Heartbroken wife says train driver husband was not at fault for derailment
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  Aug 23, 2020  
     
 

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A round up of the most popular news stories this week.

  
     
  Stonehaven train driver’s wife in heartfelt response to claims husband was at fault  
     
  Heartbroken wife says train driver husband was not at fault for derailment  
     
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SNP blamed for leaking location of Boris Johnson’s holiday cottage in Scotland
 
The SNP has hit back at claims they leaked the location of Boris Johnson’s holiday home in the Highlands.
 
     
 
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Union urges Scots ministers to halt ‘savage’ cuts at Trump Turnberry
 
The Scottish Government should intervene to stop “savage” job cuts at the Trump Turnberry resort in Ayrshire, a union has said.
 
     
 
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Will Trump-style cries of ‘build the wall’ be next strategy to deflect blame for Covid crisis? – Brian Wilson
 
As reasonable, serious questions about the handling of coronavirus in Scotland are dismissed by Nicola Sturgeon, don’t expect a public inquiry before May’s election, writes Brian Wilson.
 
     
 
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Families ‘have right’ to take legal action over care home moves says Sturgeon
 
Nicola Sturgeon has said she could not stand in the way of families seeking legal redress in connection to patients being moved from hospitals into care homes with a positive Covid-19 test.
 
     
 
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Jim Petrie, trumpeter and giant of Scottish jazz scene
 
Jim Petrie, jazz trumpeter and vocalist. Born: 14 April 1937. Died: 1 August 2020 in Edinburgh, aged 83
 
     
 
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Scotland’s longest serving parliamentarian to step down from Holyrood
 
Environment Secretary Roseanna Cunningham has taken the &quote;difficult decision&quote; not to stand for re-election at next year’s Holyrood elections.
 
     
 
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Why the absence of large numbers of Festival-goers means Edinburgh can rethink its future – Joanna Mowat
 
The breathing space created by the absence of vast numbers of tourists who normally come for the Festival should be used to develop a new ‘Charter of Edinburgh’, setting out how to ensure it remains a place where people actually live, writes councillor Joanna Mowat.
 
     
 
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Police search Edinburgh house in connection with New IRA inquiry
 
Police have searched a property in Edinburgh as part of an investigation into dissident republican group the New IRA.
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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