
Scots will pay the price if energy policies aren't fixed as diesel prices rise
"Until our energy policy is fixed Scots motorists will continue to pay the ultimate price for the short-sightedness of successive governments."
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"Until our energy policy is fixed Scots motorists will continue to pay the ultimate price for the short-sightedness of successive governments."

The former first minister is set to teach a Leadership Under Pressure: Lessons for Women in Power class.

Arkadii Petrov and his family arrived in Kirkcudbright at the start of the war after leaving their home country.

It said 'this level of financial return is not sustainable'.

Writing in his first column for the Record since becoming the leader of Scottish Labour, Michael Marra says he wants to do politics differently - with the doors open to all.

Police Scotland’s That Guy campaign calls on men to be positive role models

Around 3000 staff at the university are going on strike.

A Scottish Bridge survey has revealed Scots worries regarding the use of technology and AI.

The figures follow the tragic cases of Brian Hurton and Julie Parker - who both died after waiting several hours for an ambulance.

NHS Grampian declared the incident following increasing pressure at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and Dr Gray’s Hospital in Elgin.

Far-right thugs gathered on the street in a planned rally

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