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2023 is on track to be Earth’s warmest year on record, while carbon dioxide concentrations are at their highest for at least 2 million years.

1974 started with the implementation of the Three-Day Week to conserve electricity in the face of restricted fuel supplies.

Four bosses in nine months, horror results and off-field blunders - the story of City's year.

Moray will receive an extra £11.3m equating to a 5.6 per cent increase in 2024.

Views are sought on proposals to better protect and champion the rights of people with learning disabilities, autistic and neurodivergent people.

"He did the power of work for the club" - tribute to departing chair Tatters.

We’re inescapably on the countdown to Christmas, The Most Wonderful Time of the Year. Are we winning?

Proposals for a new business park at Huntly have been approved which will see an EV fast charging point, Starbucks and McDonald's branch built.

The 2023 Scottish harvest shows cereal production and yield fell, by 6 per cent and 2 per cent respectively, from their record 2022 figures.

Farmers across the country are being asked to contribute to an annual survey which provides an in-depth focus on the state of agriculture in Scotland.

Police offer thanks to public.

Scottish Forestry has approved 13,111 ha worth of new woodland creation schemes so far this year, making it the highest number recorded this century.

Livestock or livestock products that end up in the food chain and which may be exported to the EU will require proof of an annual vet visit.

Black and Whites' number 2 is already doing his homework on tomorrow's opponents East Fife.

The future of lifeline support to Scotland’s hills and uplands was top of the agenda when the Cabinet Secretary met with NFU Scotland.

Take time to be kind to ourselves, focus on what matters, and lean into the love of those who we do have around us.

Amongst the new measures to the Forestry Grant Scheme, is a doubling of the payment for expanding native woodland through natural regeneration.

PROLONGED freezing temperatures have led to iced-over pavements and roads.

Police Scotland’s commitment to disrupting the activities of organised crime groups is unwavering as new figures for July to September show.

SANDRA MacIver was widely-known and highly respected in the curling community throughout the north of Scotland.