant

Edinburgh scientists secure over £500,000 heat pump grant

Vanessa Kennedy

Young hospitality staff put through paces at prestigious competition

Young hospitality staff put through paces at prestigious competition

Callum Clark

‘I felt like a guinea pig’, says patient with unapproved implant

‘I felt like a guinea pig’, says patient with unapproved implant

Fraser Nicoll

Mountain rescue teams facing increased fundraising as costs climb

Mountain rescue teams facing increased fundraising as costs climb

Iain Ramage

MSPs set to vote on Scottish Government’s Housing Bill

MSPs set to vote on Scottish Government’s Housing Bill

Oliver Wright

Call for more to be done as sea litter initiative reaches 20 years old

Call for more to be done as sea litter initiative reaches 20 years old

Haley Bouma