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Theresa Riggi appears at court accused of murdering three children

Court & Crime February 4, 2011 0

A WOMAN accused of murdering her three young children was in tears as she made her first public court appearance. Theresa Riggi, 47, is alleged to...

Disabled man sparks early morning drama with discarded cigarette

Scottish News February 4, 2011 0

A DOZY disabled man sparked an early morning drama today (Fri) by setting his wheelchair alight. Firefighters said the 62-year-old neglected to put out his cigarette...

Luke Mitchell’s sentence appeal rejected in less than a minute

Scottish News February 2, 2011 0

NOTORIOUS killer Luke Mitchell had his sentence appeal dismissed today (Wed) in less than a minute. Mitchell, who was convicted of murdering Jodi Jones, was trying...

Teenager uses fake gun to get out of £9 cab fare

Court & Crime February 1, 2011 0

A TEENAGER pointed an imitation gun at a taxi driver to weasel out of paying a £9 fare. David Arnott, 19, from Linlithgow, took...

Man bites ex-girlfriend’s nose in vicious attack

Court & Crime February 1, 2011 0

A MAN attacked his former partner and threw her to the ground before biting her on the nose and pressing on her throat...

Blockbuster robbers target lone shop assistant

Court & Crime February 1, 2011 0

TWO men entered a Blockbuster video store pretending not to know one another before pouncing on the shop assistant and demanding cash from the...

Business Headlines on Tuesday 1 February

Business Pages Round-Up February 1, 2011 0

Newspaper Headlines on Tuesday 1 February

In the Scottish Press February 1, 2011 0

Penicuik named as Scotland’s house price hotspot of the decade

Scottish News January 30, 2011 0

A SMALL town in Midlothian has emerged as Scotland’s best performer in the property stakes over the past decade. The average house price in Penicuik rocketed...

March of the mobile silences Scotland’s phone boxes

Scottish News January 30, 2011 0

AN astonishing 451 phone boxes in Scotland – one in 10 of the total – were completely unused last year. And at a cost of £800...

Police constable found dead in East Lothian

Scottish News January 28, 2011 0

Christine Lavelle and Amanda MacMillan A POLICE dog handler has been found dead under mysterious circumstances in East Lothian. Friends of Police Constable John Burke, from Musselburgh,...

Police seek mystery man and woman who could help with Pilley investigation

Court & Crime January 28, 2011 0

THESE are the images of two people police say are vital to their investigation into the disappearance of Edinburgh woman Suzanne Pilley. Lothian and Borders Police...

Trainspotting comes home to Edinburgh

Entertainment January 27, 2011 0

CULT classic Trainspotting will come home to Edinburgh next week with a special screening at one of the key locations in the film. Based on the...

Childhood favourite Creamola Foam makes a comeback

Scottish News January 27, 2011 0

SWEET-TOOTHED shoppers can roll back the years as a new generation of childhood favourite ‘Creamola Foam’ makes a comeback on Scotland’s shelves. The ...

Business Headlines on Wednesday 26 January

Business Pages Round-Up January 26, 2011 0

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Man rescued after blaze rips through Edinburgh flat

In Brief January 26, 2011 0

HERO firefighters plucked a man to safety from a window of his blazing home early today. The rescue crew scrambled up a ladder to save the...

Much-loved painting returns to Scotland after a stint in the US

UK & World January 25, 2011 0

AN iconic painting by Spanish artist Salvador Dali has been returned to Scotland after spending six months on-loan in the US. The Christ of St John...

Tram contractors demand six times original estimate

Business January 25, 2011 0

CONTRACTORS brought in to build the capital’s tram network are demanding £12 million – six times the original estimate. BSC consortium is taking fresh...