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Plans to reform Scotland’s education system including exams out for consultation

Views sought over plans to reform Scotland's education system

Sharp rise in number of coronavirus infections across Scotland, new figures reveal

Sharp rise in number of coronavirus infections across Scotland

Should the school starting age in Scotland be raised to six?

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Should the school starting age in Scotland be raised to six?

Governments ‘must set out recession aid for struggling businesses’, Scottish Chamber of Commerce say

Governments 'must set out recession aid for struggling businesses'

Labour ‘on track for a serious chance to get overall majority in next election’, Professor Sir John Curtis says

Labour has ‘serious chance to get overall majority in next election’

Print of King Charles’s painting of Balmoral snapped up for more than £5,000 at Bonhams auction

Print of King’s painting of Balmoral sells for thousands at auction

Bin and school strikes could go ahead ‘within weeks’, trade unions Unison, Unite and GMB warn

Bin and school strikes could go ahead 'within weeks', trade unions warn

100,000 most disadvantaged Scots face representing themselves in court amid legal aid ‘crisis’

Around 100,000 disadvantaged Scots 'face legal aid crisis'

Nicola Sturgeon calls for general election after Liz Truss resigns as Prime Minister after 45 days

FM: General election 'imperative' in wake of Liz Truss' resignation

Dates for second round of cost of living payment for tax credit claimants announced by UK Government

Dates for next round of cost of living payment announced by Government

Felicity Clifford: I’ve learned so much from my friend Freddie… except the offside rule

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Octopus Energy giving away free electric blankets – how to get one

Octopus Energy giving away free electric blankets - how to get one

Sharp rise in people obtaining cannabis illegally to cope with medical conditions

Sharp rise in people obtaining cannabis illegally to cope with illness

Pregnant women quit smoking in favour of £400 vouchers, say Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling scientists

Pregnant women quit smoking in favour of £400 high street vouchers

‘Worrying’ SAMH report reveals majority of mental health support still carried out remotely after pandemic

'Worrying' report reveals most mental health support is still remote

Drugs minister pledges to make ‘every penny count’ in £65m fund for frontline services to tackle deaths

'Every penny to count' in £65m fund for frontline tackling drug deaths

Disabled young adults: ‘Scotland is a million miles away from providing a basic human right’

‘Scotland is a million miles away from providing a basic human right’

More than 7,000 people waiting over two years to start hospital treatment, Public Health Scotland data shows

More than 7,000 people wait over two years to start hospital treatment

‘Overlooked’ history of Black lives in Scotland must be recognised, say authors

'Overlooked' history of Black lives must be recognised, say authors

Auctioneers ‘flabbergasted’ by interest in print of Balmoral Castle painting by King Charles

Print of Balmoral painting by King Charles to go under the hammer

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