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Wednesday 20 October 2010
Scotland is today placed on the front line of the Coalition Government’s defence cuts after David Cameron announced the biggest paring back of Britain’s military forces for a generation to help reduce the record budget deficit.
Pressure is growing on the Scottish Government to ban smoking in cars, with experts calling for a law change in a report published today.
A huge derelict site in the centre of Edinburgh could be transformed into a new billion-pound student and cultural quarter under plans that would also see a hub for the performing arts and creative industries.
Ministers are braced for a row with Europe over plans to standardise the size of trucks after warnings from a leading academic that the move could lead to a dramatic increase in the number of HGVs on Britain’s roads.
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“There is a hope there that they might be available but we have a lot to take into consideration,” said Smith.
Rangers have worked themselves into the sort of Champions League position where confidence could be dangerous.
The growing expectations of Rangers fans over progress in the Champions League is matched by a burgeoning confidence within the squad.
‘Tommy and I had threesome sex with his brother-in-law’
Bob Dylan’s birthday invite to major Scottish music festival
Glasgow gearing up for £1m boost as car rally drives economy forward
Scottish manufacturing output fell for the first time since early 2009 in the three months to October, a key survey revealed yesterday, but the sector also reported a renewed rise in orders.
Bank of England Governor Mervyn King last night appeared to signal UK base rates were unlikely to rise from their all-time low of 0.5% any time soon by highlighting factors which could push inflation below target.
The Prime Minister spared us the old Groucho Marx joke about military intelligence and a contradiction in terms.
A beautiful young mother makes love to her husband, waves off her children at school, climbs on her bike and rides to her death on a Glasgow street.
The New Jersey rockers stay true to their blue-collar roots.
We’ve learned to expect the unexpected from Mike Scott.
Play Panic Patterns sees the writers working as a couple for the first time.
A letter and a 20-minute chat – that’s what patients usually receive before they are admitted to hospital for surgery.Imagine, instead, an entire afternoon learning about the procedure with a relative close by, meeting fellow sufferers likely to be on the same ward and drinking coffee with the anaesthetist and surgeon.
Here at the House For An Art Lover in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow, I’m waiting to meet “smiley, smiley Carol Smillie” (as the impressionist Ronni Ancona would say).
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Cameron shoots himself in both feet with cuts to arms
The Prime Minister spared us the old Groucho Marx joke about military intelligence and a contradiction in terms.
Fictional drama is a sad fact of life for too many children
A beautiful young mother makes love to her husband, waves off her children at school, climbs on her bike and rides to her death on a Glasgow street.