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Claim PIP or ADP for mental health issues and you could be due up to £691 each month

More than one million people in Scotland experience some form of anxiety which affects their daily lives.

Daily Record

Michael Beale admits Ryan Jack Rangers new deal is just a 'matter of announcing it'

The Scotland international has a big fan in the shape of his club boss and has made it clear for a while he wanted him to stay as part of his summer overhaul at the club.

Glasgow Live

Nicola Sturgeon failed Scotland's young people, outgoing commissioner says

NICOLA Sturgeon “absolutely” failed to improve the lives of children in Scotland, the man charged with protecting the rights of young people…

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'Breaking point' nurse wanted to be in car crash so she didn't have to go to work

More than 74,000 NHS staff across Scotland have missed work with mental illness, with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde having the highest tally of absences in the country.

Glasgow Live

Brits to be battered with last day of rain before mini heatwave covers parts of country

The UK is expected to see its last day of rainfall and cold temperatures with warm air arriving from the continent by the end of the week

Daily Mirror

Key questions on currency arrangements in an independent Scotland answered

Your key questions on currency in an independent Scotland answered...

The National (Scotland)

SNP call on Labour to help ensure 'draconian' anti-protest legislation is scrapped

THE SNP have announced they will use an opposition day debate to demand that the “shameful” anti-protest laws implemented by the UK Government…

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One million Scots stopped by anxiety in daily lives, new research shows

MORE than one million adults across Scotland have experienced levels of anxiety stopping them from living their daily lives, new research from the…

The National (Scotland)

Spring festival celebrates Scotland's 'other' national flower

The Spring Festival of Rhododendrons takes place across Argyll in May celebrating the flower. The flower is greatly admired in Scotland and is…

The National (Scotland)

300 of Scotland's lowest paid NHS workers still waiting for promised pay rise

Porters, domestics, cleaners, housekeeping and security staff are among staff at University Hospital Hairmyres, in East Kilbride, who were expecting their pay rise last month.

Daily Record

Ex-Children's Panel members and volunteers claim system violates human rights

Children’s Hearings Scotland Scandal alleged lives and careers are “being ruined” and that something must be done.

Daily Record

Scottish economic output growth quickens in April

Latest data shows fastest rises in input costs and output charges since January

Insider UK

Malik Tillman wins PFA Young Player of the Year as Rangers star fends off Celtic duo for prized award

The most impressive youngsters in Scotland as voted by the players this season were competing for the award.

Daily Record

Scottish BAFTA TV winners 2023 as The Traitors and Slow Horses actor bag gongs

Reality competition series The Traitors based in Scotland were one of the programmes that scooped top gongs at the TV awards

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King’s visit to The Repair Shop wins daytime Bafta TV award

In the one-off special, the repair team visited Charles at Dumfries House in Scotland for The Repair Shop: A Royal Visit.

The National (Scotland)

Ex-Yes Scotland director: The SNP were the biggest contributor to our failure

A FORMER director of the Yes Scotland campaign has claimed the SNP were the “biggest contributor” to its failure.

Daily Record

Children's tsar says Nicola Sturgeon 'failed' and Humza Yousaf has 'disappointed' on kids' rights

Bruce Adamson delivered a damning verdict on the former and current First Ministers,

Glasgow Live

The Rangers training ground impact for John Souttar Celtic header detailed by Ibrox star

The Scotland international has endured an injury hit first campaign as a Light Blues players but has returned to the fold in recent weeks and was in from the start alongside Connor Goldson.

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Glasgow Live

Inside the life of a Glasgow air ambulance paramedic offering vital life-saving service

Stephen Lee's duties include attending routine transfers for patients attending planned hospital admissions and emergencies where the patient requires specialist care in another hospital

The National (Scotland)

Tory peer who called for reverse of devolution confirms bid to become MP

A TORY peer who called for devolution to be reversed has has confirmed his bid to become an MP, with his name placed on a Conservative candidate…

Edinburgh Live

Young Edinburgh dad who was forced to sleep on the streets turns his life around

A young Edinburgh dad has spoken out about being homeless for nearly three years. This comes as Scotland's homeless rate rose by 11 percent in 2022 from the previous year.

The National (Scotland)

House prices are leaving scenic rural Scottish towns at ‘tipping point’

IF you want to live in the most desirable place in Scotland, be prepared to fork out in the region of £900,000.

The National (Scotland)

Former Runrig singer's artwork to be part of new Edinburgh exhibition

PAINTINGS by former Runrig lead singer Donnie Munro will be part of a new month-long festival in Scotland’s capital city.

The National (Scotland)

The battle raging against invasive species in Scotland

THE presence of invasive species is an everyday reality for millions of Scots.

The National (Scotland)

Students’ body warns university still ‘unaffordable’ for many in Scotland

UNIVERSITY is still “unaffordable” for many people in Scotland – even though tuition fees are covered by the Scottish Government.

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