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Scotland ferries crisis hurting tourism and whisky trade
Ferries are a vital lifeline for Scotland’s island communities. But a failure to replace the national operator CalMac’s ageing fleet has caused major disruption for islanders – harming tourism and the valuable whisky trade.
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NHS crisis Scotland: mental health service waits costing lives
NHS waiting times have worsened over the past decade in SNP-run Scotland. So how is that affecting people trying to access health services in Scotland?
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£11,000 iPad data bill scandal forces Scottish health minister to resign
Scotland’s Health Secretary has resigned following a backlash over the £11,000 roaming data bill racked up on his parliamentary iPad.
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Covid Inquiry: John Swinney admits he ‘manually’ deleted texts to Nicola Sturgeon
Ahead of Nicola Sturgeon’s appearance in front of the UK Covid inquiry tomorrow, her former deputy confirmed that he had manually deleted all text messages they exchanged during the pandemic. John Swinney said he’d been advised to take that approach – promising he would ”apologise unreservedly” if he had misunderstood government policy. We’ve been watching…
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Humza Yousaf apologises for Scottish government’s failures to hand over Whatsapp messages to UK Covid Inquiry
Scotland’s First Minister Humza Yousaf has apologised for the Scottish government’s failures to hand over whatsapp messages to the UK Covid inquiry, saying there was “no excuse”.
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Former Scottish sub-postmaster has conviction quashed after two decade battle to clear his name
Two weeks ago, we spoke to a Scottish sub-postmaster who considered taking his own life after being wrongly convicted in the Post Office scandal. Today after fighting to clear his name for almost two decades, Rab Thomson found out that his conviction has been overturned. He’s been celebrating in his home town of Alva.
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Storm Isha: Parts of UK hit by strongest winds in decades – with Storm Jocelyn on the way
Four people have died in the UK and Ireland as Storm Isha’s 100-mile-per-hour winds tore down trees, caused transport chaos and left hundreds of thousands without power.
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Groundbreaking Scottish ballet keeps audiences on their toes
Scottish Ballet audiences are being kept on their toes this Christmas by a groundbreaking new version of Cinderella.
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Scotland’s Jewish and Muslim communities speak out on fears of rise in anti-Semitism and Islamophobia
As the violence continues in the Middle East, Jewish and Muslim communities in Scotland have spoken out about their fears of a rise in anti-Semitism and Islamophobia.
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Storm Babet: Hundreds of homes told to evacuate in parts of Scotland
Hundreds of homes have been told to evacuate in parts of Scotland as Storm Babette heads their way – bringing record rain and winds gusting more than 77 miles an hour.
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Scottish National Party votes for independence push at next general election
The SNP will call for independence talks with the UK Government if it wins a majority of Scottish seats at the next general election.
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The Scottish artist bringing her unusual work to the high street
The Scottish artist Rachel MacLean has showcased her provocative work in venues around the world. Now she’s bringing her art onto the nation’s high streets.
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Exclusive: Scotland school used by Gillian Keegan to change RAAC guidance in England
Scotland’s Education Secretary has told Channel 4 News that a Ministry of Defence school in Perthshire was one of three cases used by Gillian Keegan, her counterpart in the UK government, to justify changing guidance on RAAC in England.
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Police Scotland is ‘institutionally racist,’ says outgoing Chief Constable
Describing it as a “difficult day”, the outgoing Chief Constable of Police Scotland has admitted that his force is “institutionally racist and discriminatory”.
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Humza Yousaf insists SNP is not facing bankruptcy
Scotland’s First Minister Humza Yousaf has insisted that the Scottish National Party is not facing bankruptcy.