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MIRACLE crash survivor Sophia Floersch has attacked Formula 1 for the way they use women in the sport to ‘attract attention’. The 19-year-old suffered a horrific crash in November 2018 which saw her car fly into fencing at 170mph, quite incredibly resulting in only a fractured back.
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Thousands of people gathered to watch as Scotland’s largest puppet took over the streets of Glasgow.
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Leaving your beloved pooch behind is never easy for dog owners when travelling abroad, with that sorrowful look melting your heart as they watch you pack the suitcases.
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Sainsbury’s has been crowned the cheapest supermarket of 2019 in a study by consumer group Which?
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People with at least two grandparents who were born in Orkney or Shetland are being asked to join a genetic study aimed at improving medical treatments.
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Danny MacAskill film of his bike stunts in Edinburgh went global in 2009 and changed his life, but the Skye-born cyclist is still happiest hitting the streets, he tells Janet Christie
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Beauticians in Scotland offering cosmetic surgery such as lip or cheek fillers will soon be required to obtain a licence.
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One of Scotland’s biggest haggis producers has rebranded its vegetarian version of the dish for sale in the United States as it resumes exports to the country for the first time in almost 50 years.
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The saga over Edinburgh’s controversial Christmas market has taken a new twist after it emerged the National Galleries of Scotland has agreed to help foot the bill for bringing the state of Princes Street Gardens up to scratch.
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Linlithgow Jazz continues to bring talented musicians to the town, with award-winning gypsy jazz act Rose Room set to perform at the Queen Margaret Hall early next month.
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COBRA sees Sky returning to the “disaster TV” genre after chilling viewers with its stark dramatisation of the Chernobyl explosion.
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Grammy-Award winning jazz artist Gregory Porter is back, with a new single and the announcement of a new album exciting fans.
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A memorial service typically attended by history fans in period costume will mark the 1746 Battle of Falkirk at the Battlefield Monument tomorrow (Saturday) at 2pm.
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DIRECTING from the harpsichord, conductor Maxim Emelyanychev set the SCO on fire in this crowd-pleasing programme of Baroque dances with his sheer magnetism and boundless energy.
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IF Thursday’s BBC SSO programme was, in content, a mixed bag, so its performances ranged from high-voltage to the depths of weirdness. To be fair to German-born Kevin John Edusei, stepping in at short notice for the advertised conductor...
