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28/07/2024
Governments either side of the Border are under pressure to agree a series of new pay deals with public sector workers.
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Governments either side of the Border are under pressure to agree a series of new pay deals with public sector workers.
Sandwood Bay is breathtaking!
Sandwood Bay is truly breathtaking!
A selection of your photos sent in over the last week!
A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.
Mind when this famous face popped up in Gary: Tank Commander 😆
The rules to know when petting an alpaca! 🦙
(Via BBC Radio Scotland)
John Robertson on the career-changing moment a tough talking-to made him step up and take his football seriously.
After an almost 40-year campaign, a stunning but little-known UK landscape has been awarded world heritage status.
After an almost 40-year campaign, a little-known UK landscape has been awarded world heritage status.
Amy wants answers to her health worries.
Darren meets two people having elocution lessons – one to reduce her accent, and one to enhance it.
A woman who remortgaged her house and sold her belongings to move off-grid into a shipping container says she loves her new lifestyle.
Robyn Swan, 32 bought land and a shipping container which she renovated and moved into.
Janey Godley faces up to a diagnosis of terminal cancer.
The 20th Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival opens today with performances by Sugababes, Sophie Ellis-Bexter and Teenage Fanclub.
Sophie Ellis-Bexter, Sugababes, James Arthur and Deacon Blue are among this year's big names.
Call handlers like Sarah take emergency 999 calls from all over Scotland.
Almost three dozen Scots athletes will take to the biggest stage in sport as part of Team GB at this year's Olympic Games in Paris.
BBC Scotland profiles the 34 Scots in Team GB for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
I hope I'm never that thirsty...
Short Stuff sketch from Stephen Buchanan & Paul Doc!
The Grey's Anatomy star is back in Scotland filming the Primrose Railway Children in Glasgow and the Highlands.
You can't beat a boat trip ⛵
This is a dream date ❤️
Historians have discovered a bullet hole at a Grade A listed house near Stirling, which they believe is proof of an assassination attempt against Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Researchers have discovered a musketball hole hidden amid wooden panelling at Bannockburn House.
Andy Murray has confirmed he will retire from tennis after the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Two-time gold medallist Andy Murray will retire after the Olympics in Paris.
Ants are small but mighty! 🐜
Can we get some name tags over here please?
Will Ron’s first honey harvest from his hive be a success? 🐝🍯
Galloway in Scotland has been chosen as the preferred site for the next national park.
The south of Scotland location was chosen from a five-strong shortlist by the Scottish government.
Gamers with disabilities say a culture shift among developers is leading to a more inclusive experience.
(Via BBC Scotland News)
Dundee often finds itself at the centre of the games world, so Martin and Phil are off to explore 🎮
Chris McQueer explores the fascinating stories behind banknotes and the people on them 💷
Victoria just loves her caravan in Fife - and travels 3,500 miles from the US to stay in it! 🚐
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The rules to know when petting an alpaca! 🦙 (Via BBC Radio Scotland)
John Robertson on the career-changing moment a tough talking-to made him step up and take his football seriously.
Mind when this famous face popped up in Gary: Tank Commander 😆
Darren meets two people having elocution lessons – one to reduce her accent, and one to enhance it.
Call handlers like Sarah take emergency 999 calls from all over Scotland.
I hope I'm never that thirsty... Short Stuff sketch from Stephen Buchanan & Paul Doc!
Gamers with disabilities say a culture shift among developers is leading to a more inclusive experience. (Via BBC Scotland News)
“My career was wrecked.” In the 1980s, former bandsman Paul Wilson was arrested and thrown out the Army for being gay. (Via BBC Scotland News)
That moment when you find out about an Emmy nomination while you're live on the radio! (Via BBC Radio Scotland)