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Physio struck off after sexually touching women during yoga classes at Scots hotel
A PHYSIOTHERAPIST who ran yoga classes at a luxury Scottish hotel has been ordered to be struck off after sexually touching two women while supposedly correcting their positions.
Scots local government revamp should force referendum, claims councillor
PLANS to reform local government in Scotland could force a referendum on whether to split up council areas. This is because of an obscure clause in a 1980s European charter, adopted in Scotland earlier this year, which governs the consultation process for significant local government reform. It states that any changes to local authority boundaries […] The post Scots local government revamp should force referendum, claims councillor appeared first on Deadline News.
Whisky giant splashes six figures on safety kit to tackle explosion risks at Scots distilleries
A MAJOR Scotch whisky producer has signed a six-figure deal to install specialist gas detection equipment across its Scottish distilleries to protect workers from potentially explosive alcohol vapours.
Aberdeen IT firm secures gold workplace accreditation
PCL Group has secured a gold workplace accreditation following an assessment of its leadership, staff development and working culture.
Trump has shamed Europe over Putin – awkwardly, he’s got a point
James Ball: The US President is for once right to call out Europe for buying Russian gas
Man killed by tiger at UK wildlife park pictured
The man who was mauled to death by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park after entering its enclosure has been identified as William Chapman, Sky News understands.
Flights suspended at Nuremberg Airport after plane raised hijack alarm
Flights at Germany’s Nuremberg Airport have been suspended after a plane sent out an emergency code signalling it was being hijacked.
UK at growing risk of terror attack with deadly manmade viruses, warns MI5 boss
Sir Ken McCallum said AI is 'supercharging' security threats in the UK and meant terrorists could gain the ability to create bioweapons
My first London home made me £850,000 – I sold my second at a loss
Housing in the capital used to be an investors' dream. But as properties sit empty and sell at a loss, has the bubble finally burst?
Parole Board for Scotland – new chair appointed
THE PAROLE BOARD for Scotland has a new chair. The Scottish Government has appointed Morag Slesser to the role. Ms Slesser is a forensic clinical psychologist with experience in the Scottish legal system. She has led research-informed approaches to assessing and managing the risk posed by criminals. Recently she was Head of Psychology at The State Hospital in Carstairs and she has also been a member of the Parole Board for the last eight years. The board decides on the evidence of each case whether to release prisoners.
Crystal Palace have left me with a nagging worry
I'm sure the football is tremendous fun for neutrals - but it leaves me feeling uneasy
Isle of Mull Cheese launches first Hebridean Cream Liqueur
Isle of Mull Cheese has announced the release of its first Hebridean Cream Liqueur, a new spirit created entirely using by-products and ingredients sourced directly from its existing dairy operations.
Actor Brian Cox returns to Dundee Rep
THE DUNDEE-BORN ACTOR, Brian Cox, CBE, will come home to the theatre where his career began for an event on 9 November. Author and screenwriter, Neil Forsyth, will join the actor on stage for a Q&A, which will be accompanied by film clips. Neil Forsyth is a multiple BAFTA and Royal Television Society Award winner,
My adult children no longer speak – it breaks my heart
Many parents blame themselves when their children fall out. Here, experts offer advice on how to manage (and mistakes to avoid) when that sibling bond begins to break
Scottish business optimism hits highest level since 2023
Scottish businesses are reporting their most positive assessment of the economy in over three years, with optimism about conditions reaching its highest point since June 2023.
Three changes Newcastle must make after £115m trio struggle
The chastening defeat at Coventry exposed problems Matthias Jaissle can no longer ignore
Harry is no longer untouchable – but he can say what no other royal can
Richard Palmer: The Duke of Sussex can use the platform his birthright gave him to help hold Britain to account
The immigration case that shows what happens to Trump’s political enemies
US agents raided the home of Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, who accused the President of a 'campaign of intimidation', saying 'I will not be silenced'
I earn £100,000 – how much should I put into my pension to cut my tax bill?
A young reader wants to reduce the tax they pay by boosting their retirement savings
Social care worker accused of getting too close with young woman cleared of misconduct allegations
A social care worker accused of getting too close to a young person in her care has been cleared by Scotland’s social care regulator.
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