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SNP bins plan to stop energy drinks being sold to Scots children despite parental concerns

Jenni Minto, the public health minister, admitted the consumption of energy drinks by children was a "significant concern" among parents.

Daily Record

Lorna Slater says devolution is under 'sustained attack' amid DRS row

LORNA Slater has insisted devolution is under "sustained attack" in a scathing speech in the Holyrood chamber amid a row over Scotland's…

The National (Scotland)

Joint fatal accident inquiry due into deaths of two young people in custody

Katie Allan and William Lindsay died in 2018.

The Independent UK

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Deaths of two Scots teens at young offenders institution to be probed by sheriff

Katie Allan, 21, and William Lindsay, 16, died just months apart while in custody at Polmont Young Offenders in 2018.

Daily Record

Cladding assessments are taking 'too long', admits housing minister

The Scottish Government is trying to speed up the remediation process for buildings affected by unsafe cladding, a minister has said.

The National (Scotland)

Heart attack survivor makes emotional plea to save local swimming pools

Daily Record

Fergus Ewing says 'no more excuses' for A9 dualling delay after fatal crash

A former Scottish Government minister has said there must be “no more excuses” over dualling the A9 following the death of a teenager.

The National (Scotland)

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'Gruesome' conditions at salmon farm linked to M&S slammed as images show skips full of dead fish

EXCLUSIVE: Graphic video and images obtained by the Record highlight the scale of death and disease at the Shuna Point facility near Oban, whose Norwegian owners supply M&S.

Daily Record

Edinburgh's King's Theatre gives 'first look' at swanky redevelopment with Succession star

The King's Theatre will be undergoing a huge revamp and is set to open in 2025 after a crisis campaign was launched to save the iconic venue from the brink.

Edinburgh Live

Rail union and climate campaigners issue joint call for public transport inquiry

The rail union joined environmental activists in writing to a committee demanding a 'full comprehensive inquiry' into rail services in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Tory MSP left lost for words over Deposit Return scheme claim during BBC interview

A TORY MSP was confronted with the "double standards" the UK Government has imposed on Scotland over its deposit return scheme - after…

The National (Scotland)

Scots family launch petition after 'silent killer' condition killed young daughter

Katie McPherson went to two hospitals with concerns about a blood clot, who sent her home with painkillers, only for the Renfrewshire woman to die nine days later.

Daily Record

Ministers reach ‘in-principle’ deal with developers on cladding removal

Government will now move to agree a legally-binding contract for the remediation of developer-linked buildings with unsafe cladding

Insider UK

'Perfectly happy' woman suddenly dies aged 23 after doctors failed to spot silent killer

Katie McPherson was described by her mum as 'absolutely, perfectly happy' before she tragically died aged just 23 from a blood clot days after her GP reportedly told her she was fine

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The Independent UK

Tory MSP says deposit return scheme could go ahead with glass included

Maurice Golden MSP said the scheme could go ahead with glass included if the Scottish Government wished, irrespective of the internal markets act.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh woman died age 23 after doctors failed to spot blood clot in leg

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and other clot conditions are behind more deaths in Scotland every year than those caused by alcohol and drugs.

The National (Scotland)

'Extraordinarily hostile': BBC presenter and Green minister clash in interview

A BBC journalist and a Greens minister clashed over Westminster’s meddling in the Scottish Government’s flagship recycling scheme in an…

Glasgow Live

Glasgow health chiefs 'spied' on grieving families of dead patients

The widow of a former Scottish Government official learned that her social media posts are being monitored in the wake of her husband's death at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

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The National (Scotland)

Former Royal Conservatoire chief defends Scotland's record on music tuition

TORY criticism of the Scottish Government over a drop in the number of pupils taking music tuition has hit a sour note with educators.

Daily Record

NHS chiefs at scandal-hit Scots health board spying on relatives of dead patients

The Big Brother-style intelligence-gathering operation has been ordered by under-pressure officials to monitor criticism.

The Independent UK

UK Government accused of ‘sabotage’ over Scotland’s deposit return scheme

A UK decision that the Scottish scheme can go ahead if it does not include glass bottles sparked an angry reaction from Holyrood ministers.

Daily Record

Coronavirus book of remembrance should be created, Scots Lib Dem leader says

Alex-Cole Hamilton wants those who died during the pandemic in Scotland to be remembered and also allow 'us to grieve as a nation'.

The National (Scotland)

Humza Yousaf remarks on BBC's 'extraordinary framing' of Deposit Return Scheme row

HUMZA Yousaf has called the BBC's framing of the UK's demand that Scotland alter an ambitious recycling scheme "extraordinary".

Daily Record

Education funding not an option to fix Renfrewshire school roll blunder

Humza Yousaf has warned no extra government cash is available to sort disaster at Dargavel Primary and Park Mains High.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh neighbours locked in four-way feud over 12ft hedge they claim is 'dangerous'

Three separate neighbours have taken the battle to the Scottish Government, arguing that the huge trees owned by a fourth neighbour make their lives 'a misery' and block out sunlight

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