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SQA anticipated ‘hostile’ response to controversial exam grading – Covid inquiry

The inquiry, before Lord Brailsford, heard evidence from former SQA chief executive Fiona Robertson on Thursday.

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Scottish Government considers 'temporary modular accommodation' to house prisoners

The Scottish Government is considering using “temporary modular accommodation” to house prisoners, after a warning the number of inmates in the country’s jails could reach almost 9,500 next summer.

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Scottish fish firm fined almost £250k after worker’s arm pulled into machine

A fish processing company in Aberdeenshire has been fined almost a quarter of a million pounds after a worker was dragged into a machine through a gap where a safety guard should have been

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Why one OBR chart from Healey's budget should alarm every Scottish voter

IPPR Scotland director Stephen Boyd argues John Healey's debut budget was cautious to a fault — leaving Scotland's £4.7bn fiscal gap largely unaddressed, living standards flatlining, and a stagnation crisis quietly deepening.

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Scottish graduations are proof opportunity should have no boundaries

Celebrating graduates’ achievements while also championing the power of flexible learning to unlock talent and opportunity is the goal of The Open University in Scotland, writes Principal Martin Boyle

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Scottish company behind well-known outdoor brands returns to profit

A Scottish tent and outdoor equipment company has returned to profit despite a decrease in turnover.

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Rare bug found only in Scottish glen reaches record numbers

This rare Highland moth has doubled its known range in two years

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Big Country and Jacob Alon lead latest GUITARGUITAR Scottish Music Awards winners

They join previously announced winners David Byrne, Susan Boyle, The Fratellis and Cammy Barnes for this year's ceremony, which will take place at Glasgow's iconic Barrowland Ballroom on host on Saturday, November 7

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The Scottish college generating £12 for every £1 of public funding

Dumfries and Galloway College generated an estimated £1420 million in annual economic and social benefits for Scotland last year.

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Liquidator appointed to Scottish stove and fireplace company

A liquidator has been appointed to a Scottish stove and fireplace company.

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Meet the real-life Scottish surgeon who inspired Sherlock Holmes

Lindsey Fitzharris chats with Ars about her new book, Sleuth-Hound: The Case of the Real Sherlock Holmes .

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Woman, 92, dies after being struck by lorry in Inverness city centre

Police are appealing for information following a fatal crash involving a pedestrian and a lorry in Inverness city centre.

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Bridge closure prompts calls for return of historic Clyde ferry crossing

The former operators of what was one of Scotland's oldest ferry crossings has floated the possibility of returning the service to operation due to a months-long bridge closure.

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Acorn funding row branded 'spectacular shambles' as ministers contradict each other

Business leaders have branded the UK Government's handling of the Acorn carbon capture project a "spectacular shambles" after ministers gave contradictory accounts of what the Budget means for the £200 million scheme.

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Inside Edinburgh's Christmas ice rink collapse as £1m cost is revealed

Poor profitability is blamed for the collapse of Edinburgh's 'unsustainable' £1m Christmas ice rink.

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Up to police to probe 3,000 illegally operating Airbnbs in Glasgow, council says

The investigation of an estimated 3,000 illegally operating Airbnbs in Glasgow does not lie with the city council, a meeting heard.

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Low-key Budget with many positives and no major shocks put under spotlight

Chancellor John Healey's debut Budget was put under the spotlight at The Herald's Budget Briefing event

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'It is heartening': Sir Philip Redmond visits Leith as £3m culture prize up for grabs

Sir Philip, who is best known as the creator of Grange Hill, Brookside and Hollyoaks, chairs the judging panel for the UK-wide Town of Culture competition.

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Handover of already long-delayed 'fiasco ferry' pushed back again

The handover of the already long-delayed Glen Rosa ferry has been pushed back again, the Scottish Government has confirmed.

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Former Ferguslie Park police station on the market for offers above £75,000

Former police station in Paisley has gone on the market with offers invited above £75,000.

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Monkey Puzzle reaches 80 nurseries after opening four new UK settings

Monkey Puzzle Day Nurseries has reached 80 settings after opening four new nurseries across the UK.

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Number plate cameras proposed for city hospital in bid to tackle parking chaos

NHS Tayside launched a review into parking at the Dundee hospital after complaints that patients, staff and visitors regularly face long queues to get a parking space

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Swinney declines four times to say he supports Rosebank oil field development

First Minister John Swinney repeatedly declined to say whether he supports the Rosebank oil field at FMQs, as rivals accused him of evasion and the OBR warned a refusal could upend its North Sea tax forecasts.

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Two years after dead salmon burial was filmed, SEPA finally sends case to prosecutors

SEPA sends Whiteshore Cockles file to prosecutors over alleged illegal salmon burials on North Uist, after footage showed dead farmed fish buried in May 2024.

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Get support to take the heat off financial pressures this winter with Changeworks

Are you worried about high energy bills this winter? Then seek expert support now, writes Josiah Lockhart, Chief Executive at Changeworks, a charity and social enterprise providing energy advice and retrofit support

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Edinburgh University provost blocked from tourist tax board over programme closures

Labour, SNP and Green councillors voted against appointing Professor Kim Graham to the forum, which advises the council on the 5 per cent nightly tourist tax.

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Stronger whisky fermentation 'could cut distillery emissions by up to 16 per cent'

Researchers at Heriot-Watt University have found that producing a stronger alcoholic liquid before distillation could make Scotch malt whisky production more efficient by cutting energy use, carbon emissions and volume of liquid residues.

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Two men convicted after firearms recovered in Glasgow

Two men are behind bars after a couple of eagle-eyed children clocked one of them trying to hide a deadly gun stash.

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New year, new direction with January courses at Strathclyde Business School

A wide range of Master’s programmes at Strathclyde Business School in January offer opportunities to advance business careers

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Degree of uncertainty remains over compulsory redundancies at Glasgow Caledonian Uni

Scotland’s universities face a funding crisis, but EIS argues compulsory redundancies threaten teaching quality, student support and the future of higher education

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