Sixth-year pupils acting as ‘interns’ in bid to cut violent crime
School pupils have been receiving lessons from their peers under a pilot scheme aimed at cutting violent crime.
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Police arrest two men after cannabis worth nearly £500,000 seized
Two men have been arrested after police seized almost £500,000 worth of drugs.
Woman, 32, seriously injured after being hit by car on dual carriageway
A woman is in a serious condition in hospital after being knocked down on a dual carriageway.
Theresa May must keep UK in the single market, Scotland’s Brexit Minister says
Scotland's Brexit Minister has urged Theresa May to keep the UK in the "world's most lucrative marketplace" - the European single market.
Faslane naval base could be threatened by rising sea levels, report warns
Rising sea levels could pose a threat to the naval base which houses the UK's Trident submarines, a new report has warned.
Ex-first minister to launch campaign for planning changes
Former first minister Henry McLeish is to launch a new alliance aimed at improving the Scottish planning system.
MSPs back move to criminalise psychological abuse
Changes to domestic abuse law which would criminalise emotional and psychological abuse have been backed unanimously by a committee of MSPs.
Dementia researchers launch app to help enhance home and hospital environments
A new app could help enhance home and hospital environments for elderly people and those with dementia, by asking them to give feedback on their surroundings.
Stirling to host first Festival of Volunteering
A festival of volunteering is being launched in Stirling to encourage people to donate their time to good causes.
Airport seeks to reunite lost teddies with their owners
An airport has launched an appeal to reunite young passengers with hundreds of teddies left behind on their travels.
Premature babies facing care postcode lottery – report
Poorly babies face a postcode lottery on whether they receive important aspects of care, a new report suggests.
Anas Sarwar backs compulsory living wage at Scottish Labour leadership hustings
A Scottish Labour leadership candidate who has come under fire over the wages paid by a family firm has said the Living Wage should be compulsory.
Ex-Dundee United star Gary Mackay-Steven speaks for first time on Glasgow river rescue
Former Dundee United ace Gary Mackay-Steven has broken his silence on the River Kelvin incident that left him with hypothermia.
Cladding similar to Grenfell Tower found in dozens of Glasgow high rise blocks
Dozens of high rise developments in Glasgow have cladding similar to that used on Grenfell Tower, it has been confirmed.
Teenage cyclist in hospital after hit and run on A7
A teenage cyclist has been taken to hospital following a hit and run.
New service to help Scottish companies reach potential £100m turnover
A service to support more companies in Scotland with the potential to reach turnover upwards of £100 million has been launched by Scottish Enterprise.
Driver killed and three injured in Moray road crash
A young woman has died and three people are being treated in hospital after a one-car crash in Moray.
MSPs back calls to increase income tax while SNP abstain
MSPs have narrowly backed calls to increase income tax, with the SNP refusing to take a position on the issue.
David Mundell: Scottish Government needs to get serious on Brexit Bill progress
David Mundell has urged the Scottish Government to "stop playing games" over key Brexit legislation.
Rising costs causes confidence drop for small Scottish businesses, survey finds
Confidence among small businesses in Scotland has plummeted amid rising costs, according to a new survey.
