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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Cairngorms eagle chicks fitted with new type of tag
Conservationists say the devices will provide more detailed and accurate information on the birds' movements.
Seasick swimmer makes history by completing Outer Hebrides challenge
James Armour has become the first person to swim, run and cycle the length of the Outer Hebrides.
Famous Commando Memorial set for improvement work
The site recalls Allied commandos who fought in WW2 and Royal Marines who have served in conflicts since the war.
Covid in Scotland: Most restrictions to end from 9 August
Social distancing will no longer be required in most locations - but the wearing of face coverings will continue.
Would you move to an island for £50,000?
The Scottish government is proposing an Islands Bond to encourage young people to stay or move to the islands.
CalMac-chartered ship back in service after repair
The MV Arrow broke down just a week after it was brought in to help on the Stornoway-Ullapool route.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Managers at odds on County win
St Johnstone manager Steve Lomas was left aggrieved after losing at Ross County in the Scottish Premier League.
Exhausted Inverness 'second best'
Manager Terry Butcher thinks fatigue was a factor in Inverness Caley Thistle's 3-0 defeat at Motherwell.
Ross County 1-0 St Johnstone
Ross County hold firm to claim all three points from their Scottish Premier League clash against St Johnstone.
Motherwell 3-0 Inverness CT
Michael Higdon scores twice as Motherwell leapfrog Inverness CT into second place in the Scottish Premier League.
Inverness attendances vex Butcher
Poor crowds lead Inverness boss Terry Butcher to question whether the city deserves a team challenging for Europe.
Inverness profligacy irks Butcher
Inverness CT manager Terry Butcher rages at his side's failure to secure all three points against Kilmarnock.
Inverness CT 1-1 Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock's Borja Perez scores a last minute equaliser against the run of play to rescue a point at Inverness CT.
SPL Highland derby given new date
The Scottish Premier League release new dates for Ross County v Inverness and Dundee v St Mirren.
Inverness CT 1-3 Celtic
Celtic recover from an early setback to clock up a comfortable win against Caley Thistle in Inverness.
Ross County concern over fixtures
Ross County chairman Roy MacGregor worries about "uncertainty over fixtures" in the proposed 12-12-18 league model.
Adams joy at County's SPL leap
Derek Adams set his sights on a top-six finish after Ross County leap from 10th to joint-sixth by beating Dundee 2-0.
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National News Headlines
Covid in Scotland: Scotland to begin vaccinating 16 and 17-year-olds
Nicola Sturgeon says they will be offered the vaccine as soon as possible following advice from the UK advisory body.
Covid in Scotland: Drinking at the bar will be allowed in pubs
"Vertical drinking" can take place - and nightclub dancing without masks is also set to agreed, says Scotland's national clinical director.
'I run my business from my pimped-up camper van'
Liam Chester was burnt out with work so he converted a camper van to take his office into nature.
Boris Johnson 'not in favour' of drug consumption rooms
The Scottish government is committed to setting up "safe" consumption facilities - but the prime minister opposes them.
Covid in Scotland: Where are the latest cases?
A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.
'Human remains' found at fire in Pollok's Househill Park
Specialist forensic teams are examining an area of Househill Park in the Pollok area of Glasgow.
Celtic & Rangers could have full crowds for European matches
Celtic and Rangers could have capacity crowds for next week's European games, with the local council likely to grant permission.
Blair Drummond Safari Park cleared over animal welfare allegations
A probe sparked by historical animal deaths at Blair Drummond Safari Park finds 'no ongoing welfare issues'.
SQA chief defends 'assessments' replacing Nat 5 and Higher exams
Chief executive Fiona Robertson also refused to apologise for the algorithm used last year to revise grades down.
TRNSMT festival confirmed to go ahead in September
Organiser Geoff Ellis said the event had permission to go ahead with 50,000 music fans attending.
Seasick swimmer makes history by completing Outer Hebrides challenge
James Armour has become the first person to swim, run and cycle the length of the Outer Hebrides.
Suspect formerly of Telford 'believed to have been in Scotland'
Robert Wieczorkowski has links to Aberdeen, police say, after a body was found in Shropshire.
Source: BBC News
