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Sections of the steamship SS Alabama will be removed during work to build the new facility in Lewis.

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf says his daughter was twice refused a place at the nursery, which denies any discrimination.

People who have been double-jabbed in the EU and US no longer have to isolate when they arrive in Scotland.

Police say the "reckless" act is thought to have happened close to Amisfield Primary School near Dumfries.

The council has taken over the site of Aberdeen Market and the former BHS store.

Sepa has asked people to help save water after levels drop at some Scottish rivers, burns and lochs.

The swimmer's parents have been watching the "nail biting" action alone at home in Clackmannanshire.

Amy Hutchinson, from Aberdeen, said she was "surrounded by red fire" near the tourist resort of Marmaris.

Duncan Scott's Olympic success leads several papers, while another reports claims of discrimination at a Scottish nursery.

They will be the first flights linking Cardiff and Edinburgh since Flybe collapsed last year.

The Scottish government says its targets are some of the toughest in the world - but what progress is being made?

Ex-diplomat Craig Murray was sentenced to eight months in jail over blogs he wrote about the trial of Alex Salmond.

The 31-year-old man was struck by a white VW Golf near Boddam in Aberdeenshire at about 00:05 on Saturday.

Banks are taking money out of their bad loan pots and larger companies in Scotland are reflecting activity overseas.

The blaze broke out on the the 17th floor of a multi-storey block of flats in Glasgow.

The expected impact of winter on the NHS and cuts to a drug addict support scheme make the front pages.

Vaccinations will be offered to young people aged between 12 and 17 who have certain health conditions.

The blaze in Glasgow city centre, which saw residents evacuated but nobody injured, is under investigation.

Kathleen Dawson becomes the first Scottish woman in nearly 70 years to win an Olympic medal in the pool.