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Councils reform debate called for

Cutting the number of councils and health boards across Scotland could lead to better services and reduced costs, a senior police officer has suggested.Read

Evidence claim in nurse murder case

Campaigners for a nurse convicted of murdering four patients claim new evidence has emerged that challenges his conviction.Read

Police name bike death boy, eight

Police have named a boy who died following a crash between his bike and a mobile crane.Read

Cities top hotel performance list

Edinburgh and Aberdeen had the best-performing hotels in Scotland during March, figures have shown.Read

Charity-fund air ambulance launched

Scotland's first charity-funded air ambulance helicopter is taking to the skies.Read

Bike boy dies after crane crash

An eight-year-old boy has died following a crash between his bike and a mobile crane.Read

Crews rescue man from river bank

A man is in a serious condition in hospital after being rescued from a river bank.Read

Labour blasts SNP traffic record

Labour is to attack the SNP's record in Aberdeen ahead of a by-election in the city.Read

UK-first wave energy fund praised

Scotland will be the first part of the UK to have a dedicated fund to help with the development of the wave energy sector, energy minister Fergus Ewing has said.Read

Boy, eight, dies after road crash

An eight-year-old boy has died following a road crash.Read

London 'has held back Scotland'

Scotland has failed to reach its full potential under Westminster rule, the First Minister has claimed as he launched a new paper on the economic impact of independence.Read

House fire victim 'had been in pub'

A father who died along with his two children after a house fire spent more than eight hours in his local pub the evening before the fatal early-morning blaze, a court has heard.Read

Heart problem link to trip tragedy

An 11-year-old girl who died on a school trip to the Scottish Highlands is thought to have suffered from a heart abnormality, it has emerged.Read

'Crass' Yousaf Doha remarks slammed

Opposition parties have criticised external affairs minister Humza Yousaf, claiming he has drawn "crass" and "irresponsible" comparisons between the Arab Spring and Scotland's own constitutional journey.Read

Science funding receives boost

Efforts to promote science to young people will be backed with a share of £3 million, the Scottish Government has announced.Read

Johnnie Walker named leading drink

Scotch whisky Johnnie Walker has been named the world's leading alcoholic drink in an annual league table.Read

£5m for BBC referendum coverage

The BBC has pledged £5 million for extended coverage of the independence referendum.Read

Further court closures considered

A fresh round of court closures is being lined up beyond those already planned, according to the chief executive of the Scottish Court Service.Read

£5m for BBC poll and Games coverage

The BBC has pledged £5 million for extended coverage of the independence referendum and the Commonwealth Games.Read

Treasury not to be trusted: Salmond

A claim that the UK Treasury deliberately undervalued Scotland's oil in the 1970s to head off the threat of nationalism is evidence that it cannot be trusted in the independence campaign, according to the First Minister.Read

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