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Tayside and Fife is ‘right in the track’ of Storm Ali
Tayside and Fife is "right in the track" of Storm Ali, which is forecast to batter Scotland with 75mph and cause widespread travel disruption on Wednesday.
Child cancer patients moved after second bacterial outbreak
Child cancer patients have been moved to a different hospital after a repeated outbreak of bacteria being found in blood.
Adoption decisions not made ‘hastily’, research finds
Adopting a child in Scotland takes approximately two to three years, despite the Scottish Government having made an “explicit commitment” to making permanent arrangements for such children as early as possible, an academic has said.
Teachers reject ‘derisory’ 3% pay rise offer
Teachers’ organisations have rejected the offer of a 3% pay rise, branding it “derisory”.
The Courier ranked as most trusted Scottish newspaper
The Courier is Scotland's most trusted newspaper, according to the latest statistics.
MSPs back wild kelp dredging ban
Petitioners against wild kelp dredging are “delighted” after a Holyrood committee voted to ban the practice.
Appeal for witnesses after deliberate flat fire
A fire which was deliberately started in a flat could have been “extremely serious”, police say.
Exhibition about street vandalised by Burns goes on show
An exhibition has opened celebrating the £1 million revamp of a street where Robert Burns caused controversy by etching a poem on a hotel window.
Swinney urged to ‘listen and learn’ from vote on P1 testing
Educatin Secretary John Swinney needs to call an “immediate halt” to assessments of P1 pupils if Holyrood votes against the controversial tests, opposition politicians have insisted.
Scotland-specific immigration system ‘not justified’ – report
Scotland’s economic situation does not justify having a “very different” migration policy to the rest of the UK, according to a UK-government commissioned report.
