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Sex predator John Cronin released early from Ulster jail and now back ...
SEX monster John Cronin is out of jail and back in Scotland. The beast slunk home after he was freed early from prison in Northern Ireland and is now living with his parents.
1800s doctor removed 22-pound tumor
On Monday, the good doctor and surgeon - who reached fame during the 1800s - shared his tale of removing a 22-pound tumor with members of the Henry County Historical Society.
Scottish News: Parents urge ashes scandal inquiry
Bereaved parents are to take photographs of their dead infants to Holyrood as part of a campaign for a public inquiry to be held into the baby ashes scandal.
Eddie Barnes: Gauntlet thrown down on devolution
"TO a great extent," declared Gary Robinson, the leader of Shetland Council, "devolution stopped in Edinburgh."
Scotland's New Railway Boosts Housing Demand
CKD Galbraith reports that a new railway is southern Scotland is already attracting more interest in rents from those working on the project, and experts project that demand will rise further for properties along the route and near its terminals when construction is complete.
Hugh Reilly: Education 'experts' fail humanity exam
GOD, they say, loves a trier, but even His affection was tested to the limit last week on discovering the latest attempt by Reform Scotland to influence the country's education system.
Emaciated dog found under bridge
An elderly and emaciated dog found collapsed under a bridge in East Lothian has been put down to stop his suffering.
No more city pub licences, says trade chief
BOOZE chiefs have called for a freeze on all new alcohol licence applications - amid concerns there are too many pubs in the city centre.
Women can undergo scans to assess the risk of osteoporosis on Thursday June 20 at Leyland Leisure Centre from 9am to 1pm and at Chorley All Seasons Leisure Centre from 2pm to 6pm.
Sighthill and Gorgie top dog mess complaints list
IT is the league that no-one wants to top. Today we can reveal Edinburgh's hotspots for dog mess - with Sighthill and Gorgie ranking number one for complaints.
Scottish News: Farage set for return to Scotland
Ukip leader Nigel Farage is to return to campaign in Scotland, a month after angry demonstrators hounded him out of an Edinburgh pub.
A 5m refit for Edinburgh College's Sighthill campus
BOSSES at the newly merged Edinburgh College have unveiled a landmark 5 million investment aimed at transforming its oldest campus into a "state-of-the-art" education gateway.
Lothian charity to supply Finland-style baby boxes
AM I living in a box? Am I living in a cardboard box? So sang the Eighties pop act of the same name - scoring an unlikely top ten hit in 1987 with their catchy tune.
Shallow grave victim may have been an Irish traveller, police believe
A woman whose dismembered body was found in a shallow grave may have been an Irish traveller, according to police.
Capsugel Launches Lipidex Encapsulating Platform from New Dosage Form Unit
The latest technology platform from Capsugel's four-month old DFS Unit offers greater bioavailabilty and stability in oral dose formulation, says the company.
Corstorphine Hill murder victim: Police release pictures of rings...
DETECTIVES trying to identify the body of a woman found in an Edinburgh nature reserve have released photos of the distinctive rings she was wearing.
Shetland, Orkney and Western Isles Councils join forces to demand more powers from Holyrood
LEADERS from each of the three island councils have launched a joint campaign called Our Islands Our Future aimed at achieving greater revenue-raising powers and improved energy connections.
Knife brute put in solitary confinement after jail bosses spot...
In 2008, he became the youngest person in Scotland to be put on a lifetime restriction order after he carried out a knife attack on a stranger in Edinburgh.
Easy, breezy, beautiful ride out for Lancashire ladies
There are currently three times as many men on two wheels as there are women so British Cycling are looking to do something about with a nationwide event.
Preston and District Dyslexia Association will hold an open day on June 24 at Galloways, Howick House, Howick Park Avenue, Penwortham, Preston.