Feb 28, 2021

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	Tributes paid at funeral of Captain Sir Tom Moore

	Family have paid their respects as they laid veteran and NHS charity fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore to rest.

Anas Sarwar elected as new Scottish Labour leader

Anas Sarwar has been elected as the new leader of Scottish Labour, becoming the first ethnic minority politician to lead a major political party.

Real estate market uncertainty highlights crucial importance of industry education

A deep understanding of market forces and modelling of financial cash flows can provide the edge to investors, developers and real estate practitioners.

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University of Aberdeen physicist who pioneered MRI technology dies aged 94

Medical physicist Professor John Mallard, who pioneered the development of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) technology, has died aged 94.

Tayside police unable to identify missing man who may be using two names

Police Scotland have taken to social media to ask the public for help identifying a man who has not been seen for almost a month.

Two arrests after teenager found in critical condition leading to lockdown of Scottish train station

A 15-year-old boy is in critical condition after a disturbance that led to a train station near Glasgow being locked down.

Scottish family with young child make ‘lucky escape’ after high tide traps them in coastal cave

A Scottish family has made a lucky escape after getting stuck in a cave at high tide during a coastal walk.

38-year-old man seriously injured in Grangemouth assault

Police in Grangemouth are investigating an assault in the early hours of Saturday morning that left a man in hospital.

Readers’ Letters: Sturgeon should have released legal advice

The allegations of a conspiracy made by Alex Salmond are clearly serious and must be investigated. However, they are distracting attention from the main thrust of the inquiry committee's remit, which is to investigate how the SNP government mishandled the complaints process as well as its case in the judicial inquiry.

MSPs must test the truth of Alex Salmond’s incendiary claims about a ‘malicious scheme’ against him – Scotsman comment

In his evidence to the MSPs’ committee investigating the Scottish government’s mishandling of complaints made against him, Alex Salmond said he was not alleging there had been a conspiracy against him.



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