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Hungry labrador runs up £8,000 vet bill after eating raisins

A LABRADOR with a habit of eating anything he comes across ran up an £8,000 vet bill for life-saving surgery – after he tucked into...

Webcams on Scotland’s mountains will “save lives”, says MSP

WEBCAMS should be fitted to Scotland’s mountains to help “save lives”, a Scottish minister has claimed. Since January this year 12 people have died while tackling...

Scottish Government consider “Lindsay Lohan tags” for abusive parents

ABUSIVE parents will be tagged with Lindsay Lohan-style alcohol bracelets to protect children under new plans being considered by the Scottish Government. The tamper-proof “sobriety tag”...

Edinburgh trams set to cost more than 1969 Moon landing

EDINBURGH’S trams is set to cost more than the space rocket used in the Moon landing. And space experts said if the project was binned years...

An-tartan-tic: Scottish goods “most popular” in south pole gift shop

TARTAN has emerged as the most popular souvenir among international visitors to the world’s most remote gift shop. Around one in ten visitors to Port Lockroy,...

Harvard student awarded £70k business course cancellation fee by NHS bosses

BUNGLING health bosses have paid a  £70,000 cancellation fee to Harvard University after pulling out of a course - designed to teach business skills. NHS Lothian...

Number of football fans banned from matches TREBLES in two years

THE number of thugs banned from football matches in Scotland has almost trebled over the past three years. Government figures show the number of Football Banning...

“Disgusting” – disabled man robbed as he sat in his wheelchair

SCOTS police are investigating a sickening robbery on a disabled man as he sat in his wheelchair at home. Police are appealing for witnesses after the...

Motorists escape snow to get stuck in SIX MILE jam because of road repairs

MOTORISTS who escaped the weather were forced to endure a six-mile tailback as workers fixed a three-foot hole in the road. Travel bosses reduced the eastbound...

Victoria Hospital accused of “hoodwinking” hospital inspectors in staff shuffle

AN investigation has been demanded into claims hospital chiefs tried to trick government inspectors by moving staff to frontline nursing roles. Midwives, operating theatre staff and...

Scots stunned by Krispy Kreme shun

SWEET-loving Scots have hit out after being excluded from a UK-wide doughnut giveaway. Krispy Kreme customers, some of whom queued for hours to buy the sugary...

All 44,000 pupils in Edinburgh could get new iPads

EDINBURGH City Council has given every pupil at four schools iPads in a bid to see if they help learning. And if the pilot proves successful...

Scots girl Lana, 6, to get life-changing op thanks to her toddler sister

A BRAVE six-year-old Scots girl has been confined to her home for the past four months while she waits for a life-saving bone-marrow transplant from...

Scots mining movie The Happy Lands snubbed by “snobby” Edinburgh cinema bosses

A MOVIE about heroic Scottish miners has been snubbed by “snobbish” Edinburgh cinema bosses - despite winning worldwide acclaim. ‘The Happy Lands’ is set during the...

Scottish Pub Smashes UK Guinness Record

A Scottish pub is celebrating after it smashed a Guinness drinking UK record during this year’s St Patrick’s Day celebrations. The Three Sisters in Edinburgh’s Cowgate...

Wintery conditions cause disruption

IRRESPONSIBLE drivers got stuck in four-foot snow drifts yesterday after deliberately ignoring police signs warning them a road was closed. Eight vehicles ended up stranded on...

Church of Scotland row over Anti-gay film

THE head of the Church of Scotland has been criticised for his link to an anti-gay clergy film. The Right Rev Albert Bogle, Moderator of the...

Last Orders For Draughty Pubs

An Edinburgh pub has become the first bar in the UK to install a futuristic heating system using the same technology as found in baby...

Edinburgh Pub Raises A Glass (and 13,000 More) To Guinness

A Scottish pub is hoping the luck of the Irish is with them when it attempts to break two UK records to mark this year’s...

Up to 5,000 homes to be built on Edinburgh green belt because of trams

THOUSANDS of homes are set to be built on greenbelt land as a direct result of the Edinburgh trams system. Around 5,000 new homes will be...

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