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More funds needed to stop Scottish colleges from 'sliding into skills emergency'

The claim comes as the Scottish Government budget plans to cut the equivalent of more than £50 million from the education sector which is said to be damaging for colleges across the country.

Edinburgh Live

Exact day Scotland's work from home guidance ends as Omicron cases fall

Working from home will no longer be the default policy in Scotland within days.

Daily Record

England evacuated from hotel due to fire and Marler tests positive for Covid

The England squad was squad ‘calm and well’ after the disruption at the Brighton hotel while joe Marler could miss Scotland match after catching virus for second time

The Guardian - UK

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Entire Six Nations predicted as final day Grand Slam decider awaits

Wales begin their title defence in Dublin on February 5 - but can they retain their crown?

Wales Online

Scotland risks 'sliding into skills emergency' unless more cash can be found for colleges

According to Colleges Scotland, the sector is facing a funding loss of £51.9 million - with this including £28 million of additional funding it had received in the aftermath of Covid.

Glasgow Live

Scottish nationalists see chances and pitfalls in Johnson’s woes

Pro-independence activists torn over possibility that crisis-hit British prime minister may be forced to resign.

Al Jazeera

Tuesday headlines: Nicola Sturgeon relaxes working from home rules after progress in Omicron fight

Here are the latest headlines from Scotland and beyond on Tuesday, January 25.

Daily Record

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Farrell and Lawes injuries provide opening for Maro Itoje to fill England captaincy void

Injuries could keep both Owen Farrell and Courtney Lawes out of England's Six Nations-opener against Scotland, handing a certain Saracens star the break he needs to take over the armband

Daily Mirror

Nicola Sturgeon was right to say English covid rate 20% higher than Scotland, rules stats chief

The First Minister was accused of having “seriously twisted” the Covid figures by the Lib Dems.

Daily Record

Tayside cancer patients to travel to Glasgow, Edinburgh or Aberdeen for part of vital treatment

Teams from the four main cancer centres in Scotland have been working together to implement a new pathway to deliver radiotherapy sessions to breast cancer patients

Daily Record

A82 branded one of Britain's 'killer roads' in BBC Panorama documentary

John Barrell of the Road Safety Foundation called for more speed cameras on the route.

Daily Record

Scotland Office agrees to raise issue of direct ferry links to Europe with UK Department for Transport

ALBA Party MPs Neale Hanvey and Kenny MacAskill met today (January 25) with the Scotland Office Minister Iain Stewart MP in a renewed push to re-establish direct ferry links from Scotland to mainland Europe.

Glasgow Live

Scotland to relax strict work-from-home guidance from Monday

Nicola Sturgeon asks employees to start hybrid working and eases face mask rules after Omicron ebbs

The Guardian - UK

Sturgeon’s reference to higher Covid rates in England was accurate – watchdog

The UK Statistics Authority has said the First Minister was right when she said England’s infection rate was more than 20% higher than Scotland’s.

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The shops you'll remember from the 80s and 90s when the Scottish high street was thriving

There was something quite special about heading out shopping with your friends or family in the 80s and 90s.

Edinburgh Live

Executed Edinburgh witches 'had Lyme Disease' not devil's mark

The Witchcraft Act being brought into law in 1563 and remained until 1736, seeing hundreds of women strangled, drowned or burnt at the stake for their alleged crimes.

Daily Record

Grim interactive map shows what would happen if a nuclear bomb hit your area in Scotland

A 300 kiloton nuclear warhead could take the lives of almost 140,000 people if it were to land in the heart of Glasgow, according to estimates.

Daily Record

First look at plans for Scotland's first broch in almost 2,000 years

Caithness Broch Project has just announced the fascinating plans.

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TUI issues update on travel test guidelines as rules to change for holidaymakers

The changes come into force on February 11 and mean testing rules will be different for vaccinated and unvaccinated Scots.

Daily Record

Nicola Sturgeon Covid update today - five key points from announcement

The First Minister addressed the current state of the pandemic in Scotland - announcing changes to working from home rules and gave an update on face covering rules for school pupils.

Glasgow Live

Everything Nicola Sturgeon said in her speech as restrictions change

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon took to the Scottish Parliament today (January 25) to provide a covid update. As well as talking about the latest travel rule changes, she also touched on the rules around face masks and working from home.

Daily Record

The top 15 things to do in Scotland as reviewed by locals and tourists

There are lots of fun adventures to be had in Scotland.

Edinburgh Live

Covid Scotland: Nicola Sturgeon confirms face mask rule to be kept in schools as cases rise

Nicola Sturgeon announced to Holyrood today that rules relating to the wearing of face masks in indoor settings in school are to remain in place until further guidance is sought.

Edinburgh Live

Covid Scotland: Travel rule changes as new 'warning system' launched

The First Minister admitted she would have preferred a jointly-developed 'surveillance' system to be in place before lifting travel restrictions, but called the relaxation of rules 'a positive step'

The Independent UK

Record numbers of students from deprived areas enrol at university, figures show

Statistics show that 16.7% of new students came from the most deprived areas in Scotland.

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