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07.01.2005 11:49    telegraph.co.uk
John Clare answers your queries on what becomes of the gifted, modernising geography and the stats on free dinners.


United by conviction, but divided by ambition

07.01.2005 00:42    thescotsman.scotsman.com
Tony Blair yesterday moved to put Gordon Brown in his place, warning the Chancellor to accept his authority or face the sack.

'Naive' Wark on the brink of losing key election anchor role

07.01.2005 00:42    thescotsman.scotsman.com
KIRSTY Wark's 18 years as the presenter of General Election coverage in Scotland appeared to be at an end last night after senior BBC insiders said she had made a "huge mistake" by going on holiday with Jack McConnell, the

Web of friends at heart of power

07.01.2005 00:42    thescotsman.scotsman.com
KIRSTY Wark has intimate links with Scottish Labour and many of its senior supporters.


Tory leader warns of standards inquiry

07.01.2005 00:42    thescotsman.scotsman.com
JACK McConnell yesterday faced the threat of an investigation by the Scottish Parliament's standards watchdog over his failure to declare a family holiday at the television presenter Kirsty Wark's Spanish villa.

Court battle for Rantzen

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com
ESTHER Rantzen, the former That's Life presenter, is going to court to fight a charge that she failed to give way to pedestrians at a crossing.

Former MP dies

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com (2)
A FORMER Northern Ireland minister Sir Nicholas Scott, died yesterday, his family announced.

Drink-driver, 13, gets four months detention

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com
A BOY of 13, thought to be the youngest convicted drink-driver in Britain, was sentenced to four months in custody yesterday.

How you can further help the relief effort

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com
THERE are a number of ways to donate money to help those affected by the disaster:

The odd political couple keeping up appearances

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com (2)
FRIEDRICH Nietzsche said that if you gaze long into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you. For Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, each man is the other's abyss, and each has spent a decade staring.

Tourists give Belgium famous victory

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com
CHEAP flights, top-quality beer, cheese, chocolate and hotel bargains have turned Belgium into an unlikely favourite with British tourists.

HRT 'increases stroke risk by 29%'

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com
HORMONE replacement therapy increases the risk of stroke by almost a third, according to newly published research.

Straw: 'We won't be drawn into bidding war'

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com (2)
AS THE total raised by the British public for the victims of the tsunami reached the £100 million mark, Britain and the United States said they would not be drawn into a relief "bidding war".

IRA link in £22m bank robbery

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com
TONY Blair's hopes of a once-and-for-all political settlement in Northern Ireland were shattered last night as the IRA was linked to a £22 million bank robbery.

Taxi driver in missing student case retracts his statement

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com
A TAXI driver who told police he picked up a woman matching the description of a student who vanished early on New Year's Day is to be questioned on suspicion of wasting officers' time.

Damilola murder: Three are charged

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com
THREE teenagers were last night charged with the murder of ten-year-old schoolboy Damilola Taylor, the Nigerian-born youngster who was stabbed to death four years ago.

Cool-headed Scots teacher is life-saving tsunami hero

07.01.2005 00:26    thescotsman.scotsman.com
A FORMER school teacher from Scotland yesterday emerged as a hero of the Asian tsunami.

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