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Woman left hallucinating with sepsis aged 19 wants more people to be aware of the symptoms

Nicola Murray says: "I was told I had sepsis. I didn’t understand what this was so it was explained to me how sepsis attacks your body"

Daily Record

Landlords fear rent freeze plans will see tenants refuse to pay at all

LANDLORDS have said plans for a rent freeze in Scotland could give tenants the impression they don’t need to pay rent at all.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland’s second home hotspots revealed in new report

THE areas of Scotland with the highest proportions of second homes have been revealed in a new report, which shows major hotspots in rural…

The National (Scotland)

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Future of Ukrainian refugees in Stirling debated as six-month homes deadline looms

The Homes for Ukraine scheme allows for locals to accommodate Ukrainian refugees for a minimum of six months.

Daily Record

Renfrewshire politician brands Health Secretary Humza Yousaf a "man with no plan" after worst A&E stats ever recorded are revealed

MSP Paul O’Kane says: "Yousaf must address not what he plans to do in the coming months but what he aims to do now to make a credible and positive improvement to how our A&E departments are operating"

Daily Record

Childminding workforce shrinks by 30 per cent as charity blames free childcare expansion

CHILDMINDING places in Scotland have fallen by more than 10,000 in five years as charity bosses call for an immediate national response from the…

The National (Scotland)

East Lothian Council could force entry into hundreds of homes over fire safety

Council officers say a 'high inaccessibility rate" is partly to blame for hundreds of homes still not having the new integrated fire alarm systems.

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Landmark policy hailed as under-22s 'make more than 21 million' free bus journeys

The Scottish Government has launched a new marketing campaign to encourage more eligible children and young people to use the bus pass scheme.

The National (Scotland)

Musicians to wow audiences in Lochwinnoch as part of series of covid recovery gigs

Scotland on Tour, a fund to help artists, venues and the wider music industry by creating new concert opportunities was announced by the Scottish Government last year.

Daily Record

SNP/Green Government to spend £400,000 on campaign after "botched" roll out of free bus scheme

Ministers are to heavily promote the initiative after a disappointing early take up

Daily Record

Families applying for £25 child payment in November could get arrears at start of new year

It is estimated that over 400,000 under-16s will be eligible for the financial support from November 14.

Daily Record

Glasgow woman abused at children's home desperate for government help

Joanne Peacher has suffered a lifetime of mental health issues after being abused by two people who should have been caring for her at just eight years old. She is now desperate to get therapy to help her move on.

Glasgow Live

Business to resume in Holyrood with further tributes to the Queen

SCOTTISH Parliament business is set to resume with further tributes to the Queen following the late monarch’s state funeral.

The National (Scotland)

Lanarkshire nursery pupils included in services consultation

The children were included in a council initiative on the delivery of services.

Daily Record

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Daily Record

5 big issues facing Nicola Sturgeon as politics returns to normal after Queen's funeral

MSPs will return to Holyrood today with a large number of issues to address in the lead up to party conference season which kicks off later this month.

Daily Record

Scots woman raped by priest in children's home begs for help from government compensation scheme

Joanne Peacher was sexually abused at just eight years old by two people who should have been caring for her, sparking a lifetime of mental ill health

The National (Scotland)

Scotland to come to standstill ahead of Queen's funeral

SCOTLAND is set to come to a standstill with the Queen’s funeral set to take place on Monday.

The Independent UK

Scotland set to come to standstill as country says final goodbye to Queen

The Scottish Government has confirmed all schools will be closed on Monday as a mark of respect.

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Daily Record

Major delays for £10m Scottish fire service IT system spark 999 safety fears

The command and control software is being delivered by French firm Systel but is yet to go live four years into the ten year contract, the Sunday Mail can reveal.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Ukrainian refugees cruise ship to open bar for 'village feel'

The city's Licensing Board has approved an application for an occasional licence which will allow crew on the ship, owned by Ambassador, to serve drinks.

Daily Mirror

Mum with long Covid left relying on wheelchair and crutches to get around

Kate Scott, a 36-year-old mum-of-three, ran her own successful business before she caught Covid in the early days of the pandemic and has since been left unable to get around unassisted

Daily Record

Scots invited to observe 'moment of reflection' on Sunday in honour of Queen

At 8pm on the eve of Her Majesty's funeral, John Swinney and Angus Robertson will lead the country in a minute of silence from St Andrew's House.

The National (Scotland)

Angus Robertson and John Swinney to lead Scotland in minute's silence for the Queen

SCOTS have been invited to observe a “moment of reflection” on Sunday in honour of the Queen.

The Independent UK

Scots invited to observe one-minute silence in honour of Queen

The funeral is due to take place on Monday.

The National (Scotland)

Confusion over Scottish music funding leads to row over 'cultural vandalism'

THE Scottish Government has been accused of overseeing a “shambolic” U-turn after music classes across the country were cancelled with just…

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