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More than half a million UK workers suffered a musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) linked to their job last yearplaceholder image

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The right tree matters more than planting a greater variety - study

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EV charging firm opens new innovation hub in Aberdeen

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Brits would buy next door to choose neighbours after lottery win

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FIAT launches colour-matching service

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The heritage barley that’s making ‘forgotten’ beer and whisky possible

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Deaths linked to sale of 'suicide kits' investigated

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The legendary de Havilland Mosquito, nicknamed the 'Wooden Wonder', is the subject of a £229.99 limited-edition Corgi model supporting a project to return a British-built example to the skies.placeholder image

Corgi unveils £230 limited-edition WWII Mosquito model

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Analysis Kemi Badenoch passes up big chance to make Andy Burnham squirm at PMQs

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Exclusive RSNO faces 'most serious challenges in a generation' amid funds crisis

Andy Burnham has vowed to take a ‘pragmatic’ approach to the North Seaplaceholder image

Failure to approve Rosebank and Jackdaw 'could cost economy £10.8bn'

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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.placeholder image

UK's 'solidarity' with Zelensky after Trump calls

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Universities need more Marcus Aurelius and less Alexander the Great Dr Francisco J Perez-Reche

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Parkdean celebrity weekends from £164 with big-name 90s and 00s stars

Victoria Quay in Leith is the Scottish Government’s largest office space placeholder image

Exclusive Civil servants told: if you don't like it then you are free to leave

Duran Duran are touring the UK in October and are still wowing fans placeholder image

Last-minute Duran Duran tickets available from £76

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Lockerbie bombing trial date set as judge warns against further delay

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INEOS, owners of the Forties pipeline system, declined to speculate about the impact of any industrial action. Picture: PAplaceholder image

New strike threat puts UK fuel supplies at risk of ‘severe disruption’

Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay speaking during the Conservative Party conference at Symphony Hall, Birminghamplaceholder image

Confiscate driving licences from benefit fraudsters, says Findlay

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Jagtar Singh Johal released from prison in India

Just over half of Brits feel confident planning for retirementplaceholder image

Brits feel more confident with money than they were two years ago

The Scottish Labour MPs outside Downing Street with Keir Starmer and Anas Sarwar after the general election victoryplaceholder image

Exclusive Not rejoining EU could lead to Scots Labour MP 'wipeout', poll finds

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Andy Burnham says the UK could re-join the EU under his leadership

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Andy Burnham 'repeating the mistakes of Keir Starmer' with triple lock

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Analysis Andy Burnham shows he is the bravest Labour leader in a long time

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Michael Marra: I'd like Scotland to rejoin EU in a generation

Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra and Prime Minister Andy Burnham.placeholder image

Michael Marra: Scotland is an 'absolute priority' for the PM

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Faslane floating docks will be built in the UK, says Labour Chancellor

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Hay's Way: 'Scotland's Fawlty Towers' or an island treasure?

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Uninhabited island where paratrooper retreated during covid for sale

Europe’s biggest onshore wind farm, Whitelee Windfarm on the outskirts of Glasgow. (Danny Lawson/PA)placeholder image

'UK spends twice as much switching off windfarms as on nuclear'

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Scotland has hundreds of innovative firms stuck in second gear

Travel eSIMs can help holidaymakers stay connected for maps, messaging and trip planning, even when exploring more remote destinations.placeholder image

The phone feature travellers should check before their next holiday

Conow aims to support the evolution of European home energyplaceholder image

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The Ferry is set in Dundee.placeholder image

Play to 'point spotlight' at county lines drug operations in Scotland

Sphagnum moss is a primary building block of northern peatlands and is unusual in that it has no roots or stomata - the tiny openings that help most plants regulate water loss.placeholder image

The tiny moss that could help save peatlands from drought

Crossbasket Castle, Blantyre, South Lanarkshireplaceholder image

All the Scottish winners at the AA Hospitality Awards 2026

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Work to begin on tunnel from Shetland mainland to neighbouring isle

A long-held vision to connect the Shetland Isles by tunnel has reached a major milestone

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Exclusive UK minister Michael Shanks asks public for 'patience' with GB Energy

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More reported child deaths in Scotland per head than other UK nations

King Charles III unveils a plaque during a visit to the new Great British Energy headquarters in Aberdeen to meet with representatives working across North East Scotland supporting the United Kingdom’s energy transitionplaceholder image

King hails ‘genius’ engineering skills on visit to GB Energy HQ

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Ad Feature Adobe teams up with Jet2 for AI-powered holiday experiences

Zhang Pu arrived in the UK in the early 1990s and obtained a master’s degreeplaceholder image

Ad Feature Chinese-language novel 'A Tibetan Girl Called Ata' released in English

Whirlybird will open in Edinburgh's Old Town in May.placeholder image

‘Magnificent’ Scottish restaurant added to the Michelin Guide

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Ad Feature TRUE CRIME channel launches gripping new investigations this week

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Ad Feature Brits urged to weatherproof homes, as 2026 storm season begins

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What's really driving Scotland's industrial property market?

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Ad Feature QX Global Group launches tax processing solution for accounting firms

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney greets European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen after delivering a speech at the European Parliament (Picture: Jean-Christophe Verhaegen)placeholder image

As EU and Canada light democratic beacon, UK must rally to that cause Scotsman comment

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Edinburgh Uni to mothball 90 courses as five weeks of strikes to start

King Charles III walks with Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang (right) to a meeting for leaders from the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, Government, and thought leaders to discuss how AI can be developed and deployed in ways that benefit society, at Dumfries House in Cumnock, Ayrshire. placeholder image

King warns of 'existential dangers' of AI at Scottish summit

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The 1980s has been crowned Britain’s most standout decade

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wireplaceholder image

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