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Lockerbie evidence not disclosed
Scottish police had information that could have changed the outcome of the Lockerbie trial, a BBC programme learns.
Zoom Airlines suspend all flights
Transatlantic budget carrier Zoom Airlines suspends all operations after applying to go into administration.
Sculpture recreates iconic photo
A sculpture based on Oscar Marzaroli's famous "Gorbals Boys" photograph is to be unveiled in Glasgow.
Fans arrive for Connect festival
This year's Hydro Connect festival gets under way on Friday at Inverary Castle in Argyll.
£9m savings achieved by council
A council manages to exceed its annual efficiency savings target by more than £5m.
Chariot find at settlement site
Archaeologists are uncovering clues to the use of an Iron Age "flashy run around".
Ancient Scots clock chimes again
Scotland's oldest known working clock runs again after undergoing a major refurbishment
The couple living 4,000 miles apart to keep their marriage alive
A pilot from the United States describes how she makes 8,000-mile round trips to visit her husband in Scotland.
Who's bard? Burns fans shock over Jacko "show tunes" covers
Experts on Rabbie Burns react to reports that Michael Jackson has put the Scots Bard's work to music.
Celtic to face Man Utd in Europe
Scottish champions Celtic will meet holders Man Utd, Villarreal and Aalborg in the group stages of the Champions League.
Murray edges past France's Llodra
Andy Murray has to dig deep to reach the third round of the US Open with an erratic 6-4 1-6 7-5 7-6 (9-7) win over Michael Llodra.
Festival Fringe director resigns
The director of Edinburgh Festival Fringe announces he is to step down after just over a year in the post.
Jail for life-threatening attack
A convicted drug trafficker who left a pedestrian with life-threatening head injuries in Edinburgh is sentenced.
Happy West Lothian smiles better
West Lothian is rated as the happiest place in Scotland compared to Edinburgh which is ranked the most miserable.
GP explains life expectancy gap
A GP reacts to a report saying that there is a 28-year gap in life expectancy depending on where you live in Glasgow.
'Suicide' case GP keeps practice
A Glasgow GP who gave sleeping pills to a suicidal patient is allowed to retain his practice.
Cash for special needs services
Two services which help parents of children with special needs at tribunals are given a financial lifeline.
Man spends night stuck on fence
A pensioner is recovering in hospital after spending eight hours trapped upside down on a wire fence.
Worker killed in accident named
Police release the identity of a 59-year-old man who died on a construction site in Inverness.
'Milestone' for far north company
A firm made up of farmers and inspired by Prince Charles is reporting a turnover of £8.6m.
Seven treated in E.coli outbreak
Seven people, some of them children, are diagnosed with E.coli 0157 in a single village.
Schoolboy twins evicted by court
Two schoolboy twins are evicted from their town centre flat under anti-social behaviour legislation.
Football row sparked sword siege
A sword-wielding man held riot police at bay for three hours after a row between neighbours got out of hand, a court hears.
Arrow fired through family's cat
Vets say a family cat is "very lucky" to survive after its body is pierced by an 18-inch aluminium arrow.
Rains revive prehistoric shrimp
What is thought to be one of the oldest living creatures on the planet thrives thanks to Scottish summer rain.
Fans 'credit' to club and country
Danish police say Queen of the South fans were a "great credit" to Scotland on their Uefa Cup travels.
Sex offender forced to flee home
A convicted sex offender is forced to move out of his Falkirk home after his address becomes public.
Drug dealer caught near police HQ
A man is jailed after being caught trying to ply his trade outside police headquarters in Perth.
Plea to trace missing teenagers
Police are trying to trace two teenagers who have gone missing from their homes in Perthshire.
Tories pick by-election candidate
The Conservatives announce their candidate for the forthcoming Westminster by-election in Fife.
Scott plays down referendum issue
Scotland's new Lib Dem leader has played down talk of his party supporting a multi-option referendum on independence.
Parties given £10.7m in donations
Political parties received £10.7m in donations between April and June - up from £8.1m during the previous three months.
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