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Aberdeen's performance was "not good enough" said Derek McInnes after his side lost 4-1 to Ross County.
Network Rail said a 24m section of side wall fell away from a bridge between Carmont and Stonehaven.
Network Rail said a 24m section of side wall fell away from a bridge between Carmont and Stonehaven.
Takeaway outlets and click and collect retail services must change how they operate in Scotland.
Red tape plus a "poor" Brexit deal mean fishermen fear for the future, says an industry body.
The existing travel corridors will be suspended from 04:00 on Monday after a new Covid-19 variant was identified in Brazil.
Scotland's education secretary says it will be a challenge for schools to reopen as normal by 1st February.
National clinical director Professor Jason Leitch says sustained community transmission is not being seen on islands.
Network Rail said a 24m section of side wall fell away from a bridge between Carmont and Stonehaven.
Takeaway outlets and click and collect retail services must change how they operate in Scotland.
Red tape plus a "poor" Brexit deal mean fishermen fear for the future, says an industry body.
The existing travel corridors will be suspended from 04:00 on Monday after a new Covid-19 variant was identified in Brazil.
Scotland's education secretary says it will be a challenge for schools to reopen as normal by 1st February.
National clinical director Professor Jason Leitch says sustained community transmission is not being seen on islands.
Takeaway outlets and click and collect retail services must change how they operate in Scotland.
Red tape plus a "poor" Brexit deal mean fishermen fear for the future, says an industry body.
The existing travel corridors will be suspended from 04:00 on Monday after a new Covid-19 variant was identified in Brazil.
Aberdeen's performance was "not good enough" said Derek McInnes after his side lost 4-1 to Ross County.
By Andrew Southwick
BBC Scotland
By Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland Sport
By Nichola Rutherford
BBC Scotland News
Referee Steven McLean explains his reasoning for calling off the Livingston v Aberdeen match, saying the wet conditions were potentially dangerous for players.
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes agrees with the decision to call off the Scottish Premiership match at Livingston, with heavy rain making the pitch dangerous for players.
By Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland Sport
By Kevin Keane
BBC Scotland energy correspondent