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NE Scotland, Orkney & Shetland
Two coastguard helicopter pilots suspended for stopping off to pick up meat from a butchers during a training exercise are back flying again.
Paul Bentley was demoted to co-pilot after the Shetland-based search and rescue helicopter landed in an Orkney field in April, but has now been restored as captain.
Steve Gladstone, who was a contract pilot, is also back at work.
A campaign to have them reinstated collected thousands of names.
Oil air deaths memorial unveiled
A memorial dedicated to 79 people who lost their lives in four oil industry-related air accidents around Shetland is due to be unveiled.
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Red tales
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Art over politics
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Fast Track
Anthony Baxter finds out how to stop pickpockets stealing your possessions
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