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Mountaineering Scotland says people need to be better prepared before venturing into the hills.

Getting cash to struggling families will be central to Scottish Labour's council election campaign.

The UK government's energy strategy aims boost production and independence amid rising global prices.

Public Health Scotland is looking into eleven cases across four health boards in the central belt.

The number of college students who left their studies increases in the years covering the pandemic.

The court hears from Jeane Freeman in the trial of Natalie McGarry, who allegedly embezzled more than £25,000.

Adding fluoride to tap water is "safe and effective" says a dental expert, as Glasgow considers it.

Redheughs Village, near Gogar in Edinburgh, will have 1,350 new homes, a 40-acre park, school and shops.

The widow of top civil servant Andrew Slorance says she is still waiting for answers about his death.

An investigation is launched to establish if the fire in the Borders was started deliberately.

It begins in September with the first stage taking in Aberdeenshire before moving to the Scottish Borders.

Two Royal Marines caught dealing drugs and concerns that breast cancer cases have been missed make the front pages.

Public Health Scotland figures show diagnoses may have fallen due to a pause in screenings.

Margaret Pearson was in a cab that crashed on Todd Street in Glasgow on 27 March.

Relatives of elderly residents want the "unnecessary" restriction to be dropped.

The cats, aged from six months, were living in the home and outbuildings at Breasclete on Lewis.

Natalie McGarry, who represented Glasgow East, denies taking the cash between April 2013 and August 2015.