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Tougher coronavirus restrictions in Scotland have failed to make a “meaningful difference” to infection levels and are causing “enormous damage” to some sectors, business leaders have claimed.

More than 134,000 fly-tipping incidents have been flagged to councils in the past two years, but only a fraction of these were referred to prosecutors.

Michael Shanks is ran 6,000+ Glasgow streets in what started as lockdown exercise.

Courier exclusive: US golfing legend Jack Nicklaus has accepted an offer to become an honorary citizen of the Royal Burgh of St Andrews.

Michael Shanks is ran 6,000+ Glasgow streets in what started as lockdown exercise.

ScotRail has introduced a temporary timetable, as it continues to struggle in the battle against Covid-19.

Primary pupils in West Lothian continue to perform above the national average for literacy and numeracy.

In 2013, there were 527 drug-related deaths in Scotland.

The industry expects continued strides toward recovery, though further pandemic-related turbulence is likely.

More than 165,000 days of police officer and staff time have been lost to mental ill health in Scotland over the past two-and-a-half years.