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Five parts of Edinburgh that are suffering with extremely high Covid rates

In the last seven days, over 1,267 new Edinburgh infections have been reported by Public Health Scotland, despite there now being no restrictions surrounding the virus.

Edinburgh Live

Outcry as thousands are held under immigration powers by Police Scotland

MORE than 3000 people – including asylum seekers – have been held in police cells for up to 72 hours under immigration powers over the past five…

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh Council leader's local school warning for Ukrainian refugees on cruise ship

It docked in Leith two weeks ago to house up to 2500 refugees who have fled Vladimir Putin’s troops. It is understood the local authority was informed, rather than consulted, about the decision to base the vessel in their area.

Edinburgh Live

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Scottish NHS nurses to vote on strike action amid ‘unacceptable' conditions

NURSES working for NHS Scotland have spoken out about perilous working conditions, as members of the Royal College of Nursing Scotland consider…

The National (Scotland)

Schools could be overwhelmed when thousands of Ukrainian refugees move to cruise ship in Edinburgh

Scottish Government-chartered MS Victoria docked in city's Leith two weeks ago to house up to 2500 refugees fleeing Russian troops.

Daily Record

Scottish Government urged to stop 'eye-watering' ScotRail fare price hike amid cost-of-living crisis

An agreement between ScotRail and the Scottish Government allows for an increase in fares of almost 12 per cent from January meaning a return journey from Glasgow to Edinburgh could cost more than £30.

Daily Record

Five Queen Elizabeth University Hospital wards left with single nurse amid staffing shortage

The staffing situation at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital has been described as a 'serious concern' after five wards were forced to operate with just a single registered nurse on duty.

Glasgow Live

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The real reason some Edinburgh New Town tenements have their windows boarded up

Commonly, people often think the practice of concealing windows links back to a 1696 tax called the window tax, and some inventive tax-dodging by the property owners of the day.

Edinburgh Live

SNP to apply to intervene in Supreme Court's indyref2 case, NEC decides

THE SNP is to submit an application to intervene in the Scottish Government’s Supreme Court case on an independence referendum.

The National (Scotland)

Police Scotland officers did over one million hours of overtime since last year

A freedom of information request by the Scottish Conservatives found Police Scotland officers worked 1,074,545 hours of overtime in 2021-22 – 3.1% of all hours worked during the year.

Edinburgh Live

Glasgow climate activists to hold 'die-in' protest on Buchanan Street after heatwave

Extinction Rebellion Glasgow will be holding a 'die-in' protest on Buchanan Street days after the UK recorded some of the highest temperatures ever during a heatwave.

Glasgow Live

Five wards left with single nurse at crisis-hit Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

Unions point the finger at Scottish Government as they warn that staffing shortages at flagship site are putting patient safety at risk.

Daily Record

Indyref2 case leans heavily on vote being ‘advisory’, says Lord Advocate

The Supreme Court will hear arguments from the Scottish Government and opposition on October 11 and 12.

The Independent UK

Scottish independence referendum bill would have no 'legal consequences', says Lord Advocate

Supreme Court is based on separating a referendum bill from the "wider motivations and aspirations" of the Scottish Government

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Scottish Government's written indyref2 case to Supreme Court is published

THE Lord Advocate’s written case to the Supreme Court has been published by the Scottish Government.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh 'boozy' crazy golf plans for Grassmarket knocked back after appeal

Insider UK

Scotland’s global rail innovation hub moves to next stage

530 organisations signed up in the initial phase of the Rail Cluster Builder project

Daily Record

Taskforce feels major cultural change needed to reduce Scotland's drugs death toll

Suspected drugs deaths reached record levels in Dumfries and Galloway in 2021 with 44 recorded

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Daily Record

Scottish benefits system branded 'expensive disaster' as IT costs soar to £250m

EXCLUSIVE: Parts of the social security system were devolved to Holyrood following the 2014 referendum but the roll-out has been marred by delays and cost overruns.

The National (Scotland)

UK Government 'ideology' costing Scotland 2500 skilled green jobs, report says

MORE than 2000 green jobs could have been created in Scotland through onshore wind farms but the UK Government prioritised nuclear power instead, a…

Daily Record

Developer appeals over Blairforkie greenbelt housing development application

Campaign group opposing proposal 'disappointed' stating that it contravenes key Stirling Council policies.

Daily Record

New disability payment replacing PIP will include ‘informal observations’ during the consultation

Applications for Adult Disability Payment will open in Fife, Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire, Moray, North Ayrshire, East Ayrshire or South Ayrshire on July 25.

Edinburgh Live

Fears 'cramped' Edinburgh ferry for Ukrainian refugees may not meet standards

The cruise ship MS Victoria has has been chartered to accommodate 700 Ukrainian refugees fleeing their war-torn country for up to six months in Leith.

Daily Record

Elderly people 'do not feel valued' in West Dunbartonshire as ageing population grows

West Dunbartonshire is one of the areas which falls below the national average but still has seen a rise, despite experiencing a population decrease over the last year.

Daily Record

Live music comes to Lochwinnoch Golf Club with a series of gigs

The project was made possible by £750,000 of Scottish Government backing

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