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“Someone needs sacking”: Brit has “beef” with Waitrose after being duped by sneakily worded vegetarian sandwich

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A BRIT has called out Waitrose, stating she has "beef" with the supermarket after she was duped by the sneaky wording of one of their...

Brits left offended by snap of Guinness and Blue WKD mix that “probably tastes like a club floor”

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BRITS have been left offended after a snap emerged of a bizarre drinking concoction of Guinness and Blue WKD. The left-of-field cocktail consists of the deep...

Brits left horrified after cancer-stricken carer overrun by bills prosecuted for missing TV license payment

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BRITS have been left horrified after a cancer-stricken carer overrun with bills was prosecuted for the sake of £84 after failing to pay for his...

BBC presenter slams Government policy amidst crackdown on benefits and job-hunting push

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A BBC presenter has slammed the Government's plans to crack down on benefits and push for unemployed people to find jobs. Ade Adepitan, one of the...

Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home struggling to accomodate pets as demands grow

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THE Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home is taking in more pets than ever before following an increase in the number of households welcoming new additions...

Five Scots charities supporting young people awarded crucial funding

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FIVE Scots charities have received funding towards crucial projects from independent Scottish broadband provider, GoFibre and it's GoFurther Fund. The five charities range across the regions...

Rare leech once commonplace in hospitals sighted in Dumfries and Galloway

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ONE of the rarest invertebrates in Scotland, the medicinal leech, has been spotted in Dumfries and Galloway for the first time. The presence of the medicinal...

Scots family pizza business secures a slice of funding

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A SCOTS family pizza business has secured funding to buy a new food truck, bringing the taste of Italy to Fife. Massimo Panarella's restaurant, Don...

Lanarkshire photographer helps other businesses to stand out in the crowd

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BRANDING by Zaria, a Lanarkshire based photography business, is looking to help business owners enhance their brand and tell their story through photography. Zaria Young,...

Dunblane schoolgirl, 11, has first Christmas book published

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A DUNBLANE schoolgirl has had her first book published at the age of just 11. Emma Russell, winner of the Thistles Christmas story writing competition, was...

Scots students named amongst winners in global STEM essay competition

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STUDENTS from across the globe had their achievements recognised when they were named winners in the 2023 TechFest global STEM Next research and essay competition. Amongst...

UK space technology company awarded lucrative Space Domain contract

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A UK SPACE technology company focused on providing Space Domain Awareness (SDA) services has been awarded gainful contracts with UK Space Command and the UK...

“I nearly lost my life”: TV star on being attacked by a chimp as a child

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TV STAR Ollie Ollerton has revealed how being attacked by a chimp when he was a child helped set him on a path to join...

Record 110 Fife students enroll in career programme

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CAREER Ready, a social mobility charity which enables young people to connect to the world of work, has launched its annual 18-month programme for S5...

UK seal sanctuary celebrates the release of “Judi Dench”

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A GREY seal pup named after actress Judi Dench has been released back into the wild along with fellow rescuees, Owen Wilson and Jack Black....

Scots farmers to be offered free health “MOT”

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FARMERS who attend the Aberdeen Christmas Classic at Thainstone on Monday 27 and Tuesday 28 November will be offered a free health “MOT”. After a successful...

Scotland sees an increase in butterflies, but some species still at risk, new report reveals

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OVER the last four decades, there has been a 35% increase in the number of butterflies across Scotland - but not all species are safe. Small...

Scots charity makes plea for more people to consider adoption

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A SCOTS charity is pleading for more people to consider adopting a child, with this week marking Adoption Week Scotland. Barnardo's Scotland is encouraging those who...

New transatlantic addition to Edinburgh legal firm

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A LAWYER who began his career in Argentina has joined the Scottish legal firm, Lindsays. Juan Casal has been appointed as an Associate in the Corporate and...

Scots city only one in the UK to be named in Europe’s most affordable visits this winter

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HOTEL group Motel One has ranked the most affordable European city breaks this winter - with Glasgow being the only UK city to be named....
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