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Cleaner claims security guard stalked her with CCTV cameras

Court & Crime March 13, 2011 0

A NIGHTSHIFT security guard at one of Scotland’s top visitor attractions allegedly used CCTV cameras to stalk a female co-worker and spied on members of...

Campaigners call for Riggi to face death penalty

Court & Crime March 13, 2011 0

JUSTICE campaigners in the US say Theresa Riggi should face the death penalty for killing her three young children. Riggi, 47, will be sentenced next month...

BLOG: The Accidental Campaigner

Partner Posts March 11, 2011 0

By Cally Day, Save RAF Lossiemouth Campaigner I will try to keep this brief, although the subject has been a long drawn out process and is...

Sea lions sunk? Miranda and Sofus face eviction in zoo cash crisis

Scottish News March 11, 2011 0

SEA LIONS may become a thing of the past at Edinburgh Zoo as the two current residents could be given their marching orders after it...

DIY disaster as Homebase truck gets wedged under bridge

Scottish News March 11, 2011 0

A HOMEBASE lorry caused Friday afternoon mayhem after getting stuck under a rail bridge. Fire crews were called to free the green truck, which was wedged...

Driver seriously injured after early morning crash on A7

Partner Posts March 11, 2011 0

RUSH hour commuters were thrown into chaos today (Fri) as police were forced to close part of the busy A7 road to attend a serious...

Scots council blasted for blowing £25k on search for new boss

Scottish News March 10, 2011 0

A SCOTS council is under fire after deciding to spend £25,000 just to hire a new chief executive. Part of the money will be spent on...

Mother head-butted at son’s under-15s football match

Scottish News March 9, 2011 0

IT’S not only Old Firm clashes attracting violence on the pitch as a mother revealed this week that she was head butted by another woman...

Nine year old Leah picks up bravery award for saving her mum’s life

Scottish News March 9, 2011 0

A NINE-YEAR-OLD girl who saved her mum’s life told how “nervous” she was as she walked on stage to collect a bravery award. Leah Grant, from...

Scotland to have a Royal Wedding of its own

Scottish News March 9, 2011 0

THE Queen’s eldest granddaughter has announced she will wed in Edinburgh this summer. Zara Phillips, 29, and her fiancé 32-year-old England rugby captain Mike Tinall will...

Children and families leader demands answers over Riggi court order delay

Scottish News March 8, 2011 0

THE boss of Edinburgh’s children and families department is demanding answers as to why the council was not notified about a court order concerning three...

Model agency merger creates new team of Scotland-wide talent

Business March 8, 2011 0

TWO of Scotland's leading modeling agencies have come together in an 'east meets west' business merger. Stolen Models, formerly regarded as Edinburgh's premier agency, has been...

War-time Germans flock to Scotland in ferry loads

Scottish News March 3, 2011 0

DON’T mention the war but tens of thousands of elderly Germans are mounting an invasion of Scotland. The pensioners sail into Newcastle but most bypass...

Brass-necked thieves robbing plates from front doors

Scottish News March 2, 2011 0

THE rising price of brass has caused a wave of thefts from the front doors of an upmarket neighbourhood in Edinburgh. Houses in the capital’s New...

Police crackdown reveals van driver using laptop behind the wheel

Court & Crime March 1, 2011 0

ASTONISHED police officers pulled over a van driver after spotting him using a laptop computer behind the wheel. The mad motorist was one of 282 drivers...

SuBo to pay tribute to Celtic legend

Scottish News March 1, 2011 0

SCOTS singing sensation Susan Boyle will join Henrik Larsson, Billy NcNeill and hundreds of football fans to pay tribute to Celtic legend Davie Hay. The star...

Detectives probe death of man found unconscious in block of flats

In Brief February 27, 2011 0

POLICE have named a man who was found unconscious in a service lift in the early hours of yesterday morning (Sun). John Carter was discovered in...

Tool hire firm accused of using prisoners as ‘cheap labour’

Scottish News February 27, 2011 0

PRISONERS are being used as “cheap labour” to safety-check DIY and construction tools. Inmates at high-security Glenochil Prison in Tullibody, Clackmannanshire, are responsible for testing equipment...