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The latest talks between Aslef and ScotRail have been adjourned until later in the week.

The rail operator begins a reduced timetable on Sundays in response to an ongoing driver shortage.

Activists targeted a UK government building in Edinburgh after the Jackdaw gas field was approved

Scottish shopper footfall was 16.4% down on the same month in the year before the pandemic.

Activists daubed "blood on your hands" on a UK government office after the Jackdaw field was approved.

More pay talks are scheduled for Monday, as ScotRail introduces a temporary timetable for Sundays.

Aslef said it would ballot for industrial action unless the operator comes up with a better deal.

Shell says the field east of Aberdeen has the potential to produce 6.5% of Britain's gas output.

Scottish government plans to cut an estimated 30,000 public sector jobs are criticised by union leaders.

More money is being poured into welfare benefits but it comes at a cost to other public services.

The finance secretary says the country "cannot prioritise everything" and must become more efficient.

The transport minister is "hopeful" an improved deal will end a row which has led to service cuts.

Large queues formed at Glasgow and Edinburgh airports amid reports of major delays across the UK.

Finance Secretary Kate Forbes prepares to set out her spending plans for the next few years at Holyrood.

The nation remains the top UK location outside of London for foreign investors, an EY survey finds.

ScotRail announced the extra services after earlier warning fans about a lack of post-match trains.

The rail operator advised people to "consider making their own arrangements" for affected routes.

Kate Forbes says Scotland's economy is in a "very difficult position" amid fears of a £3.5bn funding gap.

Extra services have been added to the weekend's temporary timetable as the driver pay row continues.