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Cancer trial making ‘real changes’ to survival rates for patients
A pancreatic cancer trial that aims to match patients with more targeted and effective treatments for their tumours has recruited its 100th patient.
College chiefs write to lecturers over pay dispute ahead of strike
College chiefs have written directly to lecturers urging them to reconsider further strike action in a dispute over pay.
Cutting speed limit to 20mph ‘cheapest way to save lives’
Cutting the speed limit to 20mph in residential streets would be the cheapest way to save lives, the MSP behind the plan has argued.
Nearly 100,000 operations cancelled in three years
Nearly 100,000 operations have been cancelled across Scotland’s NHS since 2016.
Flagship golf tournament used volunteers as shop assistants, MSPs told
A major golf event coming to Scotland this year will not use volunteers as shop assistants, unlike the Ryder Cup, MSPs have been told.
Police control room sent no-one to home of woman found dead 12 hours later
Police control room staff did not send any officers to the home of a woman who was found dead in a cupboard there 12 hours later, a report has found.
Woman dies after getting into difficulty in water off Isle of Harris
A woman has died after getting into difficulty in water off the Isle of Harris.
Kingdom FM and Original 106 radio stations acquired by DC Thomson Media
DC Thomson Media has added to its radio interests by acquiring two of Scotland’s biggest commercial radio stations, Kingdom FM and Original 106.
Two arrested after man dies
Two men have been arrested after a man died following a disturbance in Paisley.
Hollywood to head to Glasgow again as Steven Spielberg and Sam Mendes’ World War One drama 1917 given green light for filming
Glasgow City Council have granted permission for a new Hollywood World War One film to be shot in the city.
Scotland’s economy outperforms UK in final three months of 2018
Scotland’s economy grew more than that of the UK in the final three months of 2018.
