National News
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Conman who has targeted the elderly for decades jailed again
Robert Markward tricked his way into the homes of nine vulnerable people in Ayrshire
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How a Red Bull can helped solve mystery of missing cyclist
Dr Caroline Muirhead helped lead police to the spot where Tony Parsons had been buried after a confession from her boyfriend.
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'Action still needed' five years after fatal derailment
Three men died when the train derailed in Aberdeenshire after hitting a landslide in 2020.
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Cat dementia discovery could help Alzheimer's research
Scientists in Edinburgh believe similar processes could underpin the development of feline dementia.
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NHS Grampian overspends by £17m in three months
The overspend comes as the health authority faces increased scrutiny due to ongoing financial pressures.
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Half of stroke patients do not get the right care - report
Only around half of the 11,000 Scots who had a stroke last year got access to the appropriate treatment they needed, new data shows.
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What we learned from Nicola Sturgeon's memoir
The much anticipated book by the former first minister is now on sale - and the BBC's Scotland editor James Cook has been doing some speed-reading.
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Car driver dies after crash with ambulance
A man, 36, died and two paramedics and a patient were taken to hospital after the crash in Moray.
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Weather forecast for Perseid meteor shower
The weather forecast for viewing the Perseid meteor shower in skies over Scotland.
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Miriam Margoyles: 'We'll all die but I'm not going yet'
The 84-year-old actor was rumoured to miss the festival due to ill health, but said she had no plans to slow down.
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Man arrested over death released from custody
Austin Ironside, 25, died in hospital two days after being found injured on a street in Aberdeen.
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US fugitive who fled to Scotland goes on trial for rape
Nicholas Rossi, who faked his own death in 2020, is accused of raping a woman he dated in 2008 in Utah County.
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Sturgeon memoir: news or hype?
What we’ve learned from the former first minister’s book publicity.
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Your pictures of Scotland
A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.
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Special legal protection announced for Orkney shipwreck sites
The 52-strong German High Seas fleet was deliberately sunk by its crews in 1919 when its commander thought peace talks had failed.
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Deaf drag queens' bid to keep gay sign language alive
Veteran Mary has taught the flamboyant GSV – gay sign variant - to her young protegee.
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The teenager who set up a diabetes charity at primary school
Lochlan Murdoch's journey has taken him to classrooms across the country and even 10 Downing Street.
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Navigating hook-up culture: 'On Grindr you're an object, like picking clothes online'
Pop star Jacob Alon has written songs about hook-ups on Grindr that left them feeling empty and degraded.
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Big Mags: The paedophile-hunting granny who built a heroin empire
A new podcast tells the story of Mags Haney, the Stirling drug dealer who may have been a police informant.
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How the Outlander effect keeps on boosting tourism
After attracting millions of fans around the world, the sequel to blockbuster series Outlander is on its way
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Cat dementia discovery could help Alzheimer's research
Scientists in Edinburgh believe similar processes could underpin the development of feline dementia.
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Highland Council planning 95 new homes in Ullapool
The local authority is proposing a mix of affordable rented properties and private housing.
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'Action still needed' five years after fatal derailment
Three men died when the train derailed in Aberdeenshire after hitting a landslide in 2020.
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Community claims council ignored bid for Carnegie library
A group is calling on Scottish Borders Council to allow a community takeover of the Jedburgh building.
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Actor Brian Cox postpones his one-man tour
The award-winning star says the 18-date tour, scheduled to start in October, is "too soon".
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Raskin affected by 'uncertainty' over Rangers future
Rangers midfielder Nico Raskin has been impacted by "uncertainty" over his future at the club, according to head coach Russell Martin.
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Motherwell's Miller heads for medical in Italy
Scotland midfielder Lennon Miller leaves Glasgow Airport for Italy, where the Motherwell 18-year-old is reportedly to have a medical with Udinese.
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Former NZ international Bruce joins Scotland
Former New Zealand T20 international Tom Bruce commits to Scotland and is in line to make his debut in the upcoming World Cup League 2 Series matches against Canada and Namibia.
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Rangers' Jefte wanted in Brazil - gossip
Rangers defender linked with a return to his homeland, while a Scotland midfielder could be a target for Celtic.