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Pensioner, 87, robbed in her home

An 87-year-old woman has been assaulted and robbed in a "shocking" crime in her own home, police said.Read

Father killed in bike crash named

A father killed in a motorbike crash has been named by police.Read

Soldiers food rations 'inadequate'

Food rations for troops have been branded "inadequate" by Labour's political opponents, following reports soldiers are going to battle on a breakfast costing 52p.Read

Security guard wins bravery award

A security guard has insisted he is only doing his job after landing a bravery award for tackling two raiders he caught breaking into a warehouse.Read

ScotRail: Easter business as usual

Train operator ScotRail said it would be "business as usual" if rail workers strike during the Easter holidays.Read

Ellis set to takeover Rangers

Andrew Ellis is "very likely" to take over Rangers in the next few weeks, according to one of the men helping to facilitate a deal.Read

Knife crime plans 'may cost £80m'

Opposition proposals for mandatory jail sentences for knife crime will cost up to £80 million a year, official figures have shown.Read

Bid to reduce 'trans-fat' levels

Scottish politicians have been urged to back an attempt to cut the amount of "Frankenstein fats" in food and help save lives.Read

Man and woman die in caravan fire

A man and a woman have died in a blaze at a caravan park, police said.Read

Plans for multi-fuel power station

Plans for a new multi-fuel power station at Hunterston are to be submitted to the Scottish Government next week.Read

Campaigners march for flats trio

Hundreds of campaigners have joined a march and rally in memory of three asylum seekers who leapt from a tower block.Read

Two held over £120,000 drugs haul

Drugs with an estimated street value of £120,000 have been seized by police, it has been revealed.Read

Salmond joins Trident protesters

First Minister Alex Salmond has joined hundreds of marchers in calling for the Trident nuclear programme to be scrapped.Read

Royal Mail quality tests 'rigged'

The postal watchdog is considering action against Royal Mail after allegations that quality tests were rigged.Read

Union supports rail workers strike

Union leaders claimed to have "rock solid" support for a 24-hour walkout by rail workers.Read

'No disruption' for rugby fans

A train operator has insisted rugby fans would not have their journeys disrupted as staff began a 24-hour strike.Read

Protest march over flat deaths

Campaigners will stage a march and rally following the deaths of three asylum seekers who leapt from a tower block.Read

Salmond to join anti-Trident march

First Minister Alex Salmond will lead calls to scrap the Trident nuclear programme at a major rally in the capital.Read

Murder probe after body found

The death of a mother-of-three whose body was found dumped in undergrowth after a night out is being treated as murder, police have said.Read

BBC to look at SNP debate proposals

The BBC is to consider SNP proposals aimed at resolving a row over forthcoming General Election television debates after talks.Read

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