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Scots fans turned away from game
Hundreds of football fans are refused entry to the stadium for Scotland's World Cup qualifier against Macedonia.
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The prime minister is accused of letting households "plunge into fuel poverty" by not acting to address rising energy prices.
More details'Thousands' oppose booze ban plan
More than 10,000 people have signed a petition against raising the age for buying alcohol in off-sales, campaigners claim.
More detailsGlasgow limbers up for Euro dance
Millions of people in 23 countries are expected to watch the Eurovision Dance Contest in Glasgow.
More detailsPolice name head-on crash victim
A man who died after a head-on crash on the A75 Gretna to Stranraer road is named by police.
More detailsDrivers quizzed over missing man
Scores of drivers in the Maybury area of Edinburgh are stopped by police trying to trace a missing man.
More detailsCapital's first car reg for sale
Edinburgh's first ever car number plate, registration S1, is set to fetch up to £250,000 at auction.
More details"Buzz-light year" as bee colonies struggle
Beekeepers and honey producers are concerned as hives fall silent to disease and fertility problems.
More detailsScotland suffer defeat in Skopje
Ilcho Naumoski gives Macedonia victory in their World Cup qualifier against a poor Scotland side.
More detailsLive text - Nadal v Murray
World number one Rafael Nadal faces Britain's Andy Murray in the semi-finals of the US Open.
More detailsMountain alert
Figures reveal the deaths and rescues on Scotland's hills
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More detailsSnail sanctuary
One of the world's smallest snails gets special protection
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Reception for Scotland's Olympic heroes
More detailsBlether with Brian
Is Gordon Brown caving in to the SNP?
More detailsBalls found inside 'rattling' dog
A labrador has 13 golf balls removed from its stomach after eating them at a Fife golf course.
More detailsFirst come first served marathon
The Edinburgh Marathon is not to be balloted next year and instead is open to entrants on a first come first served basis.
More detailsLife term for 'evil' wife killer
A former accountant who stabbed his wife 86 times at the family home is jailed for at least 19 years.
More detailsRacecourse put up for sale
The owners of Ayr racecourse put it up for sale blaming the poor state of the housing market and planning system.
More detailsMan kicked to death at drink den
A man who kicked another man to death after he turned down a drink has been found guilty of murder.
More detailsA9 crash victim named by police
A woman who died in a two-vehicle crash on the A9 in the Highlands on Thursday afternoon is named by police.
More detailsClearances statue to be unveiled
A statue recognising the achievements of those who left for Canada during the clearances is to be unveiled.
More detailsMan in court after fatal accident
A 28-year-old Italian is accused of causing a woman's death following a crash on the A9 in the Highlands.
More detailsGirl killed after getting off bus
Classmates will be offered counselling after a 15-year-old girl is killed after getting off a school bus.
More detailsCouncil defers spending decisions
Decisions on the future of major capital projects in Aberdeen have been referred to the full council.
More detailsWoman rescued in 4,500-mile alert
A woman is airlifted to safety in Russia - after a distress signal was picked up at RAF Kinloss.
More detailsAerial attack plan for seagulls
A pilot project to tackle problems with urban gulls will fight them in the streets, on rooftops and in the sky.
More detailsPostal raiders escape with cash
Two men make off with cash and other items in an early morning break-in at a village post office.
More detailsBishops' treasures brought home
Precious items buried with the medieval bishops of Galloway are returned to Whithorn for an exhibition.
More details'Murdered' porpoise found
A father and son out fishing find a dead porpoise they believe was beaten to death by a dolphin.
More detailsDoors Open record participation
More properties than ever before invite people in for free during the Doors Open weekend in Angus.
More detailsChildren's ward 'will not close'
NHS Tayside promises that the children's ward at Perth Royal Infirmary will not be closed down.
More detailsCouncil union in one-day strike
A local government union calls another one-day strike across Scotland in pursuit of its pay claim.
More detailsBrown 'backs more Holyrood power'
The SNP claims that Gordon Brown is "caving in to pressure" to concede more powers to Holyrood.
More detailsChildren's champion to step down
Scotland's outspoken children's commissioner will not seek reappointment when her term ends next year.
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