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Estimated Scots Covid infections rise for second week in a row amid new virus wave fears

Around one in 30 people in Scotland were estimated to have the virus in the week ending June 11 - but there are fears that it could be higher.

Daily Record

Concerns that BBC 'may be giving false idea of public opinion' on Scottish independence

THE SNP have called for “transparency” in the BBC’s editorial decisions amid concerns the broadcaster is presenting a “skewed” image of…

The National (Scotland)

Around 300 train services cancelled due to driver shortages

HUNDREDS of ScotRail services have been cancelled due to a driver shortage linked with an ongoing pay dispute just as the company has launched a…

The National (Scotland)

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CalMac chief apologises for old ferries making life 'intolerable' for Scots islanders

Robbie Drummond lamented over the issues on BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme.

Daily Record

Scottish Tory leader under fire as Johnson faces House of Commons vote

Douglas Ross is not expected to be in Westminster when MPs vote on whether the Commons Privileges Committee should investigate the Prime Minister.

The Independent UK

New nuclear plants will not be imposed on Scotland, vows UK minister

The Scottish Government is firmly opposed to such developments.

The Independent UK

Elaine C Smith and Greg McHugh to guest star in new Scots comedy show pilot

The show started as a podcast before airing on BBC Radio Scotland, and is now a TV pilot with the Two Doors Down and Gary: Tank Commander stars.

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Scotland home lateral flow tests to stop mid-April as 'transition' phase implemented

Speaking on BBC Radio Scotland this morning, Clinical Advisor Jason Leitch said that the country will approach a 'transition phase' as home lateral flow tests will stop becoming available from April 17.

Glasgow Live

Another lockdown in Scotland 'unlikely' but 'tricky moments' ahead says Jason Leitch

National clinical director Professor Jason Leitch told BBC Radio Scotland that he cannot see a return to the tough restrictions put in place earlier in the pandemic.

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