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Last troops from Black Watch home after 'hard tour'

Your account has been frozen. Published Date: 08 November 2009 THE last elements of the Black Watch returned to Scotland yesterday after a seven-month tour in Afghanistan. The soldiers from B Company of the 3rd Battalion of The...

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Paul Sandby opens Major Exhibition Celebrates the Artist Paul Sandby

EDINBURGH.- This winter the National Gallery of Scotland presents a major exhibition celebrating the bicentenary of the artist Paul Sandby (1731-1809). A pioneer landscape painter and brilliant innovator with watercolour,...

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New Town Killers

New Town Killers has a lot of promise, it's a great idea filmed in a great city by a Scottish writer/director and a strong Scottish cast. Richard Jobson is the man behind the writing and directing, and in front of the camera we...

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Tender: Edinburgh: network cabling

SECTION I: CONTRACTING AUTHORITY I.1) NAME, ADDRESSES AND CONTACT POINT(S): Address: Organisation: Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body, The Scottish Parliament, Procurement Services Internet address(es): General address of...

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Paul Sandby: Picturing Britain | Exhibition

Linda Colley on the neglected 18th-century landscape painter, Paul Sandby One of the last watercolours on show in this exhibition is of Mr Whatman's Turkey Paper Mills in Kent. Painted by Paul Sandby in 1794, 15 years before...

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Chancellor says world must keep spending

Katherine Griffiths, Banking Editor Alistair Darling has warned countries not to be "complacent" about the economic recovery and urged them not to cut spending too soon. The UK and US are set to unite around the theme that the...

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Men at arms

Linda Colley on the neglected 18th-century landscape painter, Paul Sandby One of the last watercolours on show in this exhibition is of Mr Whatman's Turkey Paper Mills in Kent. Painted by Paul Sandby in 1794, 15 years before...

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Bonfire Night spells trouble in Scotland

EDINBURGH, Scotland, Nov. 6 (UPI) -- This year's Bonfire Night in Scotland turned out to be a major headache for firefighters who said they answered hundreds of calls and were even attacked. Fire crews in southern Scotland...

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Scottish novice finds gold Iron Age torcs

A worker poses with four gold Iron Age torcs during a photocall at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh, Scotland November 4, 2009. The torcs, which date between 300 and 100 BC, were found by an amateur treasure hunter...

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Jail for fraudster who took £30k from colleague

Your account has been frozen. For your available options click the below button. Published Date: 06 November 2009 A FRAUDSTER who conned a colleague out of £30,000 after telling her he wanted to leave his wife to be with her...

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