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Luke Mitchell: read the judgment in Jodi Jones case

The judgment delivered in the Luke Mitchell appeal issued today by the Lord Justice General, Lord Hamilton, sitting with Lord Osborne and Lord Kingarth.

Tommy Burns online tributes page

Tributes to Celtic legend Tommy Burns have poured in from politicians, entertainers and football figures after he lost a long-running battle with skin cancer. add your tribute here

Life and times of a Celtic legend

'Being Tommy�s mate has been best part of joining Celtic'

Obituary: Tommy Burns

A truly fine player and a truly fine man

Celtic legend Tommy Burns dies of cancer

Jodi Jones murder: Luke Mitchell appeal fails

Luke Mitchell today failed to have his conviction for murdering 14-year-old Jodi Jones overturned.

Police officer describes "terrifying" Rangers attack

The police officer attacked by Rangers fans after the team's defeat in the Uefa Cup Final in Manchester said today the violence was unbelievable and frightening.

Salmond demands full probe into Uefa cup clashes

Alex Salmond is leading cross-party calls for a full inquiry into Wednesday�s clashes between Rangers fans and Manchester police officers

‘He loved football, he loved Celtic, he loved people. All loved him back’

Tommy Burns went from a schoolboy in Glasgow�s Calton to a great footballer whose worth shone off the pitch.

Bullying of teachers by senior staff is common, says union

Andrew Denholm Education Correspondent STAFF at secondary schools across Scotland are routinely bullied by headteachers and deputy heads, a teachers' conference will hear today.

Sermon on the Mound revisited: Brown to address Assembly

Twenty years almost to the day after Margaret Thatcher gave her deeply controversial Sermon on the Mound to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, Gordon Brown will outline his own vision of Britain in an address in Edinburgh tomorrow.

New Moderator vows to tackle poverty

Heart attack victims could be airlifted to key hospitals

Study launched by ambulance service
Flying heart attack patients to hospital � even if they live in mainland Scotland � is being considered by the Scottish Ambulance Service.

Scottish house prices up 7% over last year

House prices in Scotland have increased by more than 7% over the last year, according to the most comprehensive official statistics.

Three female directors get funding boost for new films

Three female directors, including two associated with Scotland, have received significant new funds from the UK Film Council to help make their new films.

Manchester picks up the pieces as police reveal the full scale of riot

Authorities in Manchester yesterday defended their hosting of the Uefa Cup final amid complaints from fans and residents alike.

‘The fans were friendly. How could this have happened?’

His English was poor. But he said what fans of Rangers wanted to hear.

Commander steps in to defend her officers as tactics questioned

The match commander � the woman who led Wednesday night�s policing operation � came out fighting yesterday as her force�s behaviour during the battle of Piccadilly was called into question.

No big screens for Champions League final, reveals council

The Champions League final will not be shown on big screens in Manchester, the city council revealed yesterday.

Fritzl’s family thank townspeople

Asimo, the maestro that is more of a semiconductor

Iranian leader marks Israeli anniversary with menace

Rescue workers reach heart of earthquake’s devastation

Disastrous year puts strain on leadership

Working towards happy families

Stirling ready to make a Big Noise

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Giving power to the people

A tale of three centuries of change

Scientists reveal new meningitis B vaccine

Immigrant pupils ‘lack specialist help with English’

Stars win £58,000 over covert photographs

Baby starling in wall saved by birdsong CD

Villagers opt for donkeys to help carry shopping

Strathclyde Police may put Glasgow HQ on market for £12m

Bitter end as hopes vanquished

‘Born to win’ Sara becomes ninth fired Apprentice

Scottish Gas in hot water over ‘failure’ to pay

Aberdeen council is accused of failing the people of the city

Council craft workers to hold one-day strike

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