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UK Government to take Covid Inquiry to court over Boris Johnson messages

Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak

Johnson piles pressure on Sunak over Covid inquiry evidence

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Boris Johnson

Minister: Covid inquiry will only get evidence that's 'right for it'

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Unveiling of a memorial bench in Pollok Country Park

Families pay tribute to loved ones lost to Covid at unveiling of memorial bench

Margaret Ferrier with Nicola Sturgeon ahead of December 2019 general election

High stakes Westminster by-election looms in autumn as Covid breach MP loses appeal

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Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar in Cambuslang today speaking to reporters. Photo Gordon Terris/The Herald.

Sarwar claims SNP 'fear' by election as he demands Ferrier resigns as MP

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Margaret Ferrier

Margaret Ferrier MP loses appeal against Commons suspension over Covid rule breach

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Alison Meighan was shocked to receive a letter telling her she had had an abnormal smear result more than three months after her cervical screen, but now faces a 49 week wait to have it investigated

Exclusive Glasgow mother in 'unacceptable' 49 week for cancer check after abnormal smear

Alan Walker (centre), chief executive of ILC Therapeutics, with at the company's headquarters near Glasgow

Scottish drug group lays out flotation strategy

More deaths than usual have been registered in Scotland since the beginning of the year, but the overall death rate - adjusted for changing demographics - shows a more modest increase. A notable outlier, however, is the death rate from

ANALYSIS Not Covid, not cancer, not heart attacks - so what is behind our rising death toll?

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UK labour shortages: Covid is not the primary culprit

UK labour shortages: Covid is not the primary culprit

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From cancer vaccines to diabetes tests - the unexpected benefits of Covid

ANALYSIS How Covid's legacy is reshaping science - from cancer vaccines to diabetes tests

Matt Hancock under investigation by Commons standards watchdog

Matt Hancock under investigation by Commons standards watchdog

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Cancer patients are waiting longer for diagnosis, incidence has increase - but mortality rates are down. So what is the outlook for cancer care in Scotland?

ANALYSIS Worse waiting times but fewer deaths: What's really going on with cancer in Scotland?

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This time three years ago the UK was in its first lockdown. Now routine surveillance of Covid is being stood down

ANALYSIS As Covid surveillance ends - how prepared are we for the next pandemic?

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Leitch admits Covid patient transfers to care homes 'caused harm'

Leitch admits Covid patient transfers to care homes 'caused harm'

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Prof Devi Sridhar said lockdown sceptics who suggest that Scotland would have fared better by emulating Swedish-style pandemic controls fail to take into account the differing levels of population health pre-Covid (Pic: Gordon Terris Herald & Times)

INTERVIEW Devi Sridhar: Yes, Sweden has lockdown lessons for us - but not what sceptics claim

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There are fears that the impact of Covid on population health and the NHS is leading to a surge in excess mortality. But is that really the case - and if so, how is Scotland faring?

ANALYSIS Is Scotland's mortality really soaring after Covid? It depends how you count it

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