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Drunk driver who ploughed Maserati into Scots woman given £5k legal aid for bid to serve sentence in France

Thomas Wainwright was jailed for 12 years after Theresa Wade died when the Maserati he was driving ploughed into her van in Mull - but the killer motorist wants to serve his time in France.

Daily Record

Over 100,000 homes in Scotland have nobody living in them - with some lying empty for decades

Campaigners believe getting local authorities to buy the vacant properties could hold the key to easing the national housing shortage.

Daily Record

Poll shows Scottish voters are split on holding second independence referendum

The survey, conducted by Panelbase for The Sunday Times, showed 44% of voters are opposed to a ballot taking place, while 43% said they are in favour.

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Indyref: Yes AHEAD in new poll on support for Scottish independence

THE majority of Scots are in support of independence a new poll has found.

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RMT union slams ScotRail for six-figure salaries paid to executives

THE RMT union has slammed ScotRail for the "obscene" salaries paid to the rail operator's executives.

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A new digital strategy for South Lanarkshire Council has been approved

The plans, which are in line with the Scottish Government, were approved earlier this month.

Daily Record

Scottish ban on junk food deals could be extended to include garlic bread

A CRACKDOWN on price promotions for junk food could be extended to include items such as garlic bread, pies and quiches,

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Scottish independence: 8 referendum questions answered as Nicola Sturgeon pushes for 2023 vote

The First Minister said she wants to carry out a vote on October 19, 2023, however there will be a number of obstacles for the SNP leader to get through.

Daily Record

Scots taxi firm axes disabled services after new law bans them from charging extra

It comes after a change in the law designed to help wheelchair users led to some cab companies threatening to take cars out of service altogether.

Daily Record

Scottish Government 'utterly deprecates' No 10 treatment of trade unions, says minister

PLANS from the UK Government to allow employers to replace striking workers with agency staff shows a “hasty and hostile approach to industrial…

The National (Scotland)

Lawyers warn of 'crisis' in legal aid system in row over funding

SCOTLAND'S legal aid system is in “crisis” and an £11 million funding package from the Scottish Government “falls far short” of the…

The National (Scotland)

Tory plan to change agency staff rules a ‘hasty and hostile approach’ to trade unions

PLANS from the UK Government to allow employers to replace striking workers with agency staff shows a “hasty and hostile approach to industrial…

The National (Scotland)

Union calls on NHS staff to reject pay offer as possible strike action looms

Staff working at NHS Forth Valley are among those who could walk out over the dispute.

Daily Record

Medics urge the public to steer clear of A&E "unless it’s life-threatening."

Patients asked to attend hospital emergency departments only if their case is urgent

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'Scotland doesn't run on opinion polls': Scot hits back at Spectator editor on indyref2

A QUESTION Time audience member has hit back at the editor of the Spectator after he argued against a second independence referendum.

Daily Record

Minister hints Scottish Government could intervene in Dundee drug death crisis

Angela Constance told MSPs that the Scottish Government could intervene in the work being done in Dundee if progress is not deemed satisfactory.

The National (Scotland)

Question Time audience member called out for being Tory activist

BBC Question Time has come under fire after a member of the audience was outed as a Conservative campaigner.

Daily Record

South Lanarkshire Council leader responds to new powers over bus services

Councillor Joe Fagan has welcomed the powers but has criticised the lack of funding.

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Health inequality linked to smoking highlighted in new report

UP to half of people experiencing mental health problems in Scotland’s poorest communities

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Women's national rugby team set for major funding boost ahead of World Cup

THE women’s Scottish national rugby team are set for a £360,000 funding boost to help them prepare for the Rugby World Cup this autumn.

The National (Scotland)

Catalan pro-independence leader voices support for second Scottish referendum

The Scottish Government’s strategy for a second referendum should act as an example for Catalonia, according to the Catalan National Assembly…

Edinburgh Live

Summer cash boost for East Lothian families with school meals payment

Every family eligible for free school meals will receive just over £200 per child from funds issued by the council and Scottish Government to help them cope during the summer holidays.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow social care staff feel 'significant anxiety' over National Care Service plan

Health and social care boss Susanne Miller said the 'inevitable' anxiety related to what the roll out of a National Care Service would mean for workers' jobs.

The National (Scotland)

Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill welcomes indyref2 announcement

First minister designate of Northern Ireland Michelle O’Neill has voiced her support for a second Scottish independence referendum

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh to get 'biggest public transport expansion this century' says councillor

Edinburgh City Council's transport chief hinted at 'mystery' big plans for the city's public transport network - but it not known if an extension to the tram line will form part of this.

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