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Good morning Voornaam

 

It's finally Friday and dare we say it, the weather is a little brighter today. Wishful thinking perhaps, but there's nothing wrong with hoping that a proper summer might be just around the corner. 

 

Grab a coffee, a sweet pastry as a breakfast treat, and let us talk you through some of the top stories of the day. 

 

First up today, a fresh wave of strike action by council workers could close schools and nurseries across Scotland just a few weeks into the new term.

 

Read everything you need to know right here. 

 

Next up, a pod of 77 whales have died on an Orkney beach in a mass stranding. 

 

There are rescue efforts underway to save the whales that are still alive. 

 

Read more here. 

 

Lastly, Scottish scientists have made a 'significant' breakthrough that could predict a person's risk of disease up to ten years before a diagnosis - including Scotland's biggest killers.

 

Read more here. 

 

Whatever your plans, have a great day, and a brilliant weekend.

 

From 

 

The team at The Scotsman 

 

 

 

 
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