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Scots sailor rescued by Chilean navy after mast breaks

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A SCOTS sailor whose attempt to sail around the world single-handedly ended with him being rescued by the Chilean navy has spoken of his shock...

OAP received no food for 10 days at Fife Hospital

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AN ELDERLY patient received no food for 10 days because hospital staff could not fit a feeding tube, a report has revealed. The “frail” patient lost...

An escaped bird continues to evade zoo keepers

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AN escaped Kookaburra was serenaded with a CD of bird noises yesterday in a desperate bid to tempt it down from its treetop hiding place. The...

Second Tram-Jam in a few days

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A BADLY-parked car brought an Edinburgh tram to a standstill for the second time in a few days. Testing of the £776m project ground to a...

Nurse who dragged colleague by the hair has been struck off

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A NURSE who dragged a colleague down a corridor by her hair has been struck off. Care home nurse Jacqueline Fox also grabbed a care assistant...

Room with a brew: teapot home on sale for £10,000

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SCOTLAND’S strangest house, a two-storey detached property shaped like a teapot, has attracted interest from as far as Cambridge after going on the market. With a...

Badly burned baby’s family vow to fight for residency

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THE family of a badly-burned baby have instructed lawyers to fight for his right to live permanently in Scotland. Mohammad Sudais lost his family in a...

Afghan dog rescued by animal loving Scots woman

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A DOG called Rambo is settling into his new Highland home after a charity spent £2,500 rescuing him from the war-torn streets of Afghanistan. The German...

Glasgow statues given spooky red LED eyes

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JOKERS have given two Glasgow statues LED lights for eyes. Passers-by spotted the spooky addition to 94-year-old statues in the Kelvin Walkway in the West End...

Maths teacher escapes ban after lunch break drinking

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A MATHS teacher who turned up to school so drunk he couldn't do basic sums has escaped a classroom ban. Stewart Smyth, 63, said he had...

Care worker struck off for cruel joke on vulnerable youngster

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A CHILD care worker has been struck off after he played a cruel practical joke on a vulnerable youngster. Martin Ross Phillips told the boy he...

Teacher faces being struck off because lesson plans were “affecting pupils’ life chances”

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A TEACHER’S lesson plans were so bad they were “affecting pupils’ life chances”, a hearing was told. Janice Ross, who taught on Barra in the Western...

Pakistan burn baby undergoes major surgery at Scottish hospital

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DOCTORS have gone ahead with major surgery to rebuild a badly-burned baby’s face - just hours after he stopped breathing and needed to be resuscitated. Mohammad...

English teacher struck off for “worst classroom disruption” ever seen

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A TEACHER has been struck off after an education official witnessed the “worst classroom disruption of his career”. Maria Sakkadas failed to discipline pupils who ate,...

There’s been a murder… 900 years ago – skeleton unearthed in East Lothian

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THE SKELETON of a teenage murder victim who was stabbed to death more than 900 years ago has been unearthed at a Scottish archaeological site. The...

Moggy stowaway travels thousands of miles to Scotland

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A STOWAWAY cat survived a 3,000-mile journey from Turkey to Scotland in a sealed container - by eating nuts and licking up condensation. Workers in Kirkcaldy,...

JK Rowling adds a touch of magic to the Scotland rugby squad

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JK ROWLING has added a touch of magic to the Scotland Rugby team - using the power of fiction. The celebrated author posted a tale on...

Town of Neilston, left devastated by WW1, finally to have its own memorial

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A SCOTTISH town which suffered twice the average casualty rate during the First World War is finally to get a memorial to the dead. More than...

Sickness bug closes Fife school

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A FIFE primary school has been forced to shut its doors after staff and pupils were struck down by a sickness bug. Sinclairtown Primary School in...

Excitement at first city centre daylight tram run

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EDINBURGH experienced tram mania yesterday as the vehicles rolled through the city centre in daylight for the first time. Since construction began in 2007 the trams...
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