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Coronavirus in Scotland - no new deaths for fourth day
The latest figures were revealed by the first minister as many shops across Scotland reopened.
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Coronavirus in Scotland - no new deaths for fourth day
The latest figures were revealed by the first minister as many shops across Scotland reopened.

Honour for woman who tended WW2 graves for 70 years
Isobel Harling has looked after the graves of Indian soldiers killed while training in the Highlands.

CalMac poised to increase sailings
The west coast ferry operator is to move away from its emergency timetable from the start of July.

Space port plans approved by councillors
The decision on the Sutherland Space Hub will be referred to the Scottish government for review.

Railway and road damaged during thunderstorms
Network Rail says the West Highland Line will be closed for more than two weeks after a landslip under the track.

Caution urged for return of islands tourism
The Western Isles are grappling with the challenge of reviving tourism, while protecting their record on Covid-19.

Highland's finances 'hit hardest' by Covid crisis
Loss of income from tourism and the furloughing of staff have put extra pressure on the Scottish local authority.
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Coronavirus in Scotland - no new deaths for fourth day
The latest figures were revealed by the first minister as many shops across Scotland reopened.

Honour for woman who tended WW2 graves for 70 years
Isobel Harling has looked after the graves of Indian soldiers killed while training in the Highlands.

CalMac poised to increase sailings
The west coast ferry operator is to move away from its emergency timetable from the start of July.

Space port plans approved by councillors
The decision on the Sutherland Space Hub will be referred to the Scottish government for review.

Railway and road damaged during thunderstorms
Network Rail says the West Highland Line will be closed for more than two weeks after a landslip under the track.

Caution urged for return of islands tourism
The Western Isles are grappling with the challenge of reviving tourism, while protecting their record on Covid-19.

Highland's finances 'hit hardest' by Covid crisis
Loss of income from tourism and the furloughing of staff have put extra pressure on the Scottish local authority.

Honour for woman who tended WW2 graves for 70 years
Isobel Harling has looked after the graves of Indian soldiers killed while training in the Highlands.

CalMac poised to increase sailings
The west coast ferry operator is to move away from its emergency timetable from the start of July.

Space port plans approved by councillors
The decision on the Sutherland Space Hub will be referred to the Scottish government for review.
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