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17%
Health
17%
Other
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Politics
17%
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17%
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Firefighters could soon be dispatched to treat people suffering life-threatening injuries and cardiac arrests – as part of a radical shake-up of emergency services in Scotland. mixed
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Criminals will soon be locked up in ‘prefab prisons’ in a bid to tackle the overcrowding crisis in Scotland’s jails.
With the country’s existing prison buildings dangerously over-full, bosses hope to reduce the pressure behind bars by installing ‘rapid deployment cells’. assertive
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🔮 Health experts are worried the different types of flu which infect animals and humans could merge, creating a mutant virus that could cause severe illness and even potentially spark another pandemic. mixed
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