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Scottish News for 14 September 2012

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Murray plans homecoming celebration Sep 14 2012

Tennis star Andy Murray has said he can't wait to get back to his home town and thank fans for their support this weekend.Read

Thousands greet Olympic heroes Sep 14 2012

Thousands of people have turned out to honour Scotland's Olympic and Paralympic heroes at a "spectacular" official victory parade.Read

Hillwalker search team finds body Sep 14 2012

Rescuers searching for a missing hillwalker have found a body, police said.Read

Alcohol price plan faces objection Sep 14 2012

A controversial plan to set a minimum price for alcohol is being delayed by an objection from Bulgaria, an industry body has revealed.Read

Journalist reported in data inquiry Sep 14 2012

The news editor of the Scottish Sun has been reported to prosecutors over alleged breaches of the data protection act.Read

Hoy joy at city's Olympics parade Sep 14 2012

Sir Chris Hoy has spoken of his joy at being part of a record-breaking team as the official victory parade of Scotland's Olympic and Paralympic heroes began.Read

Warning issued on arts funding Sep 14 2012

The way arts are funded in Scotland will lead to "wanton destruction" of vital infrastructure unless the current strategy is changed, a Scottish Parliament committee has been warned.Read

331 caught in mobiles crackdown Sep 14 2012

More than 300 motorists were caught using a mobile phone while driving in a one-day crackdown by police.Read

Salmond praises community register Sep 14 2012

A new scheme to help communities across Scotland reap the benefits of green energy projects has been launched by the First Minister.Read

Registrar General set to retire Sep 14 2012

The Registrar General is to retire after having made a "major contribution to Scotland".Read

University fees loophole to close Sep 14 2012

Legislation is to be introduced to prevent students from the rest of the UK from exploiting dual nationality rights to avoid paying fees at Scottish universities.Read

Hall's factory rescue plan rejected Sep 14 2012

Finance Secretary John Swinney said he is disappointed that a plan to rescue a closure-threatened meat processing plant has been rejected by its owners.Read

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