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Cop stole cash from police safe

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A DETECTIVE was convicted of theft after stealing hundreds of pounds from a police evidence safe, it has emerged. The Fife Constabulary officer took more than...

Murray’s mum tweets about the smell of male tennis star

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ANDY Murray has been embarrassed by his mother yet again – after she tweeted about the smell of Goran Ivanisevic. Judy Murray, who once described a...

Gamekeepers tweed themselves to a new calendar

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GAMEKEEPERS are making tweed sexy again by posing next to a bevy of models who are swapping the catwalk for the great outdoors for the...

Upmarket residents told to sleep with their keys

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RESIDENTS in one of Scotland’s richest neighbourhoods have been told to deal with a crimewave - by taking their car keys to bed with them. The...

Tragedy as young jockey Campbell Gillies dies in Kavos

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A TALENTED Scots jockey has died in a swimming accident while on holiday in Greece - the day before his 22nd birthday. Campbell Gillies died in...

RBS scooped IT gong as its systems went into meltdown

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TROUBLED banking giant RBS was given an industry award for its computer know-how last week - just as a massive IT failure hit thousands of...

‘Secure home’ scheme could bring down insurance costs

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A NEW scheme is being rolled out that will allow some Scottish homeowners to keep their properties safe whilst potentially reducing their insurance premiums. Residents in...

Schoolboy hit by car in morning rush hour

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A TEENAGER was knocked down this morning as he made his way to school. The 13-year-old boy is believed to have been hit by a car...

Rush hour motorists left crying over spilt milk

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AROUND 1,500 litres of milk was spilled onto Scotland’s busiest motorway after a milk lorry overturned this morning (Mon). Firefighters worked for hours to clean up...

Dentist placed under supervision after failing to spot oral cancer

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A SENIOR dentist has been placed on a year-long supervision order after failing to report an enormous, cancerous ulcer in a patient's mouth. Dr Donald Macfarlane...

Without a paddle: Rescuers called in for canoeists stuck in 4ft of water

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TWO canoeists were left red-faced after they sparked a major rescue operation by getting stuck clinging to a fallen tree – in less than four...

Decline in entrepreneurial activity in Scotland halted

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A RECENT study has revealed that the number of Scots who were considering starting up their own business in the next three years increased significantly...

Samurai swords snatched in weekend looting spree

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THREE Samurai swords have been stolen from an antiques shop in the centre of a Scots city. The swords were part of a large haul of...

Geology rocks: Study helps residents prepare for volcanic eruption

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GEOLOGISTS at the University of Glasgow, University of East Anglia (UEA) and the British Geological Survey in Edinburgh have developed an advanced rock-dating technique in...

Children safe after dinghy capsizes

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TWO children have been treated for mild hypothermia after a dinghy capsized at a Scottish reservoir yesterday. A five-year old boy, eight-year-old girl and 41-year-old man...

£8000 worth of cannabis seized from Fife home

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A DRUGS plantation has been closed down by police, halting the supply of cannabis in one Fife town. Cannabis plants with a street value of around...

“Spanking good time” – Erotica fanatics whip up a storm

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EDINBURGH is playing host to a very different kind of festival this weekend – of erotic arts. Around 700 people are set to attend events including...

Photo Special: Dalai Lama’s visit to Edinburgh

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THE Dalai Lama was greeted by a warm Scottish welcome today in the capital despite the typically wet and windy weather of Scottish summer. However, this...

Christian coffee shop becomes laughing stock as Kirk lashes out-Viral News Scotland

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THE Kirk has condemned internet pranksters for turning a local church shop into a world-wide laughing stock thanks to its unfortunate name. ‘The Glory Hole’ in...

Tugboat axeing costs council thousands

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A BID to save taxpayers money by axing emergency tugboats has ended up costing hundreds of thousands of pounds, it emerged today. Two vessels hired to...
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