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| A six-mile control zone is set up and other birds are culled on a farm on the island of Sanday. |
| Hapoel Be'er Sheva reportedly head the queue to sign Celtic's Hatem Abd Elhamed as Rangers face potential problems signing Juan Alegria. |
| Some papers lead with concern that households interacting will lead to level four at the start of 2021. |
| We all know what we can't do to celebrate the festive season in the pandemic - but here's what you CAN still do. |
| In 1920, the US banned alcohol but bootleggers went to extraordinary lengths to hide the illicit goods. |
| Official guidance has identified 28 common symptoms like dizziness, breathlessness and chest pain. |
| Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire and East Lothian will move to level three from 18:00 on Friday. |
| Multi-million pound pay-out from the public purse agreed after "malicious" prosecution in 2014. |
| The Glenfiddich 12-year single malt, valued at £200,000, was stolen from a Carmyle industrial estate. |
| A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland. |
| Routine surgery is suspended at Borders General Hospital until the end of the year as pressure grows. |
| Two men died after the incident at a farm in Whitecross, near Falkirk, in May 2019. |
| Some people across the UK have been able to form "support bubbles" or "extended households". |
| Glasgow could handed a 28-0 'loss' in their cancelled match with Lyon, which would be a significant blow to their hopes of Champions Cup progress. |
| Andrew Slorance wins $1m to fund the manufacture of his innovative smart-wheelchair. |
| The data stolen includes individuals' names, addresses and some dates of birth but not bank details. |
| The first minister apologises to bereaved families as Scotland again records the highest drug death rate in Europe. |
| Craig Gordon is not one for bringing out his medals - that's for the end of his career, as he tells Tom English. |
| As the Scottish government publishes it updated climate change plan, we ask what Scotland is doing about climate change. |
| The deputy first minister warns tough restrictions - including a potential lockdown - are possible as Covid cases rise. |
| In one case officers broke up a party at a property where the rules had been contravened twice before. |
| As Celtic prepare to face Hearts in the Scottish Cup semi-final, has their bid for the quadruple treble been pushed into insignificance? |
| In his latest BBC Sport column, Andy Murray discusses why athletes shouldn't be told to 'stick to sports'. |
| Reporter Emma Clifford Bell returns to the area of Glasgow where she grew up, to see Covid's impact. |
| While young people are unlikely to become seriously ill, Jack Fair's family want to highlight the risk. |
| Engineers investigating the unexplained outages found they were caused by murmurations of starlings. |
| Birds roosting on electricity cables leading into a Falkirk village have been causing nightly power cuts for residents. |
| BBC journalist Emma Clifford Bell grew up in Drumchapel, Scotland. She has been back to talk to some of the community about how lockdown has impacted their lives. |
| The Scottish government has updated its guidance on what people can do at Christmas. |
| An SNP MP is ordered out of the Commons after he refused to stop protesting as MPs began a vote on the UK Internal Market Bill. |
| The small fragment of wood, which was lost for decades, was found during a collection review at the University of Aberdeen. |
| The stories of some of the 6,000 people who have lost their lives to coronavirus in Scotland. |
| More than 6,000 people have died from Covid-19, but the death rate is now declining again, figures show. |
| The latest review of coronavirus restrictions has been announced - but what are the rules in your area? |
| More people in Scotland are to face level three rules. So, is your council area entering the second strictest tier? |
| From cancelled operations to benefit claim rises, how has the pandemic impacted peoples' lives? |
| More than 1,200 people died of drug-related deaths in Scotland, the highest ever total. |
| Scientists will keep a close eye on this variant to see if it is a better spreader than others. |
| The sudden lockdown in March turned the world of work upside down for millions, including the very newest, apprentices. |
| Experts back five ways of trying to halt Scotland's rising toll of drug-related deaths. |
| The first vaccinations in Scotland have been administered - but when will you receive the jag? |
| The turbulence of Brexit on top of the impact of Covid could have a long-term effect on Scotland's place in the UK. |
| Pubs which do not serve meals, soft play areas and football grounds are all able to reopen. |
| Contact tracing data shows retail accounts for 20% of the places visited by people the week before testing positive. |
| The five-level system has been in force since 2 November - with a weekly review of how it applies to council areas. |
| As people in Scotland wait to hear what Covid alert level their area will be put in to, we analyse the statistics and ask whether the toughest measures have been working. |
| The new legally-enforceable rules come into force across the country on Friday evening. |
| People in Scotland are having to navigate a multitude of rules and regulations as the pandemic continues. |
| Some train services have already been cancelled as the cold weather front arrives in the UK. |
| The band are touring the country for the first time in 12 years, with a string of stadium dates. |
| Shortage of carriages as old diesel trains reach the end of their lease period and electrics trains are delayed. |
| Three adults were also treated at the scene following the blaze in Broxburn in West Lothian. |
| The move by detectives follows a "serious disturbance" in St Andrews in the early hours of Saturday. |
| Toni McNelis and her five-month-old baby daughter had not been seen for three days. |
| An Edinburgh restaurant will begin charging cancellation fees when people book tables then fail to show up. |
| Trains through Edinburgh Waverley and Haymarket stations were affected by a trespasser on the tracks. |
| The employees of engineering firm BiFab are coming to the end of a contract and with more work for them still to be secured. |
| Part of a ceiling falls in at Oxgangs Primary school prompting a review of Edinburgh's 17 PFI schools. |
| Edinburgh will play their remaining matches this season at Murrayfield as they seek "consistency". |
| Glasgow City and Hibernian are both made to battle for their points at the top of the Scottish Building Society SWPL. |
| Hibernian winger Martin Boyle believes the Easter Road side has the best midfield trio in Scottish football. |
| Ryan Hardie scores a first-half double as Livingston recover from an early setback to beat Championship leaders St Mirren. |
| Jason Naismith strikes late to cancel out Kyle Lafferty's opener and secure a point for Ross County against Hearts. |
| Hibernian boost their European qualification hopes after a dominant second-half against Aberdeen at a packed Easter Road. |
| Hearts manager Craig Levein says midfielder Arnaud Djoum could be out for "seven or eight months" after snapping his Achilles. |
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| The first absinthe made in Scotland is due to be launched this month - thanks to a collaboration project between Heriot-Watt University and The Lost Loch Distillery |
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