Scots to lower drink-drive limit
Sunday, May 27th, 2012The drink-drive limit in Scotland will be lowered “as a priority”, the Scottish government has said

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Scots to lower drink-drive limit
The drink-drive limit in Scotland will be lowered “as a priority”, the Scottish government has said

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Scots to lower drink-drive limit
The world’s oldest marathon runner is set to join more than 27,000 runners on the streets of the Scottish capital at the 10th Edinburgh Marathon Festival.

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‘Oldest’ runner, 101, at marathon
The ten most popular areas for young Scottish professionals to buy property are all in major cities, according to the Bank of Scotland.

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Cities draw young professionals
Plans to introduce minimum drink pricing in Scotland are expected to be passed by the Scottish Parliament.

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Scots booze pricing to be passed
A report into controversial changes to the Scottish secondary school exam system concludes they are on track to be fully implemented on time.

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Schools ‘on track’ for new exams
The Scottish Parliament has extended emergency restrictions preventing fishing in Dalgety Bay.

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Ban extended at radioactive bay
A summit is being held to help Scottish businesses guard against the growing threat of cyber criminals.

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Summit ‘first’ on e-crime threat
The number of Scottish councils should be cut by almost half and their powers boosted to revitalise local government, a think tank says.

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Plan put to cut Scots councils
Rangers could play in next season’s Scottish Premier League without sanctions even if they form a new company.

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Newco Gers could avoid sanctions
Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi dies at home in Tripoli, nearly three years after he was controversially freed from a Scottish prison.

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Lockerbie bomber Megrahi is dead
A rally is held to oppose the relocation of 32 ScottishPower office jobs across north Wales.

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Rally opposes office relocation
Tens of thousands of Hibs and Hearts fans head to the national stadium for the first Scottish Cup Final between the Edinburgh sides in 116 years.

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Fans head for all-Edinburgh final
Rangers have their appeal against a year-long transfer embargo and a £160,000 fine rejected by a Scottish FA tribunal.

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Tribunal rejects Rangers appeal
Former Sheffield United chief executive Charles Green agrees a deal to buy Scottish Premier League club Rangers.

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Takeover deal for Rangers agreed
The Scottish first minister is to travel to Norway this week in a bid to forge closer links over green energy.

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Salmond trip to forge Norway link