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The number of drug deaths fell from the previous year's figures but are huge in comparison to numbers from 20 years ago, and other European countries.
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Police in Scotland arrested the SNP treasurer on Tuesday in connection with a long-running probe into party finances.
Scotland: New first minister chosen to succeed Nicola Sturgeon
Humza Yousaf becomes Scotland's first Muslim leader.
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Petter Murrell, the party's long-time CEO is mired in scandal, and married to outgoing First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
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Scotland: Why did Nicola Sturgeon resign and who will replace her?
There are several reasons why Scotland's longest-serving First Minister is stepping down, and more than a few likely contenders for her job.
Europeans show support for Scottish independence after UK court ruling
Independence supporters took to the streets of Scotland and European cities in solidarity, after UK Supreme Court ruled that Scotland's government can't hold a new independence referendum.
What's next after Scotland lost its case for a new independence vote?
Nicola Sturgeon's Scottish National Party faces three options after being prevented from legally holding a new independence referendum.
UK's highest court hears case for second vote on Scottish independence
Sturgeon said that if the courts blocked a referendum, “we put our case to people in an election or we give up on Scottish democracy”.
Scotland plans abortion clinic buffer zones, as protests turn ugly
Supporters of the buffer zones would defuse an often intimidating atmosphere for patients; while opponents say it clamps down on their freedom of speech and freedom to protest.
Scotland sorry over killing of thousands of women for 'witchcraft'
Between the 16th and 18th centuries, around 4,000 people in Scotland were accused of 'witchcraft'.
Scotland could soon pardon thousands of women executed as witches
Nearly 4,000 people in Scotland were accused of witchcraft between 1563 and 1736, many of whom were tortured and executed.
Euroviews. Scotland will have to work hard to keep its EU connections | View
For post-Brexit Scotland, re-joining the EU is a long way off. Those that would see this happen must come up with an adequate strategy to maintain ties with Europe in years to come, writes European Merchants director Anthony Salamone.
Scottish leader and Manchester mayor lock horns over travel ban
The mayor of the English city has called Monday's sudden travel ban "insulting" while Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon insisted the decision was based on local COVID-19 figures.
Scotland’s First Minister ‘misled’ parliament over Salmond allegations
A committee has found Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon “misled” the nation’s parliament over sexual assault allegations against her predecessor Alex Salmond.
Support for Scottish independence soars in new poll
A record number of people now support independence for Scotland. A new Ipsos MORI poll puts the number of Scottish residents who want to leave the union at the highest level ever recorded.
COVID-19: Parents help change Scotland's course over schools reopening
Parents voicing their concerns over the quality of their children's education have pushed the Scottish Government to change course over re-opening schools part-time.