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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Aberdeen on track for £8m ScotRail railway station revamp
A new lounge area and ticket office are among the improvements being promised by ScotRail.
Urban foxes 'more like domesticated dogs'
Red foxes living in cities are diverging from their country cousins, according to new research.
The story of weather watching in Shetland
The Met Office observatory in Lerwick is approaching its 100th year of operations.
Speeding drink-driver killed man in Aberdeen bus stop crash
Martin Henderson fled the scene after killing a 70-year-old man who was standing at a bus stop in Aberdeen.
Massive queues as McDonald's reopens Scottish drive-thru restaurants
The fast-food giant aims to have 1,000 of its UK and Ireland drive-thru locations running by Thursday.
Sexual assault councillor Alan Donnelly suspension extended
Alan Donnelly resisted calls to stand down from the council despite his conviction for sexual assault.
Rare evidence of 5,000-year-old fabric discovered in Orkney
Archaeologists found an impression of the woven textile on pottery discovered in Orkney.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Muirhead & Brewster retain titles
Eve Muirhead and Tom Brewster guide their rinks to respective women's and men's Scottish curling titles in Perth on Sunday.
Peterhead 0-0 Stirling Albion
Bottom-placed Stirling Albion hold play-off hopefuls Peterhead to a draw in the Scottish Third Division
Montrose 4-1 Elgin City
Montrose moved into the top four of the Scottish Third Division with a defeat of play-off rivals Elgin City at Links Park.
Aberdeen boss relieved at victory
Aberdeen boss Craig Brown feels his side should have had a penalty in the narrow win over Dundee.
Aberdeen 1-0 Dundee
Niall McGinn's 17th goal of the season gives Aberdeen their first win of 2013 as Dundee lose at Pittodrie.
Toll taken on Dons' pitch - Brown
Aberdeen boss Craig Brown admits last year's rugby at Pittodrie combined with bad weather has affected the pitch.
Brown wants Dons unbeaten streak
Aberdeen manager Craig Brown insists his players can improve on recent displays despite their 0-0 draw against St Mirren.
Aberdeen 0-0 St Mirren
Ten-man Aberdeen hold on to claim a point in a drab, goalless Scottish Premier League encounter at Pittodrie.
East Stirling 2-4 Peterhead
Rory McAllister's double sets promotion-chasing Peterhead on their way to a comfortable win.
Scotland 1-0 Estonia
Scotland get off to a winning start under their new manager Gordon Strachan by beating Estonia at Pittodrie
Gilmour unhappy with Dons surface
Chairman Stewart Gilmour says St Mirren are extremely disappointed with the state of Aberdeen's pitch on Saturday.
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National News Headlines
Coronavirus shielders: ?The virus is still out there?
For more than 100,000 of the country's most vulnerable, the Covid-19 lockdown has not changed.
Scotland's papers: 'One in 10 face jobs axe' and burger rush
Fears unemployment will reach the highest level since the 1980s features on Scotland's front pages.
Coronavirus: Children return to childminders and outdoor nurseries
Outdoor nurseries and childminders are reopening as part of the first phase of lifting lockdown.
Supreme Court to rule on 'paedophile hunters' case
Mark Sutherland was snared after sending explicit pictures to what he believed was a 13-year-old boy.
Coronavirus: 'Act like tourists' plea to help post-lockdown Edinburgh
Businesses want local people to rediscover the city centre to help its recovery after restrictions are lifted.
Urban foxes 'more like domesticated dogs'
Red foxes living in cities are diverging from their country cousins, according to new research.
Job losses as US medical research firm closes lab
Charles River Laboratories operates test centres at Riccarton in Edinburgh and Tranent in East Lothian.
Coronavirus: Food bank parcels for children 'at record high'
Charities say emergency supplies in Scotland have had to go up by 47% during the coronavirus pandemic.
Borders Railway extension 'more important now than ever'
Campaigners say taking the Borders line on to Carlisle could be a vital post-coronavirus project.
Coronavirus: Two charged after 60-mile trip to climb mountain
The man and the woman had to be rescued after getting into difficulty on the Munro near Crianlarich.
Massive queues as McDonald's reopens Scottish drive-thru restaurants
The fast-food giant aims to have 1,000 of its UK and Ireland drive-thru locations running by Thursday.
Coronavirus in Scotland: How can we restart the NHS?
Health correspondent Lisa Summers on the challenges in restoring the full range of non-Covid NHS services
Source: BBC News
