Customers in Scotland will now have to give their details when visiting pubs and restaurants by law

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	Aug 15, 2020


	Customers in Scotland will now have to give their details when visiting pubs and restaurants by law

	Pubs and restaurants in Scotland have been warned they will now be breaking the law if they don’t collect customer contact details.

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Stonehaven train crash: Prince Charles visits Aberdeenshire site of fatal derailment

Three people were killed in the crash on Wednesday morning.

Stonehaven train crash: New details confirm train hit landslip before derailing killing three passengers

Details were confirmed following an inquiry by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch

Kamala Harris: Joe Biden’s new right-hand woman holds key to future – Jim Duffy

The US election has far-reaching consequences for the UK but now there is hope on the horizon, writes Jim Duffy

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Scottish ultra-runner Donnie Campbell attempting to complete Scotland’s 282 Munros in record 33 days

Skye ultra-runner Donnie Campbell is attempting to complete a continuous self-propelled round of Scotland’s 282 Munros in just 33 days

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Tom Forsyth: Tributes to former Rangers defender and hero of 1973 Scottish Cup final

Ibrox club and Motherwell salute defender known as ‘Jaws’

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Hearts might be better off in England suggests ex-chairman Leslie Deans

Tynecastle club ‘is being punished for misdemeanours by Celtic and Aberdeen’

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Hibs boss Jack Ross has ‘enormous sympathy’ for Hearts over training chaos

Jambos sidelined at Oriam as English teams get green light to train

Dave Lewis

Celtic and Aberdeen charged as Scottish FA gets tough over Covid breaches

Clubs face disciplinary action along with the players who broke rules





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