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New sport is proving wheely popular

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IT'S the new sport where no holds are handle-barred, bike polo is taking off in Scotland. With growing numbers taking up the informal sport, and a...

BNP to join protests against Da Vinci Rapist

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BNP LEADER Nick Griffin has been accused of “cashing in” on protests against Da Vinci Rapist Robert Greens. The leader of the far-right party is expected...

Celebrity Chef Nick Nairn slams BBC kids TV show

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CELEBRITY chef Nick Nairn has blasted a BBC kids TV show for promoting an “irresponsible” junk food diet. The out-spoken chef, who recently campaigned on behalf...

Angry Rangers fans hijacked online auction site eBay

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MIFFED Rangers fans have taken their revenge on match ticket touts – by hijacking online auctions ahead of newco’s first game. Angry supporters placed hoax bids...

Scots Student dies in crash while visiting America

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AN “outstanding” Scots student has been killed in a car crash while visiting family in America. Dundee University postgraduate student Nikhil Rodrigues’s car burst into flames...

Criminal activity has been linked to social networking site Facebook

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FACEBOOK has been used in almost 100 crimes in just one region of Scotland in the past year Users of the social media site in the...

That’s Asda Mice

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BY MELISSA CLARK   BOSSES at a Scottish supermarket have been forced to deal with an invasion of mice – just months after evicting its resident cat. The...

Recruits battle through intense summer course to become soldiers

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BY MELISSA CLARK   SEVEN SOLDIERS slowly raised from the ground, rifles in hand, ready to fire. This first group, heavily camouflaged, walked cautiously across the field...

Taxpayers forced to pay more against “wayward prison officers”

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PRISON bosses in Scotland will spend £2million pounds beefing up security – to stop their own staff smuggling in drugs and mobile phones. The Scottish Prison...

Capital’s buildings are literally falling to bits

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BUILDINGS in Edinburgh are so unsafe people should walk in the middle of the road to avoid being hit by falling masonry, the former senior...

Fife teens have highest pregnancy rate in Scotland

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FIFE has the highest teen pregnancy rate in Scotland, according to new official figures. Statistics released by NHS Scotland’s Information Services Division (ISD), show that one...

Dundee man dies from epilepsy seizure

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A 22-year-old man has died at home after suffering a seizure. Sporty Craig Morrell, fromDundee, collapsed at his flat on Monday and passed away before paramedics...

Everyone has a ‘spidey sense’

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SCOTTISH scientists have found proof that we all have a “spidey sense” – just like superhero Spider-Man. Although people might not be able to web-sling their...

Fighter jet takes off after American military plane lost contact with air traffic control

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AN EMERGENCY fighter jet had to be launched after air traffic controllers lost contact with an American military plane earlier today (Tues). The plane, bound for...

Residents are being ordered to leave hostel

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MORE than 20 residents at a backpackers' hostel have barricaded themselves inside the building after being ordered to leave by the building's owners.   Residents at the...

Researchers discover truth behind the lie detector that Audrey Hepburn made famous

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RESEARCHERS at a Scottish university say an ancient Roman “lie detector” made famous by an Audrey Hepburn film was nothing more mysterious than a drain...

UK’s shortest ferry crossing is planning to re-open

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THE shortest ferry crossing in Scotland looks set to re-open – 11 years after a foot and mouth outbreak forced it to close. The project would...

Harry Potter train has been named responsible for Highland wildfires

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THE train made famous by Harry Potter has been blamed for causing a series of wildfires across the Scottish Highlands. Fire chiefs say the Jacobite Steam...

Council workers paid millions while suspended

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SCOTS council workers suspended over a property repairs scandal were paid an “astonishing” £1.5million, it has been revealed. The sum has been paid out to Edinburgh...

Scottish hospitals are now making patients check themselves in for appointments

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SCOTTISH patients will be forced to use airport-style self check-in kiosks at hospitals across the country. Outpatients in Dumfries and Galloway, Tayside and Forth Valley, will...
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