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Aldi shopper shares disgusting photos after opening can of beans so mouldy they look like “intestines”

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AN ALDI customer has shared revolting images of her can of beans that was so mouldy, it resembled "intestines". Leanne Mathieson from Rotherham, South Yorkshire, was...

Sixth generation takes the reins at James Donaldson & Sons

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A LEADING Leading timber specialist has announced its new senior team with the sixth generation of the Donaldson family taking over as chairman and chief...

Artist seeks inspiration from her childhood for her Graduate art exhibition

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A GLASWEGIAN artist has taken inspiration from her childhood to create jewellery and metal design for her University's graduate  showcase . Hayley Irving, 25, is one...

Granddad goes viral after publishing autobiography for granddaughter to answer her questions about his life

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A GRANDDAD has gone viral after writing an autobiography to answer his curious granddaughter's questions about his life. Giovanni Carson was inspired to tell his story...

Teacher shares photo after kids spot “very rare” snake in Scottish Highlands during school trip

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INCREDIBLE images have emerged of a “very rare” snake sighting in the Cairngorms National Park in the Scottish Highlands. The photos show a curled up Adder,...

Dramatic video shows gang “scaring little girls” by brandishing machetes and crossbows in street clash

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SHOCKING video has emerged of youths "scaring little girls" with machetes and firing crossbows at each other in the middle of a street. The incident is...

Poppyscotland secures Census question for Armed Forces community

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Services for the Armed Forces community are set to be transformed thanks to a major campaign victory for Poppyscotland. Proposals by the charity passed the final...

Scotland’s printers prove they are essential workers too, with massive aid for NHS and other public services

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The importance of Scotland’s print industry information has been highlighted by the Covid-19 pandemic, as it has been a vital cog in the machinery employed...

University launches Coronavirus Research Fundraising Campaign

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The University of Dundee has launched a major fundraising campaign to support research into coronaviruses. As society slowly emerges from lockdown, the University continues to immediately...

Dramatic footage shows moment thieves use truck to wrench “empty” cash machine from inside store

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SHOCKING video captures the moment thieves use a pick-up truck to wrench a cash machine from inside a Co-op store. The dramatic footage was thought to...

Mum shares graphic images after her horse was savaged by a loose dog in attack which “traumatised” 5-year-old daughter-Viral News England

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A MOTHER has shared graphic images of her horse after it was “savagely” attacked by a dog . The mare was attacked by the animals in...

Artist reveals she was forced to bin three coronavirus tests after they all arrived missing “essential items”

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AN ARTIST has claimed she was told to bin three coronavirus tests kits by the NHS after they were "missing essential items". Lucy Palmer, 38, explained...

Private equity funders to focus on more resilient IT and Infrastructure sectors

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Private equity funders are likely to focus their investments in infrastructure and technology companies in the short-term until the economic uncertainty caused by coronavirus dissipates,...

Works at two of Skye’s most iconic tourist sites restart after lockdown

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CONSTRUCTION work has restarted at two of Skye's most iconic tourist sites to make new paths for visitors to reduce the erosion that has occurred...

Nearly a quarter of Scottish heritage sector businesses at “high risk” due to the Coronavirus crisis

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NEW Research has found that nearly a quarter of the Scottish heritage sector at "high risk" due to the Coronavirus pandemic. A survey of heritage businesses,...

First building in Aberdeen to achieve gold rating for digital connectivity

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Union Plaza has become the first office building in Aberdeen to be awarded the Wired Certification Gold Rating in recognition of its digital connectivity and...

Hilarious moment cheeky lorry driver moons his colleague – but doesn’t realise he’s been caught on film

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HILARIOUS video captures the moment a lorry driver was "mooned" by a colleague while pulling into a depot. Mark Rigby, 45, was captured pulling down his...

Ex-police officer shares images of report showing how racist bullying by boss was brushed off as “bantering behaviour”

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A FORMER police officer has revealed how he was subjected to racist remarks by a colleague but they were brushed off as "bantering behaviour" in...

Adorable video shows cat waving to owner through window as he arrives home from work

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HEARTWARMING footage shows a cat waving excitedly at his owner as he arrives home from work. The short clip captures Sox waving with joy as soon...

“Disgusting” video shows McDonald’s worker shoved and almost run over by angry customers desperate to join drive-thru queue

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SHOCKING video shows a McDonald's worker being shoved and almost run over at a driver-thru queue, as he is harassed by two angry women. The dramatic...
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