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Terrified residents believe dawn blaze was started deliberately

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A DOZEN terrified residents fled for their lives from a dawn blaze they believe was started deliberately. The fire in Edinburgh started on the first floor...

Foie gras war wages on

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A SCOTTISH aristocrat has condemned the chief of one of London’s smartest stores for selling “un-British” foie gras. The Dowager Duchess Kay Hamilton has sent an...

Scotland saved from midge apocalypse

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SCOTLAND will be saved from a midge apocalypse by the July heatwave, according to a leading expert on the winged menace. The damp and cold spring...

Fallen king’s possessions to return north of the border for first time in five centuries

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A SWORD and dagger belonging to the last Scottish king to die in battle are to return to Scotland for the first time in 500 years. The...

Nurse struck off after bungling examination of Barlinnie prisoner who died from heart attack

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A NURSE has been struck off after bungling the examination of a prisoner who later died of a heart attack. Jennifer Stirling did not arrange for...

Flight from Alicante with 41-strong hen party on board forced to land after engine trouble

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A SCOTS hen party experienced the holiday flight from hell as their jet made an emergency landing with an engine on fire. The horrified revellers claim...

Edith Bowman urges organ donations after cousin’s death

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DJ Edith Bowman has revealed her cousin died a few weeks ago - and saved a life by donating her organs. The Radio One DJ tweeted...

“Some token Scottish dump” – Business leader’s dig at Dundee’s City of Culture bid

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AN English business leader has sparked fury after he branded Dundee a “token Scottish dump”. Clive Galbraith was angry after his home town of Hastings, East...

New charity set up in name of Scottish GP killed by sepsis

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A DOCTOR who died hours after giving birth to a stillborn baby has inspired a charity that hopes to save the lives of thousands of...

Two police cars set on fire as officers respond to call-out

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TWO police cars were torched in the street as officers responded to a call. At least one of the marked vehicles was engulfed in flames and...

Baggage handlers wreck Red Hot Chilli Piper’s cherished guitar

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EASYJET has apologised to Scottish band The Red Hot Chilli Pipers after ground staff ran over the guitarist’s prized instrument. Nick Hawryliw branded the budget airline...

Corstorphine Hill murder victim identified

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POLICE know the identity of a woman whose dismembered remains were buried in a shallow grave on Corstorphine Hill, Edinburgh. But officers will not reveal the...

Police Scotland axe airborne volunteers

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POLICE Scotland have been condemned for the “catastrophic” decision to  axe their use of airborne volunteers who assist in life-saving operations. Pilots from the UK Civil...

A woman injured at a highland games says she is so traumatised she will never return

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A WOMAN who was struck by a hammer at a Highland games last year says she remains so traumatised she will never attend the event...

Google says sorry for sinking island

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INTERNET giants Google have apologised for “losing” one of Scotland’s most famous islands. The firm’s hugely popular maps site shows that Jura, off the west coast,...

An asteroid has been named after the late Iain Banks

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IAIN Banks will orbit the Sun for ever - following the decision to name an asteroid after the celebrated Scots author. The four-mile wide rock -...

A pregnant blogger who wrote about losing her baby has given birth to a healthy girl

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A PREGNANT blogger who touched the hearts of the nation when she wrote about losing her baby has given birth to a healthy girl. Delighted Debbie...

A Scot has taken five months to make world’s largest commercially-available jigsaw

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A SCOT has taken five months to complete all 32,000 pieces of the world’s biggest commercially-available jigsaw puzzle. Christopher Grubb, from Kirkcaldy, Fife, assembled the 32,256-piece...

Churchgoers protest against the opening of a legal high shop – just two doors away from drug addiction centre

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CHURCHGOERS are protesting against the opening of a legal high shop called Misty Heaven - just two doors away from their drug addiction centre. Members of...

Parents are offered the chance to save their children’s milk teeth for possible life-saving treatment in the future

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SCOTTISH parents are being offered the chance to save their children’s milk teeth for possible life-saving treatment decades in the future. A dental firm is charging...
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