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Drug harms early warning system flags up alert for xylazine, a drug used in veterinary medicine as a sedative and painkiller, which is being mixed with illegal substances and causing overdoses among Scotland's drug users

Chen Qing travelled to Scotland to carry out a drug exchange which would lead to around seven kilos of cannabis flooding the streets.

Findings also show that vaping has become the biggest health concern for young people, more so than smoking classic cigarettes.

Nearly a quarter of boys aged 15 in Scotland said they had tried the Class B drug at some point.

NEARLY one in four Scots boys have smoked cannabis by the age of 15 — the world’s worst rate for lads under 16, a shock report reveals.

SCOTLAND fans heading to the Euros will have a chance to enjoy Das Zoot – as Germany becomes the latest nation to legalise cannabis.

Police Scotland officers forced entry at two properties in Galashiels, Scottish Borders, on Tuesday morning.

Police Scotland said officers seized a large quantity of cannabis plants at a former garage at in Houstoun Industrial Estate, Livingston

Hekuran Binaj, 25, was found by police in a property in Scotland, where the bedrooms were filled with mature cannabis plants (Stock Image) with a maximum value of £600,000.

Three kilos of cannabis, mobile phones and more than £3,000 in cash has been seized

Germany have made a significant change to the cannabis law ahead of Euro 2024.

A top crime boss who was caught running two cannabis farms in Scotland has been jailed for eight years.

The farms were found in the likes of a former bank in Glasgow and a home in Harthill with 'sophisticated' systems in place

Officers have discovered the Class B drug at various properties across Scotland in January.

Professor Graham Ellis, Scotland's deputy chief medical officer, made the comments in a WhatsApp conversation reviewed by the UK Covid Inquiry.

SCOTLAND’s top medic joked about cannabis with senior pandemic officials in a Government WhatsApp group, it emerged yesterday.

Purple Haze in Leith made headlines around the world when it opened in January 2004

Police Scotland say no arrests have yet been made but they are following a positive line of enquiry to find the owner of the 7.2kg haul of drugs.

Roland Forsdick initially denied knowing the suitcase contained the 9kg illegal drugs stash but later admitted taking on the 'delivery job' after falling into debt.

Roland Forsdick has been put behind bars