Scotland's avalanche service's latest annual report recounts one such "escape" involving climbers on Ben Nevis.
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Shops to reopen as Scottish restrictions eased
Non-essential shops across much of western Scotland - including Glasgow - will open for first time in three weeks.
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Shops to reopen as Scottish restrictions eased
Non-essential shops across much of western Scotland - including Glasgow - will open for first time in three weeks.
Shops most commonly mention in traced Covid cases
Contact tracing data shows retail accounts for 20% of the places visited by people the week before testing positive.
'I found myself pouring a glass of wine at 2pm'
The Covid pandemic has led to more people seeking help for the effects of alcohol.
Pub ban on background music to be lifted
Hospitality venues have not been allowed to play music since August amid concerns over Covid-19 transmission.
Do Scotland's prostitution laws need changing?
A Scottish government consultation calls for views on how best to protect women involved in prostitution.
'Lucky escapes' among 241 avalanches last winter
Scotland's avalanche service's latest annual report recounts one such "escape" involving climbers on Ben Nevis.
Sixteen deaths linked to two care home outbreaks
More than 140 positive cases have been recorded at Inchmarlo Care Home near Banchory and Deeside Care Home in Cults.
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Shops to reopen as Scottish restrictions eased
Non-essential shops across much of western Scotland - including Glasgow - will open for first time in three weeks.
Shops most commonly mention in traced Covid cases
Contact tracing data shows retail accounts for 20% of the places visited by people the week before testing positive.
'I found myself pouring a glass of wine at 2pm'
The Covid pandemic has led to more people seeking help for the effects of alcohol.
Pub ban on background music to be lifted
Hospitality venues have not been allowed to play music since August amid concerns over Covid-19 transmission.
Do Scotland's prostitution laws need changing?
A Scottish government consultation calls for views on how best to protect women involved in prostitution.
'Lucky escapes' among 241 avalanches last winter
Scotland's avalanche service's latest annual report recounts one such "escape" involving climbers on Ben Nevis.
Sixteen deaths linked to two care home outbreaks
More than 140 positive cases have been recorded at Inchmarlo Care Home near Banchory and Deeside Care Home in Cults.
Shops most commonly mention in traced Covid cases
Contact tracing data shows retail accounts for 20% of the places visited by people the week before testing positive.
'I found myself pouring a glass of wine at 2pm'
The Covid pandemic has led to more people seeking help for the effects of alcohol.
Pub ban on background music to be lifted
Hospitality venues have not been allowed to play music since August amid concerns over Covid-19 transmission.
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