National News
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Double murder investigation launched over two deaths in Glasgow
The bodies of Paul Lafferty and Gary Beaton were found in a flat in Patrick's Chancellor Street on Sunday.
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Serial abuser jailed for sexually assaulting woman in hospital
Matthew Edgerton targeted his victim over the course of two years at a number of addresses in Tayside.
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Firefighters tackle late night blaze after lorry bursts into flames
Social media posts described hearing "a very loud bang/explosion" near the city centre, followed by huge plumes of smoke being visible.
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Taxpayers will foot bill for shortfall on PFI hospital upgrades
Tens of millions of pounds will be needed to bring the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh up to scratch when it transfers to public ownership next year.
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Man who raped women in Fife and Aberdeen jailed for 13 years
Scott Howarth, 35, formerly of Kirkcaldy, also assaulted a third woman.
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Drought across England hits lamb sales in Highlands
The auction in Lairg usually has a large contingent of sheep farmers from England.
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Watchdog finds £22m of fraud and errors in Scotland's public services
They include overpaid pensions, council tax discounts that should not have been claimed and £1.1m in duplicate payments for goods and services.
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BBC to show 38 live matches from Serie A
BBC ALBA and BBC Sport are to provide a package of 38 live matches from Italy's Serie A this season, starting with Atalanta v Sassuolo on Sunday.
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Hillwalker dies on Highland mountain An Teallach
Police say concerns had been raised for the man early last week and his body was recovered by rescue teams.
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Boy, 8, taken to hospital following crash in Perth
The incident happened at about 08:50 on the town's Crieff Road.
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Glasgow actress Phyllida Law, mother of Emma and Sophie Thompson, dies at 94
Law appeared in films alongside both of her daughters, Dame Emma and Sophie, including 1996's Emma.
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Batmobile glimpsed on Glasgow's streets as fans prepare for film shoot
Other vehicles seen include police cars marked with Gotham City and SWAT vehicles, while bus shelters now have timetables for Gotham.
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Snooker player Graeme Dott goes on trial over child abuse allegations
The 2006 world champion is accused of lewd and libidinous behaviour towards a girl and a boy in Glasgow and South Lanarkshire.
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'First recorded' sighting of a Scottish wildcat swimming
The female, which is fitted with a GPS radio collar, was spotted on the River Spey.
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Jump in energy bills drives UK inflation to highest rate for four months
A 2.9% rise in inflation had been widely expected by economists, with Chancellor John Healey saying the Iran war “continues to impact prices here at home”.
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Ferguson shipyard to cut a quarter of its workforce
The state-owned yard on the Clyde will lose 70 of its 283 staff through a voluntary redundancy process as it awaits confirmation of promised new orders.
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Scotland's papers: Shipyard job cuts and cancer 'timebomb'
A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland.
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Bowel cancer cases in under-50s at record high
The number of younger people diagnosed with bowel cancer in Scotland reached a record high in 2024, new figures show.
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Scotcast: Will the Ferguson shipyard ever build another ferry?
What job cuts at the state-owned Ferguson Marine tells us about our ferry problem.
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In pictures: King Charles arrives at Balmoral
The King was welcomed by a guard of honour provided by the Royal Regiment of Scotland as he arrived at his Aberdeenshire residence.
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How Scottish FA used AI in selecting new Scotland boss Pocognoli
The days of board members sifting through applicants and picking the best are long gone thanks to football analytics and AI.
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'I feel guilty': The farmer whose lamb had Scotland's first case of bluetongue
Fiona Johnson moved her family to Creetown earlier this year, hoping to start afresh with animals bought from the local area - but "bad luck" intervened.
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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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Drugs, violence and racism: A week in Glasgow city centre
A BBC investigation captures people openly dealing and taking drugs, as well as thefts, arrests, and violence.
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Borges and Me: New film tells story of writer's 1970s tour of Scotland
A film about the great Argentinian author's trip around Scotland in 1971 has premiered in Edinburgh.
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Canadian pipe band crowned world champions after 'thrilling' contest
Simon Fraser University Pipe Band from Canada took the coveted title following the two-day event at Glasgow Green, in which 211 bands competed.
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Pole position? These women are set to scale a 25ft greasy pole - to win a prize ham
The five women will try to scale a 25ft wooden pole covered in grease and claim the prize at the top - a ham.
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Man who raped women in Fife and Aberdeen jailed for 13 years
Scott Howarth, 35, formerly of Kirkcaldy, also assaulted a third woman.
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Drought across England hits lamb sales in Highlands
The auction in Lairg usually has a large contingent of sheep farmers from England.
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Demolition of Aberdeen's Raac properties gets under way
Residents were forced to leave more than 500 homes after the potentially dangerous material was discovered in 2023.
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'I feel guilty': The farmer whose lamb had Scotland's first case of bluetongue
Fiona Johnson moved her family to Creetown earlier this year, hoping to start afresh with animals bought from the local area - but "bad luck" intervened.
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Serial abuser jailed for sexually assaulting woman in hospital
Matthew Edgerton targeted his victim over the course of two years at a number of addresses in Tayside.
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Nedeljkovic joins Rangers from Aston Villa
Kosta Nedeljkovic joins Rangers on a season-long loan from Aston Villa, with the Ibrox club holding a "conditional obligation" to buy the 20-year-old Serbia defender.
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BBC to show 38 live matches from Serie A
BBC ALBA and BBC Sport are to provide a package of 38 live matches from Italy's Serie A this season, starting with Atalanta v Sassuolo on Sunday.
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Celtic wait for midfielder Sigur - gossip
Celtic advance in search of a midfielder and goalkeeper as Dundee aim to secure striker on loan...
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New Celtic signings unlikely before LASK tie but O'Neill happy for Hatate to stay
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill does not anticipate any new arrivals before Wednesday's Champions League play-off first leg at home to LASK and insists he would be happy for Reo Hatate to stay.

