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Google makes one of Scotland’s most famous islands disappear

ONE of Scotland’s most famous islands has disappeared without trace - according to Google maps. The Isle of Jura has sunk below the waves of the...

A SOLDIER has been forced to put his wedding on hold indefinitely because the wounds he suffered in Afghanistan have still not healed –...

A SOLDIER has been forced to put his wedding on hold indefinitely because the wounds he suffered in Afghanistan have still not healed - four...

Hollywood A-Lister sets hearts racing in Edinburgh

HOLLYWOOD A-lister Gerard Butler set hearts racing once as he dropped in for a drink at an Edinburgh bar. Astonished punters at the Newsroom were shocked...

Ambulance bosses sent paramedics on a 999 dash to change a pensioner’s bandages

AMBULANCE bosses sent paramedics on a 999 dash to a pensioner’s home - after she called NHS 24 to change a bandage. The ambulance raced to...

A top breast cancer surgeon dies on first day at Scottish hospital

A TOP breast cancer surgeon from the US died the day he started his new job at a Scottish hospital. Dr Keith Amos turned up for...

Scotland’s smallest pub opens on Grassmarket

A PINT-sized pub opened its doors for business yesterday (tue), claiming to be Scotland’s smallest watering hole. The Edinburgh bar is so tiny it would fit...

Scottish archaeologist, 35, collapsed and died of a suspected peanut allergy

A SCOTS archaeologist collapsed and died of a suspected peanut allergy while eating dinner at a dig. Tragic Jackie Scott suffered the fatal allergic reaction while...

Arm Twist Nurse Struck Off

A NURSE has been struck off he deliberately inflicted pain on an elderly care home resident by twisting his arm behind his back as he...

Deadly toxins found in Scottish shellfish

WARNINGS have been issued after traces of deadly toxins were found in Scottish shellfish. Evidence of Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning (PSP) was found by Fife Council during...

Scottish farmers could be paid to abandon fields for bumblebees

SCOTTISH farmers could be paid to abandon parts of their land to help aid the recovery of Scotland’s bumblebees. Environment minister, Paul Wheelhouse, last week hinted...

Domestic cats could put owners at risk of catching tuberculosis

PET CATS could be putting their owners at risk of catching tuberculosis, vets have warned. Researchers at the University of Edinburgh have found that TB among...

Dog owners could be made to microchip pets

DOG owners in Scotland could be forced to microchip their dogs under new government plans. A government official has confirmed that a consultation will be held...

Vettriano says it would be “foolish” to wait for the National Galleries

A SCOTTISH artist has hit out at the National Galleries saying it would be “foolish” to sit about and wait for them to host his...

Talking cigarette packets to encourage smokers to quit

TALKING cigarette packets could become the latest trend to encourage smokers to quit. Scottish researchers have created a new talking cigarette packet to warn addicts of...

The final furlong: Racecourse funeral receptions

A SCOTTISH racecourse is hoping its funeral packages will prove a dead cert with the families of deceased punters. Hamilton Park racecourse say public demand has prompted them to create a...

Children are “not on the cards yet” for Chris Hoy

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Children’s commissioner claims that touching children is “fundamental” to their development

SCOTLAND’S CHILDREN’S commissioner claims that touching children is “fundamental” to their development. Tam Baillie, has claimed that the “pendulum of safety has swung too far” as...

Judy Murray wants to leave behind a tennis legacy

THE MOTHER of a Scots tennis ace has revealed she has one “big goal” to leave behind her legacy. Judy Murray is planning to build the...

Cyclist says he won’t re-cycle career

SCOTS cyclists says he won’t re-cycle his gold-medal winning career. Sir Chris Hoy has stated  that he will not be coming out of retirement for the...

Sex workers charity hit out at police raids on city brothels

A SEX workers charity have hit out after a large-scale police raid on brothels. Charity Scot-pep have said they were “extremely concerned” after police in Edinburgh...

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