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The Elephant House café was close to the source of a major fire in one of Edinburgh's main thoroughfares.

The health board, which covers Highland and Argyll and Bute, says it expects to see an increase in new cases.

The Scottish government announces a £1bn plan to tackle backlogs in healthcare caused by the Covid pandemic.

The deputy first minister says secondary pupils should continue to wear facemasks as the latest daily case tally reaches a new record.

Ronnie Alexander, 74, was exposed to extreme weather conditions during deep snow at a remote Ayrshire wind farm in 2018.

Top eventer Nick Gauntlett's horse and three others died when a broken down horse transporter was struck by lorry near Perth.

Tributes are paid to one of Scotland's greatest painters after her death at the age of 89.

Paul Taylor's 1,800-mile charity tour has already taken him to Cockpole Green, Booze and Brawl.

The Dorset farmer takes delivery of the cattle from South Lanarkshire after his cow Gladis died.

An icon of Scotland's industrial heritage is being transformed into what could become a beacon of the industrial future.

The 120m-long pit at the Rest and Be Thankful is capable of catching 4,500 tonnes of rock and mud.

A 12-hour search for a swimmer off the Irish coast ended after an RNLI crew's attention was drawn to the dolphins.

Members of Carnethy Hill Running Club reached the summits of all 282 mountains in a single day.

A spike in Covid cases and the death of the Rolling Stones drummer make the front pages.

The SNP and Scottish Greens have agreed a power-sharing arrangement, but with "distinct positions" on the A96's future.

Frames worth tens of thousands of pounds have been taken across Scotland by what retailers claim is the same thief.

Those arriving to study in Scotland from red list countries could be charged thousands to self-isolate.