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- Injured hillwalker ‘crawled for hours’ to safety July 23, 2017An injured hillwalker crawled for hours before being rescued from one of the remotest parts of the UK.
- More gays and bisexuals allowed to give blood July 22, 2017Changes making it easier for gay and bisexual men to give blood have been announced by the Scottish Government.
- Euan McColm: Corbyn’s visit forces Sturgeon to pick sides July 22, 2017Sometimes, in recent years, members of the SNP have looked more like football supporters than political activists.
- Obesity crisis behind 150 fire service calls July 22, 2017Firefighters have been called out to help more than 150 overweight people since 2013, prompting calls from the Scottish Liberal Democrats for early intervention to tackle obesity.
- Shieldhall: Intrepid tunnellers save Glasgow from floods July 22, 2017‘I spend more time underground than a King Edward potato.” Mark Burrows is a breed apart, one of a team of itinerant tunnellers who are building one of the longest underground channels to be constructed in Scotland for decades.
- On this day 1913: Edinburgh Zoo opens to the public July 22, 2017On this day in 1913, Edinburgh Zoo opened its doors for the first time.
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- Child 'seriously injured' near logging site in Argyll July 23, 2017Emergency services attended the scene near the village of Benderloch.
- Scot shot hours before his wedding in Philippines July 23, 2017Tarek Naggar is in intensive care after he was shot during a robbery in Cebu.
- White van rammed into front doors of police station July 23, 2017A man has been arrested following the early hours incident at Ayr Police Station.
- Motorcyclist killed following crash on Perthshire road July 23, 2017The 51-year-old crashed just south of Blair Atholl on the B8079.
- Sick children's precious final moments caught on camera July 23, 2017The Butterfly Wishes Network offers free and sensitive photo shoots to families.
- Trump says he has 'complete power' to issue pardons July 23, 2017President reportedly considering presidential pardons for his family, aides and himself.
The Herald
- Scot shot in front of fiancee just hours before his wedding on island in the Philippines July 22, 2017HE was due to be married yesterday on the deceptively beautiful island Philippine island of Cebu in front of 150 guests from all over the world but instead he is now lying in intensive care in a local hospital after being shot and critically wounded while having a drink with his fiancee.
- Rangers saga in new twist as 'oldcos' stalk the club July 22, 2017IN another astonishing turn in the Rangers financial saga both the old company which owned the club and the new one in control are likely to face multi-million pound claims on their assets.
- Pedro Caixinha hails character of his team - and targets two further pieces of the jigsaw July 22, 2017PEDRO Caixinha believes his Rangers squad are already showing that they have the character to bounce back from their humbling Europa League exit to Luxembourg minnows Progres Niederkorn - but admits he is desperate to add two more signings before the season gets underway in earnest. While the Ibrox side would clearly prefer to be preparing for continental co […]
- Gay men ‘to be allowed to donate blood three months after having sex’ announce Scots government July 23, 2017Changes making it easier for gay and bisexual men to give blood have been announced by the Scottish Government.
- Robert Burns 'Masonic' portrait worth £2m was bought at auction for under £1,000 July 22, 2017The owner of a 19th Century painting of Scotland’s bard Robert Burns – which is thought to conceal hidden Masonic symbols – has revealed he bought the portrait, valued at £2 million, at auction for under £1,000.
- BBC’s top female stars prepare to revolt over gender pay gap July 23, 2017Some of the BBC’s most high-profile female personalities are preparing to revolt if their demands to tackle the gender pay gap are not met.
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- Female stars call on BBC 'to sort gender pay gap now' July 23, 2017Presenters Clare Balding, Victoria Derbyshire and Emily Maitlis sign an open letter, saying "act now".
- William and Harry regret last 'rushed' call with Diana July 23, 2017William and Harry speak candidly for a documentary marking the 20th anniversary of her death.
- Jeremy Corbyn: I never said we would write off student debt July 23, 2017Jeremy Corbyn says he didn't promise to write off student debt - despite saying he would "deal with" it.
- England win Women's Cricket World Cup July 23, 2017Anya Shrubsole takes 6-46 as England win the Women's World Cup thanks to a nine-run win over India in a pulsating final at Lord's.
- Rashan Jermaine Charles dies after Hackney police pursuit July 23, 2017Rashan Jermaine Charles was taken ill after "trying to swallow an object" in a shop in east London, police say.
- Tour de France 2017: Chris Froome wins yellow jersey for the fourth time July 23, 2017Britain's Chris Froome wins the Tour de France for the fourth time in five years as Dylan Groenewegen sprints to victory on the Champs Elysees.
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