Nicola Sturgeon reported to police after being accused of breaking Covid face mask rules

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	Nicola Sturgeon reported to police after being accused of breaking Covid face mask rules

	Police Scotland is currently assessing a complaint against the First Minister after a video emerged of her mingling with people indoors while not wearing a face mask.

Nicola Sturgeon reported to police after being accused of breaking Covid face mask rules

Team of cyclists complete Cardiff to Edinburgh ride to raise money for charities

Team of cyclists complete Cardiff to Edinburgh ride to raise money for charities

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SNP urged to suspend MPs as Westminster authority upholds sexual harassment complaints

SNP urged to suspend MPs as Westminster authority upholds sexual harassment complaints

Grassroots beats global renown when it comes to mentors - Emma Newlands comment

Grassroots beats global renown when it comes to mentors - Emma Newlands comment

A9 closed and drivers warned of delays following serious collision near Dunblane

A9 closed and drivers warned of delays following serious collision near Dunblane

'You can survive it': burns survivor thanks Glasgow Royal Infirmary for lifesaving care - and wants to inspire others in same situation

'You can survive it': burns survivor thanks Glasgow Royal Infirmary for lifesaving care - and wants to inspire others in same situation

Plea to support Scots tourism, with hopes Easter weekend will kick-start season

Plea to support Scots tourism, with hopes Easter weekend will kick-start season

Having ignored earthly outrage on Rwanda, perhaps Boris Johnson will listen to God - leader comment

Having ignored earthly outrage on Rwanda, perhaps Boris Johnson will listen to God - leader comment



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