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A unique survey has found that more than a fifth of wireless networks in Scotland are insecure

MORE  than a fifth of wireless networks in Scotland are insecure - putting businesses and homeowners at risk from cybercriminals. A unique survey of WiFi networks...

Warning cyber criminals could hijack unsecured wifi networks

CYBER criminals could use the unsecured wireless networks of innocent Scots to download illegal child pornography, police have warned. Police Scotland officers have warned internet users to...

For sale: 156-year-old lighthouse cottage and the chance to recreate ‘Gonnae no dae that’ sketch

A LIGHTHOUSE cottage designed by the father of Robert Louis Stevenson and in a magnificent, remote location is on sale for offers over £225,000. The property...

Miracle biker survives going under lorry

BIKER Paul Meikle is incredibly lucky to be alive after hitting a pothole and falling into the path of an HGV on Scotland’s most dangerous...

Famous ‘Jack draws anything’ saves his little brother’s life

A YOUNG Scot who raised thousands of pounds for the hospital that treated his little brother has saved the boy’s life for real after a...

Scottish snooker ace caught up in match betting investigation

A SCOTTISH snooker ace has been left “heartbroken” after being caught up in a match betting probe, his mother said yesterday. A match involving 17-year-old Ross...

Michelle Mone targeted by blackmailers after parking in a disabled bay

MICHELLE Mone has revealed that she was targeted by a blackmailer after parking her car on a disabled bay. The businesswoman briefly parked her black Range...

Orkney is celebrating the birth of its first-ever baby buffalo

ORKNEY is celebrating the birth of its first-ever buffalo. The healthy male - thought to weigh a strapping 22kgs (50lbs)  - arrived in the early hours...

Police tell pub to remove sign calling England football team ‘them’

POLICE have been condemned for the “totally crazy” decision to order a hotel to remove a sign which referred to the England football team as“them”. Officers warned...

A choir of complaining city residents have become a hit in the Edinburgh Festival

A CHOIR of complaining city residents have become one of the surprise hits of the Edinburgh Festival. The group, called the Complaints Choir, have joined forces...

Parents of a cancer-stricken child need £350,000 for life-saving treatment abroad

THE PARENTS of a cancer-stricken school girl must raise more than £300,000 in less than a month for life-saving treatment abroad. Nine-year-old Mackenzie Furniss will die...

Comedian Shawn Hitchins’ ginger pride march paints Edinburgh red

MORE than a hundred redheads took to the streets as part of Scotland's first Ginger Pride Walk. Celebrating their flame-coloured hair and rallying against "gingerism," the marchers made...

Redheads will attempt to break a world record with their ‘flight of the gingers’

DOZENS of gingers will take to the skies as they attempt to break an unofficial world record for "most redheads on a plane" this month. Airline Flybe...

Edinburgh zoo has given their biggest hint yet that there could be a panda cub on its way

EDINBURGH zoo have given their biggest hint yet that there could be a panda cub on its way. The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) have confirmed...

Scots graduate who broke her back is now in windsurfing competition

A SCOTS graduate who survived a horrific snowboarding accident which broke her back is now bidding to become one of the world’s top names in windsurfing. Sophia Joy...

Customers are evacuated from TGI Fridays on Edinburgh’s Castle Street after a fire breaks out

CUSTOMERS and staff at a restaurant in Edinburgh’s city centre were evacuated yesterday (fri) after a fire broke out in the kitchen. Fire crews rushed to TGI...

Football legend Dave Bowman joins world knitting record bid

FOOTBALL legend Dave Bowman will join thousands of volunteers in a bid to break the world record for knitting. The 49-year-old will be joining over 3000 other knitters on 8 September...

WW2 Spitfire pilot laid to rest in Glasgow cemetery

A WORLD War 2 Spitfire pilot whose remains were found in a field last year has been laid to rest in a Glasgow cemetery. Twenty-year-old pilot Sergeant...

Poor skills with weapons lead to Scotland’s worst ever defeat in battle

SCOTS' poor skills with medieval weapons lead to the country's worst ever defeat in battle, experts have said. History experts have recreated a key part of the...

Podgy pet goes on kitty diet

A FAT cat has been put on a diet after tipping the scales at a whopping 11.5kgs - prompting a warning about overweight felines. The animal, suitably named Mr Pickles,...

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