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The impact of the UK government's new energy strategy features on Scotland's front pages.

A Royal Bank of Scotland survey suggests recruitment increases in both permanent and temporary posts.

Scotland could learn lessons from German football's fight against anti-Semitism, the sports minister says.

When Ninon Ferguson offered to donate an organ to someone at work, he thought she was joking.

Health authorities in Scotland and England are looking into 71 unusual cases of the illness.

Ithaca Energy has bought the owners of the controversial Cambo project in a $1.5bn (£1.125bn) deal.

The accused claims to be Arthur Knight, but US prosecutors believe he is Nicholas Rossi and want him extradited.

It is claimed the boys, age 16 and 18, assaulted two girls, age 17 and 18, in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Park.

Jeane Freeman says she was unaware money returned by Natalie McGarry, who is accused of embezzlement, was a loan.

Unite warns 745 jobs are at risk at the Glasgow Lighthouse Lab after it lost a UK government contract.

Kenneth Bright raped three victims while they were under the influence and incapable of consenting.

Nuclear, wind and hydrogen form the core of the plan, but where does Scotland sit on the main points?

The party is putting the cost-of living crisis at the heart of its local elections campaign.

Arran, Uist and Tiree are on the list of baby names registered last year, along with the Scottish town of Irvine.

UK ministers want to boost North Sea oil and gas production, but will not push for new nuclear sites in Scotland.

A plaque celebrating the role of Ned Haig is unveiled ahead of the return of a tournament in Melrose.

One Ayrshire firm considers the impact rising costs, including increasing National Insurance, will have.

New data on cancer cases spotted late and plans to accelerate domestic oil and gas production make Scotland's papers.