Explained in five Why are protests happening in Georgia and what will happen next?
Protests are ongoing between pro-Russia and pro-Western elements in Georgia - here's what you need to know
Holyrood official who urged WhatsApp deletion gets £1.4m pension pot
The civil servant who urged Scottish government colleagues to delete WhatsApp messages during the Covid pandemic received a pension worth over £1m on his retirement
Distrust of Scottish Government rises as almost half suspicious of Holyrood
Levels of trust in the Scottish Government have plummeted, with close to half of people saying they distrust the institution
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Why Guardian and Observer journalists are striking over a proposed sale
Journalists from the Guardian and the Observer will walk out on Wednesday and Thursday as they protest the proposed sale of the latter
Man pronounced dead at the scene after being run over by car in Edinburgh
A 20-year-old man has been killed after being hit by a car in Edinburgh
Eight arrested across Scotland in drug and organised crime bust
Detective Chief Inspector Laura Sands said: "This enforcement action underlines Police Scotland's commitment to tackling serious organised crime and the misery that this type of criminality inflicts on communities across Scotland.
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Buchanan Street bomb scare leads to warning over CCTV coverage in Glasgow
The response to a bomb scare at Glasgow's Buchanan Bus station may have been hampered by a lack of CCTV monitoring, a leading union has warned
