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Outgoing SPA boss, Susan Deacon, says a "clutter of organisations dabbling about" is not sufficient scrutiny.

Prof Susan Deacon's resignation means the SPA is looking for its fourth chair in six years.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon denies opposition claims of a "crisis" after Susan Deacon resigns as chairwoman of the SPA.

Leaflets on how to prevent fires in the home and what to do if one starts are being distributed across Scotland.

The annual campaign is the first since new police roadside drug-detection kits were introduced.

Kadi Johnson accuses Police Scotland of institutional racism following the death of her brother in custody.

An end of life care expert calls for speedier decision making over a bid to build a new cancer centre in southern Scotland.

Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf said the inquiry would examine whether race played a part in the case.

The 38-year-old was found dead at her Ayrshire home more than 12 hours after police were contacted.

Fire crews were targeted six times in Scotland as they attended hundreds of incidents, including 359 bonfires.

The police drones use advanced cameras and neural computer networks to spot missing and vulnerable people.

A review group will look at potential fireworks restrictions as part of a plan to address concerns.

A minister who masterminded the rescue of dozen of prisoners of war from the Nazis is recognised for his bravery.

Analysis of Police Scotland data shows that officers found nothing in almost two thirds of cases.

About 100 police officers will be deployed to London to assist with the Extinction Rebellion protests.

The swab tests - dubbed "drugalysers" - will be introduced along with updated drug-driving laws.

The move follows an independent report which identified serious concerns surrounding stadium safety.

New leads are being pursued by officers probing claims Maryanne Pugsley was abused as a school pupil.

The three-man gang, one of whom had a knife, stole a mobile phone after getting into a house in Ayr.

The dedicated control room at Bilston Glen will go live on 21 October to deal with Brexit-related problems.

The bronze statue was unveiled at a celebration in Ayr to mark the peacemaker's birth date.

A health board says the deal has saved it hundreds of thousands of pounds in running costs.

Officers could have prevented a serious attack in Midlothian if they had responded to an earlier call.

An employment tribunal in Edinburgh is told that female officers were "set up to fail".

Police want people to pack bags of emergency supplies. For some, it's "common sense".

A total of 26 schools in 11 council areas will be rebuilt or refurbished in the first phase of the programme.

A Police Scotland tweet urged people to pack essentials such as a first aid kit, radio, torch, and food and water.

Data from Edinburgh shows the first urban average speed camera system in Scotland cut speeding.

A report on the force's plans names civil unrest as the biggest issue it faces in preparing to leave the EU.

The legislation came into effect in April and criminalises coercive and controlling behaviours.

Police found cocaine, heroin and cannabis at Kevin Dallas' flat in Clydebank after being alerted to a disturbance.

A health board says a proposal to develop a Maggie's Centre in its area is still under discussion.

The woman set herself on fire with a cigarette lighter and suffered severe burns to her thigh.

Some 300 officers will be on standby from early August to deal with any disruption resulting from the UK's departure from the EU on 31 October.

Ten Police Scotland officers face disciplinary action over messages posted to a WhatsApp group chat.

The Scottish government has been trying to merge British Transport Police in Scotland with the national force since 2016.

Former Lord Advocate Dame Elish Angiolini calls for changes in how complaints against senior officers in Scotland are handled.

Tributes are paid to the wrestling champion from Ayr who has died at the age of 36.

Passengers using some Scotrail services from Glasgow Central face major disruption due to a signalling fault.

Police watchdog rules that officers were not appropriately trained to pursue a stolen car that later crashed.