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SQA issues “amber” warning on exam papers

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SCHOOL exam papers are being delayed - creating fears among teachers that they may not be ready in time for the upcoming exam season. Students across...

Driver goes wrong way – with hazard lights for protection

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ASTONISHING video has emerged of a motorist calmly driving the wrong way on a dual carriageway with his hazard lights on for “protection”. The jaw-dropping clip...

Sarra Hoy posts cute pic to mark Sir Chris hitting 40

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SARRA Hoy has marked the 40th birthday of her cycling legend hubbie by posting an adorable snap of Sir Chris with their son. On Wednesday the Olympic...

Hopes raise of first Orkney sea eagle chicks in 150 years

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A PAIR of sea eagles in Orkney are raising hopes they could produce the first chicks in almost 150 years for the island. The young lovebirds...

£11K spent on wigs for Scots court staff

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MORE than £11,000 of taxpayer cash has been spent on wigs, wig boxes and gowns for legal staff in the past three years. In spite of...

Students in meltdown as library cat goes missing

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STRESSED students at one of Scotland’s top universities have gone into meltdown - because their library cat is missing. Jordan, a black and white tabby, has...

Dad and Daughter Team Delight Diners with Plans for Le Bistrot

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THE FATHER and daughter pairing behind Edinburgh dining institution Maison Bleue have announced the launch of a new venue in the city’s bustling Morningside area. Dean and...

Enraged Scot leaves hilarious note and condom on badly-parked car

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AN ENRAGED Scot left a hilarious note on a badly-parked car - urging the driver not to reproduce and even leaving a condom. A picture, shared...

Paralympic athlete shares heartwarming video of first steps since major surgery

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AN ATHLETE who dreamed of competing at Rio has shared a heartwarming video of his first steps since undergoing hellish surgery to remove a tumour. Former...

Fisherman spends 15 years clipping garden hedge into Nessie

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A FISHERMAN has spent 15 years clipping a garden hedge into Nessie. Alex Sutherland, 68, is a part-time ghillie, helping dozens of eager punters reel in...

Father of autistic boy accuses head teacher of “dragging his son through school”

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THE father of an autistic boy has accused a former school chief of covering up a string of serious complaints - including that a head teacher...

Former lecturer admits sending “romantic” texts to 12-year-old girl

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A FORMER university lecturer who sent “romantic” text messages to a 12-year-old girl has agreed to be struck off. Dr. Jonathan Kobine, an ex Dundee University...

Provista UK Celebrates 10 Years with £7million Target

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A Scottish firm specialising in delivering networking and communications solutions for businesses is on track to make 2016 its strongest ever year, with sales projected...

Rich Americans paying £2.5k a day for “downstairs” experience at Scottish Downton Abbey

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AMERICANS are paying £2,500 a day for a “Downton Abbey” experience - with as many opting to be Carson as Lord Grantham. Dundas castle, eight miles...

Mayhem after nurse buys whisky for mental patient to give to dad

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MAYHEM erupted after a mental health nurse bought a bottle of whisky for a psychotic patient to give to his father for Christmas. The patient drank...

Venue for 26,000 weddings on sale for £2m

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THE most romantic address in Scotland is for sale - to anyone with a spare £2m. 22 Park Circus, Glasgow, has been the venue for 26,000...

Virgin trains sarnie at centre of robbery claim by Bannatyne’s daughter

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A DAUGHTER of Duncan Bannatyne has posted a picture of her £4 Virgin Trains cheese and tomato sandwich and claimed she was robbed. The picture from...

Pharmacist who branded cancer drug customer a “retard” escapes with warning

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A FOUL-mouthed pharmacist has escaped with a warning despite branding a customer collecting cancer drugs as a “retard”. Charles Shanks, who runs Calder Pharmacy in Edinburgh,...

Care worker with at-risk kids “let children drive”

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A CARE worker at a home for at-risk children is accused of allowing them to drive cars. Donald MacPherson allegedly allowed youngsters to driver on three...

Teacher reprimanded after kissing pupil in nightclub

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  A TEACHER who kissed a pupil in a nightclub has escaped being struck off. Graham Hopkins - a secondary school teacher in Dundee - “socialised” with...
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