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Good morning Voornaam

 

A bright February morning, and Spring is on the horizon. 

Make sure you have breakfast today, and grab a hot drink for cold hands while we take a look at the news.

 

First up, an exclusive from our Investigations Correspondent, and part of an ongoing series into Scotland's criminal justice system, Justice Denied. 

 

The 9,000 criminal cases dropped due to delays in legal 'scandal'.

Read more here. 

  
  Uninhabited Scottish island looks to future amid tourism revival  
Uninhabited Scottish island looks to future amid tourism revival
     
 
Dog dies and grandmother suffers broken arm and deep puncture wounds in XL bully attack
Dog dies and grandmother suffers broken arm and deep puncture wounds in XL bully attack
 
     
 
Bereaved mother tells inquiry her baby’s death was caused by ‘putrid hospital’
Bereaved mother tells inquiry her baby’s death was caused by ‘putrid hospital’
 

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Edinburgh Spring Walks 2025: 10 of the very best walks to enjoy in and around Scotland's Capital
 
Edinburgh Spring Walks 2025: 10 of the very best walks to enjoy in and around Scotland's Capital
 
Here are the best-selling video game consoles of all time - including the Nintendo Switch
 
Here are the best-selling video game consoles of all time - including the Nintendo Switch
 
     
     
  'Provide clarity': Scottish football CEO breaks silence after sudden departure  
     
  'Provide clarity': Scottish football CEO breaks silence after sudden departure  
     
 
‘Weedy forwards’: How Scotland are using Six Nations barb to their advantage
 
‘Weedy forwards’: How Scotland are using Six Nations barb to their advantage
 
Scotland's 'most exciting player' giving Steve Clarke a problem - but genetics no longer an issue
 
Scotland's 'most exciting player' giving Steve Clarke a problem - but genetics no longer an issue
 
 
     
     
 

Lastly for today, a tiny and 'friendly' Scottish island school seeks Head Teacher on £64K salary.

Read more here. 

 

Scottish trivia time. 

Yesterday we asked: "Scotland and England have contested the Calcutta Cup since 1879. Which two animals are engraved on to the cup?"

The answer is: "Cobra and Elephant."

 

Today's question: "Who discovered penicillin?"

 

Whatever your plans for today, have a good one.

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