Friday 3rd July, 2009
Scottish legislators snub Queen Elizabeth
RedOrbitPosted on: Thursday, 2 15:35 CDT More than one-third of the members of the Scottish Parliament failed to show up for a speech by Queen Elizabeth II marking the body's 10th anniversary. ...
Brian Taylor takes some time to reflect
BBCHave a good summer Brian, I predict you'll need your energy restored for the new political season (not to mention the football one). Not a hard prediction, mind...
Roddick knows 'Andy' cries won't be for him in Murray match
Edinburgh News.NetThere will be no confusion in the mind of at least one competitor when the crowd cheers for 'Andy' in Friday's Wimbledon semi-final between Scot Andy Murray and two-time finalist Andy Roddick.
Two dead as RAF Tornado crashes during training in Scotland
One NewsMountain rescue workers walk amongst debris at the crash site of a Royal Air Force Tornado jet in Argyll, Scotland The crew of an RAF Tornado jet were killed when their plane crashed during a...
T-goers monitored by night vision
BBCFestival-goers at T in the Park will be monitored by a night vision camera attached to a blimp in the sky.Extra security measures are being introduced at the festival in Balado, Kinross-shire...
Patience urged for rubbish uplift
BBCCouncil officials are urging people to be patient during industrial action by refuse collectors in Edinburgh.Council refuse workers began "working to rule" last Friday in protest over...
Swinney urges MoD range rethink
BBCCampaigners have been told the Scottish Government will urge the Ministry of Defence to rethink its decision to close rocket ranges in the Hebrides.During a visit to the Uist and Benbecula...
Rugby player death accused bailed
BBCTwo teenagers have appeared in court charged with causing the death of a talented young rugby player by dangerous driving.Richard Wilkinson, 17, died in the smash in the Borders on the way home from...
Climate change causes sheep in Scottish herd to shrink
Los Angeles TimesThe average weight of sheep in a flock on a remote island has been falling in small but steady increments since 1985. Milder winters mean smaller animals but a larger herd.
Minimise Risks Of Phone Consultations, Warns Summons, Scotland
Medical News TodayGp phone consultations carry definite risks, warns an article in the current edition of Medical and Dental Defence Union of Scotland magazine Summons today (Thursday, 2 July). Latest data...
Scotland regain grip after batting collapse
CricinfoMedium-pacer Khurram Chohan took 6 for 37 to give Canada an upper hand in the Intercontinental Cup opener but Scotland's bowlers wrested back the advantage before the close of play at Aberdeen....
Tug widows to sue port managers
BBCThe widows of two men who died when a tug capsized in the Clyde have launched a damages action against port managers and the boat's operators.Linda Cameron and Eileen Blackley said they felt...
Douglas Fraser on the future of the Clyde shipyards
BBCSo the government will stand by the Clyde, by its shipyards, and by workers. That's reassuring. After the revelation - revealed right here - that plans are being drawn up for the closure of at least...
Murray stands on verge of history
BBCAndy Murray will become the first British player for 71 years to reach the Wimbledon men's final if he can overcome Andy Roddick on Friday.At stake is a possible meeting with Roger Federer, who faces...
Evacuation after lightning bolt
BBCThe Eastgate shopping centre in Inverness was evacuated after a lightning bolt caused a short circuit.A spokeswoman for the Fire and Rescue service said: "There was an electrical short circuit...
Brazil arrives at Berwick Rangers
BBC SportBerwick Rangers have signed Alan Brazil after the striker left Stenhousmuir.Edinburgh-born Brazil, 23, arrived at Stenny from Arbroath in 2008 and scored 30 goals for the Second Division club. Brazil...
Cardiff recruit Charlton's Hudson
BBC SportCardiff City have signed centre-back Mark Hudson, 27, from Charlton in what the Addicks say is a £1m-plus deal.Hudson said: "Whenever I have played here [at Cardiff] the supporters have...
Black finally arrives at Hearts
BBC SportMidfielder Ian Black has finally joined Hearts after signing a pre-contract agreement last December.The 24-year-old former Tynecastle ball-boy, whose father also played for Hearts, agreed terms while...
Keeper Smith makes Brighton move
BBC SportBrighton have signed 26-year-old former Motherwell goalkeeper Graeme Smith for two years on a free transfer.Boss Russell Slade said: "He has good pedigree, has been number one for Motherwell in...
Future of John O'Groats debated
BBCHighlands and Islands Enterprise has commissioned a masterplan on how to re-develop John O'Groats as a major tourist attraction.As well as seeking suggestions from the public, HIE wants the...
Body found in overturned tractor
BBCA man's body has been found in a tractor which had overturned in a burn in Easter Ross.The man, who was in his 70s, was discovered in the cab of the tractor by a member of the public at about 1235...
Councillor's 999 fire controversy
BBCA councillor in charge of fire services tried to contact the chief fire officer on his mobile phone instead of dialling 999 when he smelled burning.Mike Raeburn works as a teacher at Northfield...
Hartley and Dutchman leave Celtic
BBCCeltic have confirmed the departures of striker Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink and midfielder Paul Hartley.Manager Tony Mowbray said: "I had a good long conversation with Paul. He came in to see me....
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