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'Culture of bullying' at NHS board

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A group of doctors allege that for at least a decade there had been "a practice of suppressing criticism by bosses".

'Dramatic' drop in teenage drinking

In a decade, weekly drinking amongst 15-year-old girls fell from 41% to 11% and from 41% to 14% among boys.

  • 26 September 2018
  • From the section Scotland
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A culture of bullying in the NHS is risking lives and Indyref marchers face search for new venue, say the front pages.

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Contaminated blood

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Dealing with defeat

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  • 23 September 2018
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Our experts

FMQs: Judging the results

Education, the first minister previously informed us, is her top priority. Judge me, she said, by results. But what criteria should we deploy for this assessment, to use the word of the week at Holyrood?

20 September 2018
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Lubricating the economy

Oil has reached close to $80 a barrel, with an uncertain outlook. It's strong enough to bring in new funds to give the UK offshore energy sector some renewed vigour.

23 September 2018
Douglas Fraser Business/economy editor, Scotland

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