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Here is your latest weekly round-up of crime in Midlothian, for February 7-13, as reported by Police Scotland.

Police Scotland’s Chief Constable has announced that all operational officers in the force will be trained and equipped with a life-saving nasal spray.

When Covid struck Scotland nearly two years ago, I joined fellow Scotsman staff and most other office-based workers in switching to home working overnight.

Weathermen have flashed a ‘danger to life’ warning from winds up to 90mph, expected to be named Storm Dudley.

Alexandra Czech-Seklecka sometimes feels as though she is “dying from pain”.

UK energy supplier Northern Powergrid has apologised to 74 of their customers after homes were accidentally issued Storm Arwen compensation cheques of more than £2.3 trillion.

The beleaguered Ferguson Marine shipyard is “in danger of becoming a laughing stock", critics have said, after it emerged long-delayed ferries will be held up further due to a blunder over cabling.

ScotRail is to end its temporary, reduced timetable next week.

It is a cornerstone of Glasgow’s artist renaissance, one of the jewels in the crown of Scottish culture and one of the most important treasure troves of work amassed by a single individual anywhere in the world.

A woman has been arrested and charged following the recovery of thousands of pounds worth of Class A drugs.