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Scenes of Brad Pitt fighting zombies in Scotland might never reach the cinema

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FOOTAGE of Brad Pitt battling zombies on the streets of Scotland may never see the light of day, film chiefs have admitted. The makers of World...

Fire crews rushed to put out blaze at a nuclear power station

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FOUR fire crews raced to a nuclear power station early today after a blaze broke out. Crews were called to Torness power station, East Lothian, after...

Scots veteran has won a legal triumph against the Ministry of Defence

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A SCOTS veteran of 1950s nuclear tests has won a landmark legal victory against the Ministry of Defence. David Whyte witnessed five nuclear blasts in the...

Offshore worker was travelling on train that hit his father and brother

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AN offshore worker has revealed how his Highlands railway trip to horror – when the train hit his father and brother. Gerhard Kolarczyk, 87, and his...

A controversial scientist hits back after attempts to ban him from book festival

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CONTROVERSIAL scientist Richard Dawkins has branded an attempt to ban him from a Western Isles book festival as “close to bigotry”. The atheist also suggested a...

A man has fallen 20ft after being chased by police

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A POLICE chase turned to horror after a man on the run plunged at least 20ft through a roof. Witnesses said at least seven officers were...

Scots singer Shirley Manson has been receiving unwelcome male attention

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SCOTS rock singer Shirley Manson has revealed she is still receiving unwelcome attention from besotted male fans. The 45-year-old Garbage star is currently on a worldwide...

A cyclist has been taken to hospital after colliding with a car

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A CYCLIST has been seriously injured after colliding with a vehicle. The incident happened just before 6am in Sighthill, Edinburgh. The cyclist suffered bleeding to the head...

RAF forced to cut daily flypast as Scottish residents feared of bombings

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RAF Top Guns have been forced to cut back an ear-splitting daily flypast after residents of a Scottish city thought they were being bombed. Four jet...

A gang of violent teenagers have attacked a 64-year-old man

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A GANG of feral teenagers as young as 13 viciously attacked a 64-year-old man as he left a Chinese takeaway, putting him in hospital. The victim...

Olympic torch bearer smashes rowing world record

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AN Olympic torch bearer smashed a world record today by rowing 100km in less than six hours. Buoyed up by Olympic fever, Phil Craze and his...

New app means DIY PPI

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A SMARTPHONE app will allow victims of payment protection mis-selling to get compensation without paying big fees to claims firms. The DIY app will allow customers...

Scottish Olympian fights back at Twitter troll

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SCOTS Olympian Lynsey Sharp has hit back at a Twitter troll who said she should lose her funding and called her performance "pathetic". Sharp missed out...

Police in hunt for ‘red-eye rapist’

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DETECTIVES hope to catch  a rapist because of the red-eyed animal tattooed on his left arm. The sex attacker, who struck in Dalkeith, Midlothian, may also...

Fife police chief in car crash case pleads “not guilty”

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A SCOTTISH chief constable has pled not guilty to a charge of careless driving. Norma Graham, head of Fife Constabulary and Scotland's first ever female chief...

Mum and son recover after transplant op

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A STUDENT who risked being thrown off his course to give his mother a kidney says it was worth every penny. Daniel Autumn donated a kidney...

Rich parents being blamed for class violence

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POSH kids are to blame for an increase in school violence, a charity claims. According to Crisis Counselling the most disruptive pupils are those who come...

Plain fag packets could lead to killer cigarettes

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AN INTERNATIONAL crime expert has warned that if the Government go ahead with their plans to alter tobacco packaging then smokers could be at risk...

Tesco sets new Olympic low on booze costs

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SUPERMARKETS have been accused of breaking alcohol legislation and using the Olympics as an excuse to cash in “pocket-money” booze, according to critics. Despite a ban...

SEPA expose Scotland’s sinister sludge swamps

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TOXIC sludge linked to cancer and Alzheimers could be infecting the entire country because of previous water and sewage treatment that was carried out byScotland's...
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