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Scottish businesses say they are feeling the pinch on what should be their busiest weekend of the year.

It features Holyrood, the Finnieston Crane, SEC Armadillo, thistles and a Charles Rennie Mackintosh-style rose.

The 55-year-old was struck by a black Peugeot 3008 on Royston Road and died at the scene.

The first minister's latest Covid warning and a plan to keep schools open make Scotland's front pages.

Avian flu has left a reserve on the Solway Coast dealing with "unprecedented" numbers of dead geese.

No-shows and performers pulling out in recent weeks have resulted in a significant drop in income.

A call handler says he was told to threaten Scottish Power customers with enforcement, even over mistaken bills.

The Scottish government has stepped in to save several troubled companies, but at what cost?

A plaque, unveiled outside a home in Lerwick just weeks ago, is moved after a complaint from the owner.

It comes amid reports of some people queuing for up to five hours for jabs in Edinburgh.

People are being urged to think carefully about attending social events in the run-up to Christmas.

Nicola Sturgeon says the "tsunami" of cases she warned about a week ago is now starting to hit.

The bespoke train has begun its first trial runs on the city's underground rail network.

The hike for both peak and off-peak tickets is the highest annual increase since 2013.

A whistleblower claims some residents required treatment for gangrene and dehydration.

The rare rock crystal item was part of treasures unearthed in a Galloway field by a metal detectorist.

The force says a "high number" of operators are absent due to the high transmissibility of the new virus

Irene Girvan says she endured a "living hell" as Scottish Power pursued her over a mistaken bill.