Zane Lee

Zane Lee is a talented content writer at Cumbernauld Media, specializing in the finance and business niche. With a keen interest in the ever-evolving world of finance, Zane brings a unique perspective to his articles and blog posts. His in-depth knowledge and research skills allow him to provide valuable insights and analysis on various financial topics. Zane's passion for writing and his ability to simplify complex concepts make his content engaging and accessible to readers of all levels.
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Ally McCoist Drops Brutal Truth Bomb on Celtic

Ally McCoist Drops Brutal Truth Bomb on Celtic

Ally McCoist has told Celtic they do not scare anyone right now and warned Brendan Rodgers' side they cannot keep living on stoppage-time miracles. The Rangers legend watched his old club hammer Hearts 4-0 on Saturday afternoon, then saw Celtic scrape past Kilmarnock with a 94th-minute Julian Araujo winner just hours later. It was the third consecutive match the Hoops needed a goal after the 90th minute to take something from the game. "They are not scaring anyone at the minute," McCoist said on talkSPORT on Sunday morning. "They are getting away with murder." The numbers back him up. Celtic have…
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Grieving Dad Demands Scotland Adopt Graduated Driving Licences

Grieving Dad Demands Scotland Adopt Graduated Driving Licences

A grieving father is fighting to change the law after his son was killed in a tragic car crash. Alan Knox, a paramedic from the Highlands, is urging the UK Government to give Scotland the power to introduce graduated driving licences. His plea comes as Northern Ireland prepares to launch a historic new licensing system later this year.2 Knox believes Scotland deserves the same chance to save young lives. A Father’s Fight Born from Tragedy This campaign is personal for Alan Knox. His life changed forever in August 2025 when his 16-year-old son, Lewis, died in a heartbreaking accident. Lewis was a…
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Urgent Hunt for Missing Dundee Woman Aimee Stanton

Urgent Hunt for Missing Dundee Woman Aimee Stanton

Police in Dundee have launched an urgent appeal to find 27-year-old Aimee Stanton who vanished without trace on Thursday night. As every hour passes, fears for her safety grow sharper. Friends and family say the disappearance is completely out of character. Aimee has not used her phone, accessed social media or contacted anyone since around 11.30pm on February 12 in the Balbeggie Street area. Last Known Movements and Description Aimee was last captured on CCTV walking in the Balbeggie Street and Trottick areas of Dundee at approximately 11.30pm on Thursday. She is described as: 5ft 6in tall Long brown hair Wearing…
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Scots Mum Goes Blind in One Eye After Contraceptive Jab Sparks Four Brain Tumours

A Fife mother has lost the sight in her right eye and lives with facial paralysis after doctors discovered four brain tumours they say were triggered by the Depo-Provera injection she relied on for almost 30 years. Tammy Croston, 47, from Cupar, first had the contraceptive jab in 1999. She continued using it on and off until 2018 when double vision struck. Doctors initially blamed dry eyes and migraines. Then one morning she woke up unable to move the right side of her face, with her eye turned permanently downward. Scans revealed four meningiomas pressing on her optic nerve and…
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ScotRail Freezes Fares As Cost Of Living Relief Expands

ScotRail Freezes Fares As Cost Of Living Relief Expands

Scotland's national rail operator ScotRail has locked in a year-long fare freeze, building on last year's peak fare abolition in a move that could save commuters hundreds of pounds annually. First Minister John Swinney announced the decision at Edinburgh Waverley station, marking the latest government intervention to ease household budgets amid ongoing economic pressures. Government Doubles Down On Rail Affordability Push The fare freeze covers every ScotRail ticket type without exception. Season tickets, Flexipass options, and standard single or return journeys will all maintain current pricing through the next 12 months. John Swinney framed the announcement as part of Scotland's broader…
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Exclusive Polling Set to Decode ‘Seismic’ Shifts in Scotland and Wales Ahead of May Elections

Exclusive Polling Set to Decode ‘Seismic’ Shifts in Scotland and Wales Ahead of May Elections

The political landscapes of Scotland and Wales are teetering on the edge of historic disruption, and a major new data release is about to shed light on exactly where the chips might fall. With the May 2026 elections looming, think tanks PolicyWISE and Enlighten have announced an exclusive event to reveal "surprising" new polling that could redefine our understanding of voter priorities in both nations. Scheduled for Monday, February 23, the event promises to go beyond standard horse-race numbers. Instead, it will offer a deep dive into the policy demands driving the electorate and the appetite for cross-border cooperation at…
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M&S Shoppers Race to Grab Restocked Joshua Lamp Before It Sells Out Again

M&S Shoppers Race to Grab Restocked Joshua Lamp Before It Sells Out Again

Marks & Spencer has quietly restocked the internet’s favourite rechargeable table lamp – and it’s already flying off the virtual shelves. The Joshua Ceramic Striped Rechargeable Table Lamp (£49.50) vanished from the M&S website twice in the past eight months. Now both the navy and the sold-out-for-months green versions are finally back, and shoppers who missed out last time are not hanging around. Why This £49.50 Lamp Keeps Selling Out Interior fans first spotted the Joshua lamp in late 2024 and immediately declared it the “perfect” cordless light. Its handmade-look ceramic base with hand-painted stripes gives the kind of expensive…
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UK Faces Massive May 2026 Elections Across Three Nations

UK Faces Massive May 2026 Elections Across Three Nations

Millions of Brits will head to polling stations on Thursday 7 May 2026 in the biggest day of voting since the 2024 general election. Scotland and Wales will choose entirely new parliaments while large parts of England vote for councils and directly elected mayors. Some areas will wait years longer than expected because of government delays. What Is Actually Happening on 7 May? Voters in Scotland will elect all 129 Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) using the mixed voting system introduced in 1999. Wales will elect a much larger Senedd of 96 Members for the first time, using new…
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Scotland Stuns Brisbane with Tartan Takeover

Scotland Stuns Brisbane with Tartan Takeover

Brisbane City Hall, one of Australia's most beloved heritage buildings, turned into a giant Scottish flag on Wednesday night. VisitScotland projected the official Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo tartan across its iconic sandstone pillars, creating a jaw-dropping sight that stopped traffic and packed King George Square with thousands of phone-waving spectators. The surprise illumination marks the first major activation of Scotland's biggest-ever tourism push into Australia and New Zealand ahead of 2026. Tattoo Heads Down Under for the First Time The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo will perform in Australia for the very first time in 2026. Shows are locked in for…
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Historic $750 Million Settlement Ends America’s Largest Tycoon Tax Scandal

Historic $750 Million Settlement Ends America’s Largest Tycoon Tax Scandal

The largest individual tax fraud case in United States history has finally come to a crashing halt. The estate of the late software tycoon Robert Brockman has agreed to pay a staggering $750 million to the Internal Revenue Service to settle allegations that he hid billions of dollars from the government for decades. This massive payout marks the final chapter in a legal saga that exposed a secret world of offshore accounts, encrypted servers, and code names that read more like a spy novel than a corporate ledger. For years, the IRS pursued Brockman with the full force of federal prosecutors, accusing…
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