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Ex-Tory peer Michelle Mone's assets frozen
A spokesperson for Baroness Mone said it was "deplorable" private matters were being conducted in public.
Edinburgh trams and the crumbling tenement mystery
Residents made homeless by damage to a city building fear the latest city tram line may be to blame.
Covid inquiry: Five things we learned this week
First Minister Humza Yousaf was among the witnesses during the nquiry's second week in Edinburgh.
Fifty years on, the story of the Sugar Boat shipwreck
How a fierce storm, a heroic rescue and an insurance dispute created an unlikely Clyde landmark.
Man reported to prosecutors after dog shot by police
Two men were injured in Hamilton after a large bulldog-type dog was 'dangerously out of control'.
Uri Geller unearths Scottish brick in Israel
The 77-year-old, who owns an island in the Firth of Forth, made the discovery in Old Jaffa in Tel Aviv.
Holocaust denier to be extradited after legal fight
Vincent Reynouard faces criminal charges in France over offensive videos he posted online.
Edinburgh trams and the crumbling tenement mystery
Residents made homeless by damage to a city building fear the latest city tram line may be to blame.
Covid inquiry: Five things we learned this week
First Minister Humza Yousaf was among the witnesses during the nquiry's second week in Edinburgh.
Fifty years on, the story of the Sugar Boat shipwreck
How a fierce storm, a heroic rescue and an insurance dispute created an unlikely Clyde landmark.
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