Drugs Minister Whitham is under fire for her un-complimentary comments on social media. In a series of scathing WhatsApp messages, Elena Whitham criticised Deputy First
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By Andrew Picken, BBC Scotland News The Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry has spent just under £8 million so far, new data shows. The probe into Scotland’s
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Jane Morrison lost her 49-year-old wife Jacky during the pandemic. By Lisa Summers, BBC Health Correspondent A widow who lost her wife to hospital-acquired Covid
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INVESTIGATION: McDonald’s workers speak out over horrific sexual abuse claims
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