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Michelle Shocked and Crash Test Dummies in house gig – but now council want to shut him down

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A MUSIC lover put on hundreds of gigs involving top musicians and 50-strong audiences  – in his own flat. But Douglas Robertson is being forced to...

Campaigning dad blasts ‘PC World paramedic’

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A FATHER whose son died after ambulance workers refused to abandon a tea break today condemned another 999 crew for going shopping while on a...

‘Tramsformer’ – the robot that’s tearing through Edinburgh

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A PICTURE of a giant robot blowing up the Edinburgh trams is so popular even workers on the troubled project are snapping them up. Giant A3...

Dog saves life of celebrity couple

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A PET dog has been credited with saving a Scots model and her top footballer boyfriend from death by carbon monoxide poisoning. Heather Weir and former...

Edinburgh council facing compensation battle over injured cyclists

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TRAM lines in Edinburgh have caused injuries to more than 70 cyclists who are now demanded more over £1m in compensation, it emerged today.   Cycle lanes...

Parents could be sued by head teachers for online rants

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SCOTTISH headteachers are planning to sue parents who have subjected them to “sustained attacks” on social media. The Association of Headteachers and Deputes in Scotland (AHDS)...

Linlithgow in lock-down for Chanel show

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ONE of Scotland’s most historic towns will be locked down for hours next month for a glitzy bash involved Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. The Holywood...

Gaelic school in new row as acting head teacher walks out

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PUPILS at a flagship Gaelic school have been left without a permanent, full-time headteacher or deputy after education chiefs failed for the seventh time to...

Prisoner in rooftop riot over a McDonald’s

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AN ESCAPED convict threatened to throw himself off the roof of a prison – unless he got a McDonald’s meal. The inmate, in his early 20s,...

Indy polling day could discriminate against Jews

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RELIGIOUS leaders have it out at Alex Salmond over fears the independence voting day discriminates against Jews. It has been considered that a Saturday polling day...

Lock, stock and a CPR commercial

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A SCOTS man whose life was saved thanks to Vinnie Jones is to star alongside him in a new CPR commercial. Alan Linton, 39, was rescued...

Parents risk prison to keep iconic school

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FURIOUS parents said they are prepared “to go to jail” to keep the school open where Gregory’s Girl was filmed. Abronhill High in Cumbernauld has been...

The Big Yin’s Brave with his words

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BILLY Connolly has revealed he taught American colleagues Scottish words to be used in the script for Brave. The Glasgow comedian said he helped give the...

Rich racers to blame for rural road deaths

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WEALTHY boy racers have been blamed for a spike in road accidents on Scotland’s rural roads, safety experts claim. A new ‘crash map’ compiled by the...

Beautician knocks back One Direction

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A SCOTS beautician refused a request to do what millions of women would die for – give all five members of One Direction a massage. Michelle...

Nurse faces action over sectarian comments

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A NURSE faces charges he made sectarian and anti-English remarks to colleagues, groped a female co-worker, and made suggestive comments about a patient. Derek James Steel,...

Blind man fights off knife thug

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A BLIND and disabled former biker has revealed how he bravely fought back at a knife-wielding robber. Stuart Gunn, 38, opened his door to the vile...

Council graffiti stunt backfires

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A HIGH-profile bid to bust graffiti ended with red faces after a cherry picker broke down – leaving two council workers stranded 40ft above the...

Cerebral palsy boy lives footballing dream

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A SCOTTISH schoolboy has overcome cerebral palsy to realise his dream of playing football with his father. Reece Cameron – who celebrates his 10th birthday today...

Edinburgh faces flood -prevention fiasco

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THE Scottish capital is heading for another trams-style disaster with its controversial flood-prevention scheme, critics warn. Edinburgh City Council is beefing up its flood defences along...
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