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Wilson ponders Wick’s dropped points
Wick Academy manager Barry Wilson is wondering what might have been after his side secured third place in the Highland League table, only four points behind champions Cove ...
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Mackay is delighted to hit Fort for six
Brora Rangers' Steven Mackay scored six goals in one game for the first time in his career in last Saturday's 12-2 thrashing of bottom side Fort ...
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Laird Ryder Cup spot at risk
Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley has warned Scotland's Martin Laird has given himself an uphill task of making next year's European team by refusing to join the European Tour until ...
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Kris Commons announces Scotland retirement
Kris Commons has nine caps for his country Commons made the decision prior to Gordon Strachan naming his squad for Scotland's World Cup qualifier against Croatia next month, claiming he would like to focus on playing for Celtic and raising his young family.The 29-year-old insists his retirement was not an impulsive decision and conversations with Celtic boss Neil Lennon and Strachan had ...
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Body in Scottish woods identified as young man missing since 1999
Skeletal remains found by a dog walker in a Scottish woodland have been identified as a 19-year-old man who vanished in 1999, police said Tuesday. Investigators do not believe Colin Law of Gordon in southeast Scotland was the victim of foul play, the Selkirk Weekend Advertiser reported. He was reported missing May 19, 1999. "Colin, I will miss you every day for the rest of my life," ...
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Church of Scotland Votes to Allow Openly Gay Ordained Ministers
The Church of Scotland's General Assembly voted Monday to allow congregations the choice of accepting openly gay ordained ministers, while allowing other parishes to opt out if their congregants disagree with the gay ...
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Jessica Ennis to open her 2013 season at event in Edinburgh
Jessica Ennis , the Olympic heptathlon champion, will open her 2013 season by competing in the UK Women's Athletic League Premier Division meet next month at Edinburgh's Meadowbank Sports Centre.The appearance will mark her first outdoor competition since her victory at the London 2012 Games and she is expected to compete in three events - hurdles, javelin and long jump - for her club ...
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Boy 8 dies after his bike collides with crane in Aberdeen
THE youngster died in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after the accident on a busy stretch of road that connects Aberdeen International Airport to the city ...
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Tragic Ruby Dench 11 who died on school trip to Scotland had heart problem
Dame Judi Dench has described herself as being "very proud" to be the first patron of a new campaign to preserve the Bomber Command Memorial for generations to ...
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VIDEO Salmond says Scotland can “more than afford’ to be a successful independent country
Scotland’s First Minister Alex Salmond set out his arguments for how an independence Scotland could survive economically. He was speaking alongside ...
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Better off without Britain but with pound Scotland
Samsung Galaxy S4 versus HTC One: Which is a better buy? The mobile giants step back into the ring for another round, as we referee the fight between ...
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Johnnie Walker whisky is given title of worlds leading alcoholic drink
SCOTCH whisky Johnnie Walker has been named the world's leading alcoholic drink in an annual league table.The brand, which originated in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, has overtaken Smirnoff vodka thanks to growing demand in China and Eastern Europe, industry experts said.The Diageo-owned whisky came out on top in the Power 100 annual survey of world drinks brands.Nearly 10,000 brands of spirits and ...
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Road safety crackdown captures 950 offences over three day period
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Proposal for further court closures in Scotland causes alarm among opposition politicians
THE latest plan could see some areas such as the Borders move all court business under one roof - a scenario which has been criticised by opposition ...
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Church of Scotland backs openly gay men and women to become ministers
THE Church ofScotlandhas voted in favour of allowing openly gay men and women to become ministers - whilst maintaining a traditionalist ...
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Rangers boardroom war hits new low as video of drunken chairman Malcolm Murray is leaked on internet
THE battle for control at Ibrox has taken a new twist after Rangers admitted that financial director Brian Stockbridge was the man who made the ...
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Salmond independent Scotland would thrive
Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, and his deputy, Nicola Sturgeon, launch a paper outlining the country's economic case for independence. Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty ...
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Independent Scotlands economy has what it takes to thrive says Salmond
Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, and his deputy, Nicola Sturgeon, launch a paper outlining the country's economic case for independence. Photograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty ...
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Scots violinist Nicola Benedetti is made an MBE at Buckingham Palace ceremony
SCOTS violinist Nicola Benedetti was made an MBE today at a ceremony at Buckingham Palace.She received the honour from the queen for services to music and charity.Scottish actress Siobhan Redmond was also awarded an MBE for services to drama.Benedetti, 25, who grew up in West Kilbride, started learning to play the violin at the age of four.At age eight, she became the leader of the National ...
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Teenager may have to give up rugby because he cant get boots for his size SIXTEEN feet
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IHT Rendezvous Budget-Conscious Scotland Yard Moving to Smaller Home
A police officer outside Scotland Yard’s planned new headquarters in central London on Monday. LONDON — The legendary Scotland Yard is on the move. London's police authorities, short of cash, have announced that the city force is ...
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Divers prepare to inspect cruise ship that ran aground in Oban harbour
DIVE teams were preparing to inspect a passenger ship that ran aground on the west coast of Scotland.The ship, the Serenissima, became lodged on sand and gravel in Oban Bay at around 6.30pm yesterday.None of the 61 passengers or 51 crew members was injured during the incident.The Serenissima, an 87-metre vessel, ran aground at a spot known as the Corran Ledge as it sailed from Ireland to ...
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RAF aircrew at Leuchars base say they are being left hungry by new food rules
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Curling world champion Eve Muirhead on hairstyles and putting funding woes behind her
Erm absolutely nothing, Eve, and suddenly we're off and talking about curlers of a different kind and her former hairstyle that brought to mind 80s pop idol Limahl and his Never Ending Story - even though the 23-year-old wasn't born when Kajagoogoo were topping the ...
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Dunfermline firm Stephens Bakery named best in Scotland at annual awards
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Edinburgh Feature
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Edinburgh's tram of indefinite delays
The development of a new tram system for Edinburgh has not been without controversy. Since the project was first proposed as far back as 1999 it took until 2006 for work to actually begin. Since then, there has been one failing after another, with many Edinburgh residents now wondering whether the new tram system will ever see the light of day and, more to the point, whether it is in fact necessary.
Edinburgh had a tram system up until the 1950s and, like many developed cities, it did away with the network in favor of other forms of public transport, mainly buses. Increasingly heavy traffic jams in the capital, however, have prompted city leaders to reconsider and in 2006 two bills went through parliament and were approved. Read more
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