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NHS staff lose 60 hospital keys in five years

SCOTTISH medical staff have lost dozens of hospital keys over the past five years. New figures have revealed that medical staff lost the keys or fobs...

NHS patients have thousands of fillings removed after falling ill

SCOTTISH taxpayers have paid more than £400,000 over the past five years so that NHS patients can have their fillings removed. Patients have had thousands of...

Health bosses warn staff “patient increase due to benefit cuts”

SCOTTISH health bosses have warned NHS staff to prepare themselves for an increase in patients needing treatment because of financial worries. Family doctors in Glasgow are...

Over 3,000 working days lost to assaults on police

MORE than 3,000 working days have been lost over the past three years because of assaults on Scottish police officers and staff. New figures revealed that...

Over a fifth of fines issued become arrest warrants

OVER a fifth of fines issued by Scottish courts ends up becoming an arrest warrant because offenders fail to pay their fines. New figures from the...

Iraq war veteran devastated after house break-in

AN Iraq war veteran has spoken of his utter devastation at having his home ransacked by crooks as he attended a Christmas carol service with...

Ewan McGregor hits back at critics

SCOTTISH actor Ewan McGregor has hit back at critics of his new film based on the 2004 Boxing day disaster. The 41-year-old stars alongside Naomi Watts...

Scottish company recreate boxing day tsunami for new blockbuster

THE terrifying wave that caused massive death and destruction on Boxing Day 2004 was recreated for a blockbuster movie – by  a Scottish company. The Impossible,...

£200,000 statue of Wojtek the bear planned for next year

A BEAR that fought the Nazis before seeing out the rest of its days in Edinburgh Zoo is set to be immortalised by a statue...

Family’s lucky escape after car hits electricity pylon

A FAMILY had a lucky escape after their car spun out of control and hit an electricity pylon. The family-of-four – including two children - were...

Scots motorists lives at risk as road markings fade

ALMOST two-thirds of road markings in Scotland are “barely visible” - putting the lives of motorists at risk. And more than half of the nation’s motorways...

Scots butcher offers customers Irn-Bru Turkey

A SCOTS butcher is offering customers Christmas dinner with a difference - in the form of an Irn-Bru-basted turkey. The family-run firm in Milngavie, East Dunbartonshire,...

Scottish chip shop serves up deep-fried Christmas puddings

A SCOTTISH chip shop is serving up the ultimate, artery-clogging seasonal treat – a 1,000 calorie deep-fried Christmas pudding. Café Piccante in Edinburgh is offering the...

Panel decides teacher put secret exam information in revision notes

A TEACHER put secret exam information in revision notes for colleagues, a disciplinary panel has ruled. But Sabrina Ferguson escaped punishment because she did not realise...

Owner buried his dead dog – only to be reunited two days later

A DISTRAUGHT dog lover buried his beloved pet only to be reunited with the animal two days later. Jimmy the Border terrier went missing last week...

Train worker disciplined over sick suicide comments

A TRAIN worker has been disciplined after going on Facebook to complain about the cost of cleaning a train after it hit a suicide victim. Ross...

Scots troops armed with Israeli ‘fight and bite’ techniques before going to Afghanistan

SCOTTISH troops heading to Afghanistan to battle the Taleban have been given life-saving lessons in an ultra-violent Israeli martial art. Soldiers were taught how to gouge...

Health board cuts beds for burns patients

A CONTROVERSIAL hospital has dealt patients another blow by axing almost half the beds in its specialist burns unit. St John’s Hospital in Livingston, West Lothian,...

More than a hundred prisoners allowed to go home for Christmas

PRISON bosses have been condemned for sending nearly half the inmates at a Scottish jail home in time for Christmas. HMP Castle Huntly, in Longfornan near...

Primary pupils taught in leaking classrooms and without hot water or electricity

PRIMARY pupils as young as four were taught in a school without hot water or electricity, it has emerged. Youngsters in the P1 and P2 classes...

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