🔴 Young paddleboarders rescued as Storm Kathleen causes widespread disruption

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Premium: Young paddleboarders rescued as Storm Kathleen causes widespread disruption
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	Storm Kathleen: Young paddleboarders rescued as strong winds cause widespread disruption across Scotland

	Lifeboat crew rescues youngsters as trains and ferries are cancelled

Storm Kathleen: Young paddleboarders rescued as strong winds cause widespread disruption across Scotland

New hate crime law ‘seems unworkable’ and may fail, warns Jack McConnell

New hate crime law ‘seems unworkable’ and may fail, warns Jack McConnell

Concern as screenings for potentially fatal aneurysms fall dramatically

Concern as screenings for potentially fatal aneurysms fall dramatically

Cancer charities play vital role in plugging gaps that desperately need to be filled – Christine Jardine

Cancer charities play vital role in plugging gaps that desperately need to be filled – Christine Jardine

Holyrood’s hate crime law puts devolution in the dock, charged with ignorance and incompetence - Brian Monteith

Holyrood’s hate crime law puts devolution in the dock, charged with ignorance and incompetence - Brian Monteith

Aberdeen University boss predicts return of international students if a 'more welcoming' Labour government takes power

Aberdeen University boss predicts return of international students if a 'more welcoming' Labour government takes power

New hate crime law ‘lacks political nous’ says Jeane Freeman & ‘seems unworkable’ - Jack McConnell

New hate crime law ‘lacks political nous’ says Jeane Freeman & ‘seems unworkable’ - Jack McConnell

Sharks win sends Edinburgh to Durban but disruptions will be kept to a minimum

Sharks win sends Edinburgh to Durban but disruptions will be kept to a minimum

Rangers and Celtic player ratings: The star men, the drama queen's battle with Beaton and bottle of Buckfast

Rangers and Celtic player ratings: The star men, the drama queen's battle with Beaton and bottle of Buckfast





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