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A toddler is in a serious condition after falling from the window of a hotel in Blackpool, police have said.

The A68 road is currently closed to traffic in both directions south of St Boswells.

House prices dropped in Midlothian in June, with Land Registry figures showing an average price of £182, 697 – a 3.2 per cent decrease on May.

A Mini Cooper enthusiast from Dalkeith is set to receive £10,000 each month for a whole year after matching five numbers in The National Lottery’s Set For Life draw earlier this month.

West Lothian Council’s long-running work to replace the street lighting in Linlithgow High Street is expected to be completed by August 31.

An appeal has been made to the Scottish Health Secretary, Jeane Freeman MSP, to ask if Government officials can mediate between the Western Isles Integrated Joint Board (IJB) and Bethesda Care Home and Hospice, in order that a new funding agreement to support palliative (end of life) care at the hospice can be secured.

A flag raising ceremony in Grangemouth’s Zetland Park signalled the next stage of the long awaited regeneration of the historic public amenity.

Two families are keeping their nine children home from an island school amid concerns about a 5G mast on the building.

A young cancer patient died aged 25 - just 15 minutes before his favourite pet dog passed away.

An elderly couple have spoken of their "disgust" after a hotel waiter described them as 'old people' on their drinks bill.

Eyemouth Lifeboat Station is holding its annual gala day on Saturday featuring the public’s first opportunity to look round the new “RNLB Helen Hastings”.

Thousands of employees in Glasgow and East Renfrewshire are in temporary jobs, with trade union leaders warning they may be missing out on crucial workplace rights.

A bin lorry driver has catalogued what he claims is the most beautiful rubbish collection run in Britain.

The family of a student who took her own life after being subjected to a campaign of assault by her boyfriend are suing him over the abuse which they believe led to her tragic death.

A prisoner of war locked up for five years during the Second World War despite two daring escape bids is now searching for any other surviving soldiers from Nazi camps.

The director of V&A Dundee has pledged that its exhibitions programme will be more Scottish in future as he admitted the amount of permanent gallery space celebrating the nation’s best designers is “not enormous.”