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£300K bill as Scottish prisons battle rat infestations

PRISON chiefs are spending more than £300,000 in a bid to get their rat problem under control. The cash will be spent trying to kill off...

Top French chef at Andy Murray hotel says Scots’ ancestors are savages

THE legendary chef designing the menu for Andy Murray’s new hotel has described Scots’ ancestors as “savages”. Award-winning Albert Roux added that he understood why the...

New memorial for twins John and Thomas Cairncross who died in the same WW2 battle

SCOTS twins who died fighting the Nazis on the same day 70 years ago will have their story told using the latest mobile phone technology. John...

Frankie Boyle jokes he’s ‘moving on’ as Netflix declares he is English

ONLINE movie site Netflix has described Scots comedian Frankie Boyle as English. The nationality blunder was made in the caption on Glasgow-born Boyles’ 2008 live show. Netflix...

Friends mourn the loss of Yulia Solodyankina as body find is confirmed

POLICE have confirmed a body discovered in an Argyll forest last week is that of missing student Yulia Solodyankina. The badly decomposed human remains found near...

Police tell of huge operation to find missing 3-year-old Mikaeel Kular

POLICE have downplayed fears a three-year-old boy missing from his Edinburgh home was abducted. Mikaeel Kular was put to bed by his mother at 9pm on...

Anger as school-grown vegetables banned on health and safety grounds

PUPILS have been banned from eating vegetables they grow in the school garden at lunch times on health and safety grounds. Youngsters at Selkirk High in...

Scotland’s most lucrative mobile speed cameras rake in £250,000

SCOTLAND’s most lucrative mobile speed camera raked in more than £250,000 last year. The site - on the A9 dual carriageway north of Dunblane - caught...

Susan Boyle announced as this year’s chieftain of the British Pipe Band Championships

SUSAN Boyle was today unveiled as this year's Chieftain of the British Pipe Band Championships. The Scots singer was in Bathgate where she was officially given the honorary...

Beating aggression makes bacon better

SCOTS scientists have worked out the secret of an even more delicious bacon butty - stop pigs fighting. Their research shows that reducing aggression in herds...

A US navy officer was shocked to learn he had been awarded a 4 foot replica claymore

A US NAVY officer called Wallace got the shock of his life when he opened the front door to find a kilted Scotsman brandishing a...

Two kittens are being cared for after they were abused by their owners for climbing the Christmas tree

TWO kittens suffered vile abuse after climbing their owners’ Christmas trees, a charity has revealed. One pet was badly beaten and then dumped in a wheelie...

A rare fungus drawn by children’s author Beatrix Potter in 1896 has been rediscovered

A rare Fungus drawn by children’s author Beatrix Potter in 1896 has been rediscovered on a Scottish estate. The species spotted only a handful of times...

A steering wheel that alerts drowsy drivers will soon be reality

A SMART steering wheel that alerts drowsy drivers and reacts the aggressive driving will soon become a reality in Scotland according to scientists. Cars of the...

A pint in the pub with pals is good for a man’s mental health

A PINT in the pub with friends is good for a man’s mental health, a new study has revealed. The study revealed that men drinking with...

Ministry of Defence sites in Scotland to become new film locations

SCOTLAND’S Ministry of Defence sites are set to be the star attractions in a big new campaign aimed at persuading Hollywood filmmakers to use them...

Young criminals should be tagged instead of going to prison says expert

YOUNG CRIMINALS should be tagged as an alternative to prison sentences of six months or less, an influential academic has said. Professor Mike Nellis, who advised...

Council considers court battle over Culloden planning decision

COUNCIL chiefs are taking legal advice over plans for a housing development near the Culloden battlefield - as global outrage mounts over the decision. Highland Council...

Teacher struck off twice for incompetence launches fresh appeal as costs soar

A TEACHER struck off twice for incompetence has lodged a third bid to save her career - in a case which has already cost the...

Newton Mearns resident with 24 points on licence among scores to avoid driving ban

SCOTLAND'S worst driver has an astounding 24 points on their licence and lives in a leafy suburb of Glasgow, officials have revealed. The unnamed motorist from...

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