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Mar
06
2024
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By Chris Muir
Alistair Johnston shuts down Graeme Souness’ Celtic claim as he praises Rangers veterans

Alistair Johnston shuts down Graeme Souness’ Celtic claim as he praises Rangers veterans

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Rangers defender confident in title race Alistair Johnston has dismissed Graeme Souness’ suggestion that Celtic have an edge over Rangers in the title race, as he praised the experience and leadership of his team-mates. The Canadian international said he does not pay attention to the noise and pressure from the media and fans, and instead focuses on his own performance and hobbies. Souness, a former Rangers player and manager, claimed that Celtic suffered an “almighty blow” after failing to capitalise on Rangers’ loss to Motherwell, and that the Light Blues had a “great weekend” despite their defeat. He also questioned…
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Mar
06
2024
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By Axel Piper
SNP housing minister rejects claims of hoarding Covid cash

SNP housing minister rejects claims of hoarding Covid cash

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Scottish Government accused of ‘sitting on’ £1.2bn of pandemic funds The SNP housing minister has denied that the Scottish Government is ‘sitting on’ £1.2bn of Covid cash that could be used to tackle the housing crisis. Paul McLennan said the money was already allocated to various sectors and could not be redirected to boost the affordable homes budget, which was cut by 26% in the latest draft budget. McLennan was responding to a question from Scottish Labour’s housing spokesperson Pauline McNeill, who challenged him to explain why the Government was holding back the funds while thousands of people were homeless…
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Mar
05
2024
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By Ishan Crawford
A toddler’s tragic death inspires parents to raise funds for life-saving equipment

A toddler’s tragic death inspires parents to raise funds for life-saving equipment

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The parents of a two-year-old boy who died suddenly from a rare heart condition are determined to honour his memory by raising money for defibrillators in their community. A happy and healthy boy Leo McFadyen was a happy and healthy boy who loved playing with his older brother and sister. He had no signs or symptoms of any health problems until he collapsed at home in Dumfries on February 23, 2023. His parents, Gemma and Scott McFadyen, performed CPR on him until the paramedics arrived, but sadly he could not be revived. He was pronounced dead at Dumfries and Galloway…
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Mar
05
2024
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By Dayna Bass
Prestwick man suffers from rare condition that makes his skin peel off

Prestwick man suffers from rare condition that makes his skin peel off

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A 55-year-old man from Prestwick, Ayrshire, has been living with a rare and painful condition that causes his skin to peel off in large chunks. He has been diagnosed with exfoliative dermatitis, a severe form of eczema that affects the entire body. The agony of losing his skin David McCallum has been suffering from exfoliative dermatitis for over two years, and has been unable to work or lead a normal life. He says he feels like he is “burning from the inside out” and has to take strong painkillers to cope with the agony. He also has to apply moisturizer…
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Mar
05
2024
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By Chris Muir
A Long-Awaited Justice: The Closure of Emma Caldwell’s Case

A Long-Awaited Justice: The Closure of Emma Caldwell’s Case

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The Verdict That Shook the Nation After nearly two decades of waiting, the Caldwell family finally saw justice served in the case of Emma Caldwell, a young woman whose life was tragically cut short. Iain Packer, a name that will be eternally linked to this case, has been sentenced to life imprisonment, with a minimum term of 36 years, for the murder of Emma Caldwell. The verdict marks a significant moment in Scotland’s legal history, reflecting the perseverance of both the Caldwell family and the dedicated legal teams involved. A Timeline of Events The journey to justice was a long…
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Mar
05
2024
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By Axel Piper
A Divisive Emblem: Glasgow’s Confederate Flag Controversy

A Divisive Emblem: Glasgow’s Confederate Flag Controversy

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The Grand Ole Opry’s Flag Debate The Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow has become the epicenter of a heated debate over the use of the Confederate flag. A symbol that has long been associated with the American South’s history of slavery and racism, the flag’s presence has sparked outrage and division within the club’s community. Members are torn between tradition and the growing recognition of the flag’s offensive nature. Emergency Meeting Called In response to the backlash, an emergency general meeting has been scheduled for November 27. The outcome could potentially lead to the flag’s reinstatement as part of a…
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Mar
04
2024
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By Axel Piper
How I conquered my fear of heights at the Bergisel Ski Jump in Innsbruck

How I conquered my fear of heights at the Bergisel Ski Jump in Innsbruck

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The Bergisel Ski Jump in Innsbruck, Austria, is not only a world-class sports venue, but also a thrilling attraction for visitors who want to experience the thrill of flying through the air. I decided to challenge myself and try out the ski jump simulator, which lets you feel what it’s like to be a ski jumper without actually jumping. Here’s how it went. The Bergisel Ski Jump: a modern masterpiece The Bergisel Ski Jump is a striking landmark that towers over the city of Innsbruck. It was designed by the famous architect Zaha Hadid, who created a futuristic structure that…
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Mar
04
2024
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By Axel Piper
RNLI rescues 22 people from sinking boat off the coast of Scotland

RNLI rescues 22 people from sinking boat off the coast of Scotland

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The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has saved 22 people from a boat that was taking on water near the Isle of Skye in Scotland. The incident happened on Sunday, March 3, 2024, around 2:30 pm, when the RNLI received a mayday call from the vessel. The boat was carrying tourists and crew members According to the RNLI, the boat was a passenger vessel that was carrying 19 tourists and three crew members. The boat was on a sightseeing tour around the Isle of Skye, a popular destination for visitors. The boat had left Portree harbour earlier that day and…
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Mar
04
2024
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By Zane Lee
Scots Teenager Lands Lead Role in Hollywood Movie After Impressing Director

Scots Teenager Lands Lead Role in Hollywood Movie After Impressing Director

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A 14-year-old girl from Scotland has achieved her dream of becoming a movie star after she was cast as the lead in a Hollywood film. Erin McNamara, from Glasgow, will play the role of Molly in the upcoming movie The Unknown, a thriller about a group of teenagers who discover a mysterious portal in their basement. How Erin Got the Role Erin, who attends St. Aloysius’ College, has always loved acting and drama. She has been a member of the Scottish Youth Theatre since she was nine years old, and has performed in several plays and musicals. She also takes…
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Mar
04
2024
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By Ishan Crawford
Scots Boy Survives 30-Foot Fall From Ski Lift

Scots Boy Survives 30-Foot Fall From Ski Lift

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A 11-year-old boy from Scotland had a miraculous escape after falling 30 feet from a ski lift in the French Alps. The boy, who has not been named, suffered only minor injuries and was airlifted to a hospital in Grenoble. How Did The Accident Happen? The boy was on a family holiday in the ski resort of La Plagne, where he was taking ski lessons with his brother and a group of other children. According to reports, the boy was sitting on the edge of the ski lift chair, which did not have a safety bar. He lost his balance…
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