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Winds and rain battering Britain
Flood warnings are in place in Wales and parts of England as heavy rain sweeps across the country.
Rice talks with Libya's Gaddafi
Condoleezza Rice meets Col Gaddafi in Libya in the latest step towards improving relations between the former enemies.
MoD names soldier killed by blast
A British soldier killed in an explosion while on patrol in southern Afghanistan is named by the Ministry of Defence.
Benn denies fuel bill cave-in
Environment Secretary Hilary Benn denies ministers "caved in" to energy firms over cash rebates for soaring fuel bills.
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Paddy's Market as Art
A film about Paddy's Market in Glasgow, which is under threat of closure, is to feature in two art exhibitions in Oslo and London starting this weekend. |
Scottish Government will not intervene with plans for Pollok Park
The Scottish Government decided yesterday not to intervene with plans for the proposed Go Ape sight at Pollok Park. |
Winner funniest woman at Funny Woman awards
Scottish stand-up comedian Janey Godley was announced winner of this year’s NIVEA Funny Women Fringe Award held last night, Monday 11th August 2008 at 11:30PM at the Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh. |
Funny Business for MSP At Award Ceremony
Christina McKelvie MSP will present this year’s Nivea Funny Women Fringe Award on Monday 11th August 2008 at 11:30PM at the Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh. |
A virtual winner for Scotland
A Glasgow business woman is poised for international recognition after reaching the final stages of a search to find the country’s best Personal Assistant. |
TRADERS URGE VOTERS TO REJECT LABOUR IN GLASGOW EAST AFTER DODGY LAND DEAL UNCOVERED
On the eve of the Glasgow East by election, traders of Paddy’s Market in the city have expressed outrage as a Freedom of Information Act request has uncovered firm evidence that leading Labour councillors have misled the council and the public over a lucrative land deal. Traders, most of who live in the Glasgow East constituency are urging voters not to back Labour in tomorrow’s by election.
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LABOUR COUNCILLORS UNDER INVESTIGATION
Eleven Labour Glasgow City Councillors, including Councillor George Ryan, who suddenly pulled out of the contest to represent Labour in the crucial Glasgow East by-election, were reported to the Standards on 18 June 2008 in connection with a controversial land deal in the city centre. |
Labour’s candidate ‘favourite’ reported to the Standards Commission
Labour’s candidate ‘favourite’ reported to the Standards Commission along with TEN other Labour councillors |
A Climate of Change For Communities
A new £18.8 million fund to help communities take local action to tackle the global threat of climate change was launched by the Scottish Government this week. |
Paddy's Traders Propose Counter Deal
Traders at Paddy’s Market have hit back today at council plans to try to rid the city of the so-called “crime ridden midden” with a proposal to take on the job of tackling the concerns in the area themselves. |
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