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Scots star sacked for adult movie appearance

A SCOTS theatre star has been sacked from his panto after it emerged he had appeared in an adult movie. Craig Chalmers, 31,  rose to fame...

African guerrillas kidnap priest

A DUNDEE priest who returned to his African homeland was kidnapped within weeks by armed rebels. Jean-Pierre Ndulani left his post at the Wellburn Home for...

Music star plays at being King of Scotland

No.1 chart sensation Labrinth swept into Scotland’s capital city today and declared he wants to be king of Edinburgh Castle. The urban music star was in...

Scots mum is champ on the mat

A Scottish mum has become a taekwondo world champion – after a trip to her son’s martial arts class convinced her to train for the...

Dead walker found on beach

POLICE are investigating after a dead body was found at a beauty spot in East Lothian. The corpse of a man was found at 10am today...

School boycotted in E-coli scare

A PRIMARY school has been boycotted by terrified parents amid fears of an E-coli outbreak. The playground of Lawfield Primary School in Midlothian was flooded with...

Car passenger rescued in cliff-top drama

A TERRIFIED car passenger had to be rescued after his vehicle ended up hanging over a 70ft cliff – above a caravan park. The petrified man...

Firefighters tackle fires in their own stations too

TEAMS of Scottish fire fighters have battled more than 40 blazes in the past decade – in their own stations and fire engines. Crews across the...

Brewers boast new Buckfast beer

TWO Scottish brewers claim to have invented the world’s first Buckfast beer. Ben Bullen and Barry Robertson, from Edinburgh, created the new brew by mixing a...

No tricks with the three Vics

A YOUNG couple have named their new baby after the Scottish hospital she was born. The tot’s mother, Victoria Dawson, gave birth to 8lb 3oz baby...

Retired men shed their boredom

RETIRED Scots men will have the chance to share their skills, friendship and banter in sheds set up by a new community project. A volunteer project...

Dogs are best at sniffing out terrorists

A SNIFFER dog would be more effective at preventing terrorism at the Scottish Parliament than spending millions on “daft” hi-tec security measures, an expert has...

Three brown bears finally allowed to hibernate

A TRIO of brown bears who were rescued from a travelling circus will be able to hibernate for the first time ever in a new...

Garbage tweets turn out to be rubbish

FANS of rock chart-toppers Garbage were left enraged today after the band’s Twitter and Facebook pages were hacked. Posing as Scots singer Shirley Manson, the anonymous...

Councils spend more on paper despite expensive iPads

TWO Scottish councils who lavished their top bosses with brand new iPads have failed to cut down on printing costs as planned. Local authorities in Edinburgh...

Champion cook dies from seizure

A talented 25-year-old chef has died after suffering a seizure. “Popular” James Rehill, who worked at the Gleneagles Hotel, Perthshire, is believed to have suffered an...

Police hunting sex attacker

By Melissa Clark   POLICE are hunting a sex attacker who subjected a young woman on a night out to a “terrifying” assault in a city street. Officers...

Thousands of trees cut down to prevent deadly parasite

By Melissa Clark   MORE THAN 8,000 trees are being cut down in Scotland to prevent an outbreak of a deadly parasite which threatens to be the...

Scottish minister ordered to quit manse

By Melissa Clark   A SCOTTISH minister and his wife have been ordered to quit their manse because of a dispute sparked by gay clergy. The Church of...

£40,000 of public money spent on “X-Factor rejects”

By Neil Pooran   COUNCIL bosses are under fire for spending almost £40,000 of public money getting Jedward and other “X-Factor rejects” to play at a loss-making...

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