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Giant floating wind farms could destroy fishing industry, sector warns

Giant floating wind farms could destroy fishing industry, sector warns

Just transition plan for Grangemouth site delayed until spring

Edinburgh & East

Just transition plan for Grangemouth site delayed until spring

Police Scotland considered recording double rapist Isla Bryson as female on sex offenders’ register

Police considered recording double rapist as female on sex offenders' register

John Swinney to face Russell Findlay in Tory leader’s first FMQs

John Swinney to face Russell Findlay in Tory leader's first FMQs

Hundreds of arts projects have Creative Scotland funding delayed amid ‘extreme budget pressures’

Hundreds of arts projects have funding delayed amid 'extreme budget pressures'

Dozens of criminals freed in emergency early release back behind bars after ‘reoffending’

Dozens of criminals freed in emergency early release back behind bars after 'reoffending'

Scottish prisons will be ‘over capacity by 1,000 inmates’ within weeks

Prisons set to be 'over capacity by 1,000 inmates' within weeks

Creation of national parks in Scotland can support farm businesses, environmental charity report finds

Creation of national parks in Scotland 'can support farm businesses'

Glasgow affordable homes targets reduced after budget cut despite housing emergency

Affordable homes targets reduced after budget cut despite housing emergency

Glasgow drivers who leave cars idling should face tougher fines, says councillor

Drivers who leave cars idling should face tougher fines, says councillor

Assisted dying bill may be outside Scottish Government’s powers, ministers warn

Assisted dying bill 'may be outside Holyrood's powers'

A&E waiting times in Scotland worst ever recorded in August, new data shows

A&E waiting times in Scotland 'worst ever recorded in August'

Free school meals to be rolled out to around 3,000 primary pupils across Glasgow

Free school meals to be rolled out to around 3,000 primary pupils

Swinney has ‘no intention’ of launching probe into Yousaf’s conduct over in-laws

Swinney has ‘no intention’ of launching probe into Yousaf’s conduct over in-laws

Train drivers’ union calls on government to ‘think again’ on peak rail fares

Train drivers’ union calls on government to ‘think again’ on peak rail fares

Opponents warn of ‘profound injustices’ if assisted dying introduced

Opponents warn of ‘profound injustices’ if assisted dying introduced

John Swinney pledges further funding for college sport programme

John Swinney pledges further funding for college sport programme

Labour accuses SNP ministers of having ‘fuelled’ Scotland’s housing emergency

Labour accuses SNP of having ‘fuelled’ Scotland’s housing emergency

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