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	Union bosses have warned people could be wrongly charged when hate crime laws roll out next month

	Union bosses have warned that officers are “unprepared” to enforce new hate crime laws

Union bosses have warned people could be wrongly charged when hate crime laws roll out next month

Scottish Tories heap pressure on Rishi Sunak in Tory donor 'racism' row

Scottish Tories heap pressure on Rishi Sunak in Tory donor 'racism' row

Call for all employment law to be devolved to Scotland to help tackle child poverty and boost the economy

Call for all employment law to be devolved to Scotland to help tackle child poverty and boost the economy

Humza Yousaf's year as First Minister defied expectations but he may not last much longer – Paul Wilson

Humza Yousaf's year as First Minister defied expectations but he may not last much longer – Paul Wilson

Interview: Scottish television presenter Jenni Falconer on her debut running book Runner's High

Interview: Scottish television presenter Jenni Falconer on her debut running book Runner's High

LGBTQ+ sex shop has been a third party reporting centre for hate crime in Glasgow for the past decade

LGBTQ+ sex shop has been a third party reporting centre for hate crime in Glasgow for the past decade

Concerns over new hate crime law need to be taken seriously – Scotsman comment

Concerns over new hate crime law need to be taken seriously – Scotsman comment

'I wouldn't have a business if it wasn't for the Fife': Braemar residents talk about impact of Fife Arms five years on

'I wouldn't have a business if it wasn't for the Fife': Braemar residents talk about impact of Fife Arms five years on

Screen Machine: Scotland's mobile cinema service saved until at least 2026

Screen Machine: Scotland's mobile cinema service saved until at least 2026

Scottish Government must use emergency legislation to deliver justice for postmasters, Lib Dems say

Scottish Government must use emergency legislation to deliver justice for postmasters, Lib Dems say

Glasgow music venue among the least accessible in the UK

Glasgow music venue among the least accessible in the UK

Why Scottish Government and Creative Scotland must return to drawing board after Rein sex film row

Why Scottish Government and Creative Scotland must return to drawing board after Rein sex film row

Easter 2024: 50 of the best things to do in Scotland, from family egg hunts to zorbing

Easter 2024: 50 of the best things to do in Scotland, from family egg hunts to zorbing

Aberdeen warned over relegation prospects as fans aim chants at board and players

Aberdeen warned over relegation prospects as fans aim chants at board and players

Scotland urged to use ‘negativity’ to fuel their Triple Crown bid against Ireland

Scotland urged to use ‘negativity’ to fuel their Triple Crown bid against Ireland

Six Nations: Scotland vice-captain identifies game-plan issue but insists players are behind Gregor Townsend

Six Nations: Scotland vice-captain identifies game-plan issue but insists players are behind Gregor Townsend

Six Nations chief insists bonus points unlikely to scrapped if Ireland win title with less victories than England

Six Nations chief insists bonus points unlikely to scrapped if Ireland win title with less victories than England





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