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Glasgow drug addicts dying in droves after being given homes amid 'broken' system

It comes as new data shows that one in 10 Scots drug addicts are losing their lives from overdosing - once admitted to the House First scheme - funded by the Scottish Government.

Glasgow Live

New benefit replacing PIP opens nationwide with a focus on providing a positive and compassionate experience

Adult Disability Payment also offers no 'degrading functional examinations' as part of the application process.

Daily Record

Bin strike talks enter fifth day with hopes of new pay offer

WITH bin strikes now affecting two thirds of Scotland’s local authorities, talks to end the pay dispute are set to enter their fifth day.

The National (Scotland)

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South Lanarkshire Council urge Scottish Parliament for extra funding

Councillors call on the Parliament to help with the cost-of-living crisis

Daily Record

Young Scot who battled anorexia for nine years says calorie counts on meals 'encourage eating disorders’

Hannah Duguid, 21, is a recovering anorexic and says putting numbers in diners’ faces can add to mental health stress.

Daily Record

Andy Burnham responds to Nicola Sturgeon over meeting confusion

ANDY Burnham has responded to Nicola Sturgeon after she questioned his claim that he was not invited to meet her during his visit to Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Rising accommodation costs endanger the future of the Fringe

THE Future of the Edinburgh Fringe is in “very real danger” due to the cost of accommodation in the capital, according to eight of the…

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Sarwar accuses UK ‘zombie government’ of inaction over energy price cap rise

The Scottish Labour leader complained that UK ministers were ‘nowhere to be seen’ after Ofgem’s recent announcement.

The Independent UK

Sarwar urges Scottish ministers to find more cash to end council pay dispute

A pay row means cleansing staff in the majority of Scotland’s councils are out on strike.

The Independent UK

Scottish Government 'broke own law' by not installing fire alarms until after deadline

Legislation requiring homes to have interlinked fire alarms saw home owners desperately trying to meet the February 1 deadline, but the last Government building was only upgraded on August 18.

Daily Record

Inside the strikes: Waste staff on front line of pay row battle for fair wages

IT STARTED in the capital with overflowing bins and litter-strewn streets but by the weekend, cleansing workers at 20 different Scottish councils…

The National (Scotland)

Political blame game over bin strikes falls flat at picket lines

THE political blame game over the bin strikes and who needs to pay up isn’t cutting it with workers or the public.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Parliament being used to ‘manage decline’, says Labour’s Ian Murray

Ian Murray, Labour’s only MP in Scotland, said said if there was another referendum opponents would fight ‘very, very hard’ to remain in the UK.

The Independent UK

Teachers need a voice to shape our children’s future, says first female EIS leader

Scotland’s largest teaching union, the EIS, has elected a female leader for the first time. Here Andrea Bradley talks exclusively to the Sunday…

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Edinburgh holiday lets’ average rate skyrockets by more than 40 per cent since lockdown

AVERAGE daily rates for Airbnb and Vrbo holiday lets in Scotland have rocketed by 41 since before the pandemic, the Sunday National can reveal.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh student forced to find new home after rent skyrockets by over a third

While juggling their study commitments, the four flatmates were forced to start looking for somewhere else to live in the extortionate Edinburgh housing market.

The National (Scotland)

Boost Scots language coordinators in schools, campaigners urge

CAMPAIGNERS have called for more Scots language coordinators for schools to boost efforts to promote the language.

The National (Scotland)

SNP react to former chief Yes strategist's call for Nicola Sturgeon to compromise on indy

THE SNP’s policy development convener has said he “fundamentally disagrees” with Stephen Noon’s suggestion that Nicola Sturgeon should…

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Daily Record

Lanarkshire students face disruption with exam appeals as SQA staff set to strike

Industrial action has been scheduled for next month amid a pay row

The Independent UK

Former Yes Scotland strategy chief makes case for compromise on independence

Stephen Noon said he wanted Scotland to have the form of government that it wishes as he accepted ‘that may not be independence’.

The National (Scotland)

Former Yes Scotland strategist urges Nicola Sturgeon to compromise on independence plans

THE chief strategist of the 2014 Yes campaign has urged Nicola Sturgeon to compromise and to work on building a better Scotland within the UK.

Daily Record

All Scots councils to house asylum seekers as share projected to rise by 60%

Home Office Ministers want a fairer distribution across the UK by widening the dispersal policy.

The National (Scotland)

Uproar as Scottish Government spend £10,000 on anti-abortion protest mediation

THE Scottish Government is spending £10,000 on mediation services between anti-abortion protestors and those “those who are affected by them”.

Daily Record

Outrage as Scots government funds 'mediation' between anti-abortion protestors and women

The Scottish Government is facing a backlash over the £10,000 contract.

Daily Record

Concern aired over Perthshire company's planning appeal

A councillor fears an appeal raised by a door supplier over the local authority's refusal to grant the business a certificate to use a site near Grange as a workshop could see villagers’ concerns about the operation ignored

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