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Amazon shopper makes entire bed from “gargantuan” packaging she received for pillow

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HILARIOUS photos show how one Amazon shopper received so much packaging for a pillow she ordered - she was able to make a whole bed...

Disgusting images show stained mattress “worse than dog’s bed” family was given on 5* TUI holiday

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DISGUSTING photos show the stained mattress a family was given to sleep on at a five star TUI resort. The Simpson family, from East Sussex, forked...

Business angels say they are key to economic recovery as they post record investments

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An award-winning investment syndicate is marking ten years in business and posting record investment figures to celebrate. Equity Gap say that angel investment firms like...

Scots determined to stick to cycling according to latest figures

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SCOTS are continuing to hop on their bikes even as lockdown eases, according to new figures. The data from Cycling Scotland, reveals that July saw a...

Edinburgh attractions clinch top spot at TripAdvisor awards

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THE ROYAL Yacht Britannia and its sister ship Fingal, are celebrating after both being recognised by the annual Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards. The Royal Yacht Britannia...

Scotland’s “youngest” munro-bagger, 10 weeks, ticks off two in one day – including country’s 10th highest

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ADORABLE photos show Scotland’s youngest munro-bagger - who ticked off two in one day aged just ten weeks. Baby Innis Henderson was snapped by parents Chloe,...

Hiker shares gruesome photos of his injuries after “loose boulders” plunge him off mountain

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A HIKER has shared graphic photos of injuries he sustained after the mountain trail he was walking fell out from underneath him. Andrew McGlashan needed surgery...

Veteran camper shares skin-crawling footage showing “worst midge swarm in 20 years”- Scottish News

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A VETERAN hiker has shared skin-crawling footage showing the “worst swarm of midges he has seen in 20 years”. Dr Alan Mackie, from Edinburgh, was camping...

Amazon delivery man sacked after urinating against garage of family who recently lost father and husband to Covid-19- Viral Video News

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DISGUSTING footage shows the moment an Amazon delivery driver urinates in the street against the garage of a recently bereaved family. Sarah Merrix, 44, shared the...

CEO joins Board of Scottish Motor Nerone Disease Scotland

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A CEO whose brother was diagnosed with motor neurone disease has joined the executive board of a charity hoping to support those affected. Adrian Murphy, head...

Jobs boost at Stirling tech company following acquisition

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A SOCIAL platform designed for older adults has announced more jobs as it makes plans for global expansion following its latest acquisition. Secure social platform Miigen...

Warning issued over disposable BBQs following dramatic footage of “dust devil” sweeping across beach

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BEACH go-ers have been issued a warning over disposable barbeques, following dramatic footage of a “dust devil" almost picked up the blazing hot coals as...

Glen Moray release delicious whisky-inspired recipes to try this summer

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AN award winning chef has teamed up with a Scottish single malt whisky brand to release a selection of tantalising, whisky inspired recipes. Ben Tish has...

Edinburgh investment manager achieves highest possible rating

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AN EDINBURGH based fixed-income investment manager has been has been awarded A+ ratings across the board by the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI). Independent company,...

Golden eagles use artificial nest to rear first chick at Highland spot in 40 years

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A pair of golden eagles has successfully reared a chick in an artificial nest in the Highlands, marking the first known return of the birds...

Veteran, 100, forced to work on Burmese railway shares memories ahead of VJ Day

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AN 100-year-old veteran who was captured by Japanese forces and forced to work on the construction of the infamous Burma railway has spoken of his...

Dramatic footage shows “hail stones the size of golf balls” in Welsh town as rest of UK bakes in heatwave

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DRAMATIC video shows hailstones the size of golf balls raining down on a Welsh town yesterday, as temperatures elsewhere in the country soared to 35...

Two thirds of Brits say they are more likely to shop British-made to support economy post-Covid

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THE MAJORITY of Brits say they are more likely to buy goods manufactured in the UK post-Covid to support the economy, according to a new...

Non-alcoholic, “virtual bar” hopes to help singletons find lockdown love

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A virtual speed dating "bar" has been launched in a bid to help singletons stuck in lockdown meet other people. The water?drop is an online, alcohol-free...

Shipyard industry given boost as repairs begin on public sector vessel

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THE SHIPYARD industry has been given a boost following the announcement that a public sector vessel has been moved to a dry dock to undergo...
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