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Nicola Sturgeon's proposed date for another independence referendum leads Scotland's front pages.

It will help to create a "world-class long-distance route" from Moffat to Berwick-upon-Tweed.

A leading doctor says staff are apologising for NHS failings which are letting patients down.

Events are planned to mark the 400th anniversary of Edward Raban's first press in Aberdeen.

What are the arguments set to be made in the Supreme Court about a Scottish independence referendum?

A charity is calling for better support for students, after finding high numbers seeking support.

The bill gives ministers the ability to impose lockdown restrictions in a future health emergency.

Sexual and violent offences recorded by police rose last year despite a fall in overall crime figures.

The UK Supreme Court will be asked if the Scottish government can hold a vote without UK consent.

Nicola Sturgeon wants to hold a second referendum next year, so is another vote now inevitable?

Police say the 14-year-old was left upset after she was approached by two men in East Renfrewshire.

Web developer Ruairi Murphy is jailed for six years for abusing and assaulting the women in Fife.

NHS Borders had urged the public to attend but has now decided to keep its proceedings online.

An animal welfare charity sees a three-fold rise in rabbits being taken into its care.

Grace Ross struck Joshua Kerr, 18, with her car near the farm where he worked in Fife in May 2020.

Almost a quarter of people are waiting longer than the 62-day target for their first treatment.

Reform Scotland says taxes will need to be increased and the system will need to be reformed.

There were 3.9 infant deaths for every thousand live births in 2021, according to new figures.