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The shortage of haulage drivers is most seriously affecting shops and caterers in the north of Scotland, suppliers say.

Energy companies say the most remote homes face at least two more days before reconnection.

People still living without power describe their ongoing struggle in the wake of Storm Arwen.

Some people will have spent a full week without electricity by the time the network is fully resorted.

United Airlines will first resume flights from Edinburgh to New York, then services to Chicago and Washington DC.

Two women who lost loved ones after hospital infections have called for health board bosses to go.

Staff at 10 Scottish universities are starting a three day walk-out in disputes about pay and pensions.

The bid aims to cut the vacant property level in the Borders which is above the national average.

The Perth-based company says the move is part of a £12.5bn investment over five years to boost its net zero plans.

Inverness-based Tulloch Homes has been acquired by Moray-based Springfield Properties.

Josh Quigley arrives in the US to complete the round-the-world cycle which set him on the road to recovery.

The Omicron variant has led to a delay to efforts to reduce over-fishing - but acquaculture could be one of the answers.

The expansion of the booster rollout and a murder inquiry into a 16-year-old's death make the front pages.

One couple in their 80s say they feel "completely abandoned" as they enter their fifth day without power.

Children in the category are much more likely to end up in hospital with Covid, a study finds.

Senior clinicians write to Nicola Sturgeon raising concerns about the way Glasgow hospitals have been portrayed.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says all those with the new variant had been tested on or around 23 November.

A new process to investigate deaths in prison has been welcomed in principle by Justice Secretary Keith Brown.

Covid rules are being strengthened in response to the Omicron variant