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The Scotsman
9 Oct, 2019
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Gunman reported to have shot multiple people at synagogue in Germany
A gunman is believed to have killed multiple people at a synagogue in eastern Germany.
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Thomas Cook stores to be bought by agent Hays Travel

Independent travel agent Hays Travel has said it will buy 555 stores from Thomas Cook after the holiday company collapsed late last month.

Social media campaign to ‘storm’ Irn-Bru factory for supplies of old recipe cans

More than 2,000 people have joined a plan to 'storm' the Irn-Bru factory - because they want the original recipe back.

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Mechanic ‘fighting for life’ after nearly being crushed to death by ‘runaway bus’ at a Lothian depot

A mechanic has been left in a coma with serious injuries after almost being crushed to death by a runaway bus while working in a Lothian depot.

Brexit: The smoking gun that shows the SNP secretly wants no-deal – Murdo Fraser

The failure of the Scottish Government to pass on the vast majority of Brexit funding directly to councils suggests that they not only want a no-deal, but want to make the resulting economic damage worse in the hope of boosting support for independence, writes Murdo Fraser.

Sport Update
Sam Torrance hangs up clubs saying: ‘I didn’t win a major but I had fun”

There will be no more “play it again, Sam”. Nearly 50 years after he turned professional, Sam Torrance has called time on his competitive career. The man who holds the record for most appearances on the European Tour and gave us an iconic moment as he raised his arms skywards on the 18th green at The Belfry in 1985 after holing the winning putt in a Ryder Cup has officially retired at the age of 66.

How the Scotland players rated in Rugby World Cup win over Russia

Marks out of ten for every Scotland player to see game time against Russia in Shizuoka

Celtic and Rangers eye League One ace, Leeds want Rangers man, European giants eye Celtic winger, update on Martin Boyle Hibs comeback, – Scottish Premiership Rumour Mill

The latest Scottish football news, transfer rumours and gossip...

And finally...
Scottish Ensemble to experiment with dual-venue concerts

They’ve performed in abandoned Glasgow offices, danced to Bach, run music together like an iPod on shuffle, and plenty more besides. “Redefining the string orchestra” is the Scottish Ensemble’s motto, and the group more than meets any expectations that phrase raises with its experimental, boundary-pushing approaches to making music. That questing tradition continues in the opening concerts of the Ensemble’s 50th anniversary season. Titled Baroque: Take Two, they comprise concerts showcasing Vivaldi, Corelli and others that begin in one venue but finish in another, with the audience strolling between them during the interval. In Edinburgh, it’s the Signet Library and St Giles Cathedral; in Glasgow, it’s the Glasgow Art Club and Renfield St Stephens Centre; and there are similar set-ups in Inverness, Perth and London. You even get to choose the order in which you experience the two parts.

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