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Civil-partnership first for Tory MP

04.03.2008 01:14    thescotsman.scotsman.com
THE shadow business secretary, Alan Duncan, is to become the first Tory MP to enter a civil partnership.


Mother's plea for Shannon

04.03.2008 01:14    thescotsman.scotsman.com
THE mother of missing nine-year-old Shannon Matthews yesterday urged anyone holding her to let her go.

Inquiry into grounding of ship begins

04.03.2008 01:14    thescotsman.scotsman.com
AN inquiry into the grounding of a storm-damaged container ship off a World Heritage coast will begin today â€" within sight of the remains of the vessel.

Iraq costs set to top £6.5bn

04.03.2008 01:14    thescotsman.scotsman.com
THE cost of British military operations in Iraq is set to rise to more than £6.5 billion, the government said yesterday.


Exhumed saint is 'intact'

04.03.2008 01:14    thescotsman.scotsman.com
THE body of a controversial mystical monk who became a saint was exhumed from his grave 40 years after his death yesterday and said to be "intact."

Soldiers face explosives trial

04.03.2008 01:14    thescotsman.scotsman.com
TWO Scottish soldiers charged with conspiracy to possess explosives for an unlawful purpose will stand trial in the summer.

Hundreds evacuated for night as fire triggers gas-cylinder alert

04.03.2008 01:14    thescotsman.scotsman.com
HUNDREDS of residents were expected to spend last night in a temporary shelter at a local school after the emergency services placed a 200-metre cordon around a fire-damage

Here's one sports car that won't cost you the Earth

04.03.2008 01:14    thescotsman.scotsman.com
A NEW emission-free concept car is to be launched by the Morgan Motor Company.

Pilot ordered to stop flying solo at 60 claims age bias

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
A HELICOPTER pilot who was told he could not fly solo after the age of 60 claimed age discrimination yesterday, in a test case that could affect hundreds of other pilots.

Hamas claims victory as Israeli troops leave Gaza

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
HAMAS claimed victory after Israeli troops pulled out of the Gaza Strip yesterday, following days of fighting that killed more than 100 Palestinians.

What would Morse make of green drive?

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
AS HE drove his gas-guzzling Jaguar to an Oxford pub for his regular pint of real ale, global warming was probably the last thing on Inspector Morse's mind.

Mortgage crisis in US costs HSBC £8.7 billion

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
HSBC revealed yesterday that the crisis in the US mortgage market had left it with bad debts of £8.7 billion, taking UK banks' total losses in the subprime fall-out to mo

Tributes to reporter who told of Churchill's death

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
DONALD McKay McNicoll, a Scottish journalist whose coverage of Winston Churchill's death appeared in thousands of newspapers around the globe, has died aged 93.

Coloured wrist bands 'put female clubbers at risk'

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
THE owners of a Scottish nightclub were yesterday accused of putting young female revellers at risk of sexual assault through the use of promotional wrist bands at a St Vale

'Heritage strategy' plan for Dounreay

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
A DESIGN consultant has been asked to decide what Dounreay's legacy should be after half a century in the far north of Scotland.

TV chef is sacked for cooking up 'royal' CV

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
A BRITISH celebrity chef has been dropped by his American cable TV network after his claims that he had a knighthood, had cooked for royalty and was a friend of the Prince of

Families '£5 a week poorer as costs rise'

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
FAMILIES are an average of £5 a week worse off this year following soaring petrol and food costs, research shows.

Two scale crane to demand poll on EU treaty

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
PROTESTERS staged a demonstration on a crane near the Palace of Westminster yesterday to demand a referendum on the EU Treaty.

McCartney's music a legacy for Britons

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
FORMER Beatle Sir Paul McCartney, chef Jamie Oliver and footballer David Beckham head a list of 21st-century Britons whose legacies will be remembered most by future generatio

Raymond, King of Soho and top-shelf magazines, dies aged 82

04.03.2008 01:13    thescotsman.scotsman.com
TO SOME, he was a groundbreaking publisher who swept away Britain's repressed attitudes to sex and nudity. To others, he was a pedlar of smut.

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