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Pupils star in court room drama
The student jury is sworn in. DOZENS of sixth year school pupils appeared at Alloa Sheriff Court last week.
Firms to launch hovercraft service
Millions of pounds of funding is in place for a hovercraft service across the Forth.
Glenrothes misses out on town centre cash
GLENROTHES will not receive any money from the Scottish Government's Town Centre Regeneration Fund.
Decision on Forth hovercraft due
Plans for a new passenger ferry service across the Forth have been drawn up and are to be considered by councillors in Edinburgh next week.
Jobs saved as former boss buys Acorn Pet Centres
ACORN Pet Centres, the animal food retailer that slipped into administration in September, was yesterday bought by its former managing director, securing 153 jobs at 24 stores throughout Scotland.
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Woman in tears while describing the night partner died
THE girlfriend of a father-of-two allegedly stabbed to death wept yesterday in court as she described the night he died.
5time champ Watson gets British Open exemption
SUBS 2nd graf to CORRECT to this year. ST. ANDREWS, Scotland Tom Watson's place in the next five British Opens is safe after the Royal & Ancient's decision to change one of its exemption rules.
Playing the risky carry-trade game
STAY CALM: This investor looks like he could have done with a tranquilliser when Chinese stocks went on a roller-coaster ride.
Let's ask the people about Kirkcaldy pool site
THE two men who stood up and called on Fife Council to rethink its plans for Kirkcaldy's new swimming pool have been overwhelmed by support.
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Peter Jones: Labour's victory is no surprise after a look at the roots of party's candidate
THE impressively large majority stacked up by Labour in the Glasgow North East by-election looks inexplicable given that the Labour government is at the nadir of unpopularity.
'Go home before you die,': English man jailed for racially abusing his Scottish neighbour
An English man who racially abused his Scottish neighbour by yelling 'Go home before you die' has been jailed for harassment.
Pair await sentence after 'brutal criminal act'
THE family and friends of a 'lovely lady' killed in Auchtermuchty last year are waiting to hear the fate of the two men involved in what a senior police officer has described as 'not a road accident, but a brutal criminal act'. Grant Whyte , of North Park, Auchtermuchty, and Alan Duffus , of Main Street, Kinnesswood, are due to be sentenced on ...
Labour hit out over hospital superbug outbreak which resulted in five deaths
LABOUR hit out today at the "lack of transparency" among health chiefs over a hospital bug outbreak in which five patients died.
Mother killed partner with knife
A mother-of-two killed her partner with a single stab through the heart after a row about music, a court has heard.
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Scottish Business Briefing - Thursday 12 November, 2009
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Wheels on fire at Burntisland skate park
YOUNG people have been rolling along to a new skate park in Burntisland which was officially opened on Saturday.
Minister to make C.diff statement
Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon is to make a statement to parliament on the outbreak of the Clostridium Difficile infection at a Dundee hospital.
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Diageo received 1m of public cash for axed Kilmarnock plant
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