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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 November 2025

Major disruption after Glasgow to London train derails

Major disruption after Glasgow to London train derails

Olly Dickinson

Extra £25.5m of funding for health boards to tackle waiting lists

Extra £25.5m of funding for health boards to tackle waiting lists

Laura Alderman

Public given first look at National Centre for Music plans

Public given first look at National Centre for Music plans

Amie Flett

Race to protect water supplies after prolonged dry spells

Race to protect water supplies after prolonged dry spells

Fraser Nicoll

Good deal more important than ever, warns fishing industry

Good deal more important than ever, warns fishing industry

Haley Bouma

Family ‘devastated’ after woman found dead in Dundee house

Family ‘devastated’ after woman found dead in Dundee house

Lynne Rankin

31st October 2025

Muslims left ‘fearful’ after racist graffiti daubed on mosque

Muslims left ‘fearful’ after racist graffiti daubed on mosque

Vanessa Taaffe

Abusive husband who murdered wife jailed for 21 years

Abusive husband who murdered wife jailed for 21 years

Lewis Michie

‘No-brainer’ for Scot who saved brother’s life with kidney transplant

‘No-brainer’ for Scot who saved brother’s life with kidney transplant

Vanessa Kennedy

Police hopeful of catching drug drivers with ‘drugalyser’ roll out

Police hopeful of catching drug drivers with ‘drugalyser’ roll out

Tara Fitzpatrick

Local bakery hopes council will reverse expansion decision

Local bakery hopes council will reverse expansion decision

Amie Flett

System ‘broken’ as 50,000 Scots recorded as being homeless

System ‘broken’ as 50,000 Scots recorded as being homeless

Callum Clark

Call for community discussion over asylum seeker barracks plan

Call for community discussion over asylum seeker barracks plan

Nicola McAlley

30th October 2025

Family of woman killed by boyfriend call for release of full report

Family of woman killed by boyfriend call for release of full report

Gordon Chree

Man who sexually assaulted two young girls jailed for six years

Man who sexually assaulted two young girls jailed for six years

Rahim Cham

Pollokshields to be one of three firework exclusion zones

Pollokshields to be one of three firework exclusion zones

Vanessa Taaffe

Deaf man wrongly believed he had HIV due to lack of interpreters

Deaf man wrongly believed he had HIV due to lack of interpreters

Laura Alderman

Community and police clearing neighbourhood ahead of Bonfire Night

Community and police clearing neighbourhood ahead of Bonfire Night

Vanessa Kennedy

Staff begin strike action at the University of the Highlands and Islands

Staff begin strike action at the University of the Highlands and Islands

Nicola McAlley

Scottish secretary defends support for oil and gas sector

Scottish secretary defends support for oil and gas sector

Steven Brown

29th October 2025

Scotland’s busiest maternity unit under extra scrutiny after report

Scotland’s busiest maternity unit under extra scrutiny after report

Gordon Chree

Scotland’s jails face ‘ticking time bomb’ as inmate numbers surge

Scotland’s jails face ‘ticking time bomb’ as inmate numbers surge

Lewis Michie

Man who murdered driver by crashing into bus jailed for life

Man who murdered driver by crashing into bus jailed for life

Tara Fitzpatrick

Celebrations as community rugby club lands £100,000 grant

Celebrations as community rugby club lands £100,000 grant

Saul Sievwright

Job losses at Dundee University to exceed 300, says interim boss

Job losses at Dundee University to exceed 300, says interim boss

Callum Clark

28th October 2025

Agreement reached to increase number of GPs in Scotland

Agreement reached to increase number of GPs in Scotland

Gordon Chree

‘Relentless’ shoplifting wave hitting Renfrewshire businesses

‘Relentless’ shoplifting wave hitting Renfrewshire businesses

Rahim Cham

Investigation underway to find cause of fire at 17th-century warehouse

Investigation underway to find cause of fire at 17th-century warehouse

Lewis Michie

Scotland’s first purpose-built public observatory celebrates 90 years

Scotland’s first purpose-built public observatory celebrates 90 years

Saul Sievwright

‘It’s been a long fight, but it’s been worth it’, say RAAC-affected residents

‘It’s been a long fight, but it’s been worth it’, say RAAC-affected residents

Grainne NiGhreachain

Scottish army barracks could be used to house asylum seekers

Scottish army barracks could be used to house asylum seekers

Iain Ramage