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Scots urged to 'avoid alcohol' as country continues to swelter in heatwave

Temperatures could hit record highs on Tuesday, with a Met Office amber weather warning in place for extreme heat in eastern, southern and central parts of Scotland until midnight on Wednesday.

Glasgow Live

Scotland's popular nature site given staffing boost to support visitor pressure

MANY of Scotland’s most popular nature sites are set to receive a staffing boost this summer.

The National (Scotland)

UK Government cancels loans to Sanjeev Gupta's group

Scottish Liberal Democrat economy spokesman calls for Scottish Government to end secrecy about its financial involvement

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New disability payment replacing PIP in seven council areas next week involves no private sector assessments

Applications for Adult Disability Payment will open in Fife, Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire, Moray, North Ayrshire, East Ayrshire or South Ayrshire on July 25.

Daily Record

Glasgow petition calls for safe outdoor swimming area 'in or near River Clyde'

It comes as temperatures could hit record highs in Scotland on Tuesday as the country looks set to continue sweltering in a heatwave - with the mercury set to reach 28C in Glasgow.

Glasgow Live

Experts' advice for Perth and Kinross residents to stay cool and beat the heat

Temperatures in the region soar to 30 degrees over July 18-19 with warnings over the risk of heat exhaustion

Daily Record

Scots urged to avoid alcohol as country braces for hottest day on record

Parts of southern Scotland could hit 34 degrees on Tuesday with the public urged to avoid travelling unless necessary.

Daily Record

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Scepticism over US mesh implant removal organised by Scottish Government

Evagail Dagleish, from Ayr, had a mesh implant inserted in 2005 and was left with years of kidney and bladder pain.

Daily Record

General Medical Council warn that NHS backlog cannot be fixed with 'exhausted' clinicians

THE General Medical Council (GMC) is warning that the backlog of care in the NHS cannot be addressed with an “exhausted and depleted supply of…

The National (Scotland)

GMC warns of high risk of doctor burnout

The regulator warned: ‘what should have been a blip is in danger of becoming a trend’.

The Independent UK

UK Government LOSES first major indyref battle in Supreme Court showdown

THE UK Government’s effort to have the Supreme Court case for a Scottish independence referendum thrown out without even receiving evidence on…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government warns of ‘existential’ environmental threats

The world faces “threats of existential proportions”, a Scottish minister has said following warnings that 90 per cent of Atlantic plankton may…

The National (Scotland)

Councils can't keep footing bill for electric car charging says Ayrshire roads boss

Ayrshire Roads Alliance head Kevin Braidwood is drawing up an electric vehicle strategy but insists councils can't continue to cover costs of public charging.

Daily Record

Dundee City Council's planning application appeal figures in the spotlight

Conservative MSP, Maurice Golden, said that almost two-thirds of rejected local planning applications have been overturned by the government.

Daily Record

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I won’t be afraid to call out Scottish Government, says Badenoch

Kemi Badenoch received the votes of some 49 MPs in the recent ballot.

The National (Scotland)

Kemi Badenoch accused of 'Trumpian logic' in attack on SNP's record

TORY leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch has claimed SNP ministers "hide behind populism and polarisation" to deflect from their failures…

Daily Record

Nurse writes to Nicola Sturgeon claiming care homes were 'bullied' into taking Covid patients

Lesley Roberts said the First Minister must respond to an English court ruling that it was unlawful to move patients from hospitals to care homes without them being Covid tested.

Edinburgh Live

Mega Edinburgh cruise ship housing Ukrainian refugees poses 'Covid outbreak' risk

Hundreds of refugees fleeing the conflict with Russia will soon be given a place to stay, except it won't be on dry land. The huge cruise ship arrived in Leith on July 13 ahead of welcoming Ukrainians onboard on a temporary basis

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Ukrainian refugees brought to Glasgow fear becoming homeless

Ukrainian refugees brought to Scotland are now fearing being left in the streets with nowhere to go after being asked to leave hotels they were initially put up in.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish private schools come out of the pandemic £12.3m richer

SCOTLAND’S leading independent schools were worth £12.3 million more in 2021 than they were the previous year, despite the impact of the Covid-19…

The National (Scotland)

Charities given £250,000 by Scottish Government to tackle hunger crisis in Africa

TWO charities have been given grants of £250,000 from the Scottish Government to tackle a food shortage in the Horn of Africa.

The National (Scotland)

The SNP ask why Westminster has 'failed Scotland at every turn'

THE SNP depute leader has called for the Tory leadership hopefuls to explain why Westminster has “failed Scotland at every turn”.

Daily Record

Ukrainian refugees in Nicola Sturgeon Scots sponsor scheme fear becoming homeless

Ukrainian refugees who were brought to Scotland as part of a scheme launched by Nicola Sturgeon are now fearing being left in the streets with nowhere to go, with some living on a disused cruise ship.

Daily Record

Call for ban on selling lethal machetes which can be found for less than £10 in Scotland

A petition, launched by a knife attack victim, has already attracted 72,000 signatures from both north and south of the border.

Wales Online

What does the Crown Estate own in Wales and how much money would Wales get if it was devolved?

Many people want to see these funds go to Wales like it does for Scotland

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