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Scottish roads set for “keyhole” technology

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SCOTTISH roads are set to become a lot clearer thanks to a new method of “keyhole” technology. Disruption caused to roads across the country is set...

Dying Iain Banks writes fictional book about his terminal illness

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DYING Scots author Iain Banks has announced that his final book will detail the physical and emotional strain of cancer – the disease which has...

Orchard & Shipman Continues Partnership with Edinburgh Council

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A national property group has secured an extended contract with City of Edinburgh Council which could provide homes for up to 1,500 people living in...

Police confirm a car found in Glasgow is linked to Willowbrae murder

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POLICE say a car involved in the fatal shooting of Mohammed Abdi has been found in Glasgow. Detectives are appealing to members of the public in...

Maison Bleue boss hits back at impatient diners

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THE BOSS of an upmarket Scottish restaurant has criticised a minority of customers who complain if their meals take more than 10 minutes to prepare. Dean...

Scots helicopter crews compete with Felix Baumgartner for aviation award

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SCOTS helicopter crews will compete with the man who fell from space for a prestigious aviation award. Crews from two Super Puma helicopters have been nominated...

Nurse struck off after woman’s death following psychiatric unit refusal

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A NURSE who refused a patient access to a psychiatric unit days before she was found dead has been struck off. Albert McGowan, 61, also failed...

Tennis star Anna Kournikova’s brother Allan goes for junior golf championship

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TENNIS star Anna Kournikova’s eight-year-old brother Allan is among 520 youngsters vying for the championship at a top junior golf tournament. The competition, teeing off in...

Scots dad diagnosed with tumour after routine eye test

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A SCOTS dad has spoken of his relief after a routine eye exam discovered a tumour which could have left him blind. Thomas Vasvary, 47, was...

Edinburgh council spends over £50k on recruitment of managers

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A cash-strapped Scottish council spent £17,500 to recruit a ‘Transformational Change Manager’ – who was then paid more than £70,000 a year. The “extraordinary” payment was...

Rangers legend Willie Henderson finishes charity trek as a promise to his late daughter

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RANGERS legend Willie Henderson has finished a gruelling trek through the jungle to the top of an active volcano - saying he fulfilled a promise...

Father of tragic toddler Evie Byrne pays tribute to his “bubbly” daughter

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THE family of a two-year-old who has died from a rare form of kidney cancer have paid tribute to their “bubbly” little girl. Tragic Evie Byrne...

“Disgraceful” NHS Lothian staff shortages could put lives at risk

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SICK and injured patients face a 40-mile round trip for accident and emergency treatment as a result of “disgraceful” staff shortages. Patients who would normally be...

The pregnant wife of a Scots soldier killed last month paid tribute to the “love of my life””

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THE PREGNANT wife of a Scots soldier killed in a horrific Afghanistan bomb attack yesterday (Wed) paid a heartbreaking tribute to "the love of my...

Drunk rescued after plunging down 30ft embankment

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A DRUNK plunged 30ft down a steep embankment in the middle of the night – and then tried to fight police who helped rescue him. The...

Dons Stars Become Pros In The Kitchen

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YOUNG footballers will have their waistlines checked and keep food diaries to make sure they are not gorging on junk food. Youth squad members at Aberdeen Football Club are also being taught...

An opera boss has caused outrage after suggesting highlanders were seen as hariry, smelly savages

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A LONDON opera boss has caused a storm after suggesting highlanders are seen as hairy, smelly savages. An opera based on Sir Walter Scott's The Lady...

TV chefs blamed for rise in banned ‘electro fishing’

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CELEBRITY chefs have been blamed for the emergence of a banned form of fishing in Scottish waters. Electro fishing for razor clams, which involves stunning the...

Thousands of pensioners discharged in middle of the night

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MORE than 5,000 elderly patients have been discharged from hospital in the middle of the night, shock new figures show. Records – obtained by the Scottish...

Woman found dead in Edinburgh has been named

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A WOMAN found dead in her back garden in an upmarket area of Edinburgh has been named locally. The body of Marilyn McLellan, 60, was discovered...
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