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Scotland's Childcare Gap: £300 Monthly Increase for Relocated Family
Fiona Asquith relocated from Yorkshire to the Highlands with her two-year-old son, now paying £300 more monthly for childcare due to Scotland's limited free childcare eligibility compared to England's more extensive program.
Scotland's Childcare Gap: £300 Monthly Increase for Relocated Family
Fiona Asquith relocated from Yorkshire to the Highlands with her two-year-old son, now paying £300 more monthly for childcare due to Scotland's limited free childcare eligibility compared to England's more extensive program.
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48% Bias Score


Reform UK's Rise in Scotland Could Reshape Holyrood
Reform UK gained 7% in Scotland's July election, outperforming Conservatives in 25 seats; recent by-election results (12%-25% first preferences) and polls (10%+) suggest they could win 8-12 MSP seats in the next election, potentially becoming the third-largest party and significantly impacting gover...
Reform UK's Rise in Scotland Could Reshape Holyrood
Reform UK gained 7% in Scotland's July election, outperforming Conservatives in 25 seats; recent by-election results (12%-25% first preferences) and polls (10%+) suggest they could win 8-12 MSP seats in the next election, potentially becoming the third-largest party and significantly impacting gover...
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40% Bias Score


Annandale Distillery's 10-Year-Old Malt Celebrated
A Scottish distillery, dormant for nearly a century, celebrates its first 10-year-old single malt whisky after a major restoration project.
Annandale Distillery's 10-Year-Old Malt Celebrated
A Scottish distillery, dormant for nearly a century, celebrates its first 10-year-old single malt whisky after a major restoration project.
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28% Bias Score


Viking Treasure Begins International Tour
The Galloway Hoard, a significant Viking-age treasure, embarks on an international tour starting in Australia, showcasing its rich history and conservation efforts.
Viking Treasure Begins International Tour
The Galloway Hoard, a significant Viking-age treasure, embarks on an international tour starting in Australia, showcasing its rich history and conservation efforts.
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28% Bias Score


£272 Coffee: A perk for Scottish dairy farm investors
A Scottish dairy farm is offering a £272 cup of coffee as a perk for investors in its crowdfunding campaign to expand its sustainable operations.
£272 Coffee: A perk for Scottish dairy farm investors
A Scottish dairy farm is offering a £272 cup of coffee as a perk for investors in its crowdfunding campaign to expand its sustainable operations.
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40% Bias Score


Social Media Blamed in Teen Sextortion Suicide
The parents of a Scottish teenager who died by suicide after being sextorted are blaming social media companies and calling for greater action to protect children online.
Social Media Blamed in Teen Sextortion Suicide
The parents of a Scottish teenager who died by suicide after being sextorted are blaming social media companies and calling for greater action to protect children online.
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40% Bias Score

Low Uptake of King Charles III Portraits Highlights Regional Divisions
Following the King's coronation, a government scheme offered 20,565 free portraits of Charles III to public institutions; however, only 2.8% of hospitals accepted the offer, while uptake varied significantly across regions and institution types, costing £2.7 million.

Low Uptake of King Charles III Portraits Highlights Regional Divisions
Following the King's coronation, a government scheme offered 20,565 free portraits of Charles III to public institutions; however, only 2.8% of hospitals accepted the offer, while uptake varied significantly across regions and institution types, costing £2.7 million.
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36% Bias Score

Scotland to lower car speed limits, raise HGV limits to improve road safety
The Scottish government plans to lower car speed limits to 50mph on single carriageways and raise HGV limits to 50mph and 60mph on single and dual carriageways, respectively, to reduce road fatalities; a public consultation is underway.

Scotland to lower car speed limits, raise HGV limits to improve road safety
The Scottish government plans to lower car speed limits to 50mph on single carriageways and raise HGV limits to 50mph and 60mph on single and dual carriageways, respectively, to reduce road fatalities; a public consultation is underway.
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48% Bias Score

Queensferry Crossing Ice Closure
The Queensferry Crossing in Scotland was closed for over 15 hours due to falling ice during Storm Bert, highlighting the vulnerability of its design to extreme weather. A backup plan effectively diverted traffic, but the incident raises concerns about infrastructure resilience.

Queensferry Crossing Ice Closure
The Queensferry Crossing in Scotland was closed for over 15 hours due to falling ice during Storm Bert, highlighting the vulnerability of its design to extreme weather. A backup plan effectively diverted traffic, but the incident raises concerns about infrastructure resilience.
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20% Bias Score

Council's \u00a33.4m Bill for Flooded Graves
South Ayrshire Council spent \u00a33.4 million repairing over 200 flooded graves, requiring the exhumation and reburial of 177 bodies.

Council's \u00a33.4m Bill for Flooded Graves
South Ayrshire Council spent \u00a33.4 million repairing over 200 flooded graves, requiring the exhumation and reburial of 177 bodies.
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24% Bias Score

Scotland Schools Closed Due to Snow and Ice
Scotland experiences severe weather with widespread school closures and travel disruptions due to snow and ice; a weekend snow warning is issued.

Scotland Schools Closed Due to Snow and Ice
Scotland experiences severe weather with widespread school closures and travel disruptions due to snow and ice; a weekend snow warning is issued.
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36% Bias Score

SNP's Independence Obsession: A Waste of Taxpayer Money?
This article criticizes the Scottish National Party's continued pursuit of Scottish independence, highlighting significant public spending on related initiatives despite lack of public support and warnings from civil servants.

SNP's Independence Obsession: A Waste of Taxpayer Money?
This article criticizes the Scottish National Party's continued pursuit of Scottish independence, highlighting significant public spending on related initiatives despite lack of public support and warnings from civil servants.
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60% Bias Score
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