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TWO CLOSE TO MISS:
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Debut Scotland striker Chris Iwelumo smashed a nation's dreams after missing a goal from two yards during Saturday's Scotland v Norway World Cup qualifier.

Double jobs blow as finance firms to cut staff
12:31am Thursday 9th August 2007
The financial sector suffered a double blow yesterday when two companies announced job losses, although one of the moves will not affect workers in Scotland.

Salmond demands power over broadcasting
3:19pm Wednesday 8th August 2007
Alex Salmond, Scotland's First Minister, has revealed a commission is being set up to look into the future of Scottish broadcasting.

Mother sought after new-born baby found at hospital
12:56pm Wednesday 8th August 2007
Police are appealing for the mother of a new-born baby to come forward after the child was left at a hospital.

Madeleine DNA test negative
12:44pm Wednesday 8th August 2007
Prosecutors in Belgium have revealed a DNA sample taken from a restaurant where a woman reported seeing missing girl Madeleine McCann was not linked to the child.

T in the Park residents threaten future of festival
3:27pm Wednesday 8th August 2007
Residents who live near the T in The Park festival site are demanding the organisers listen to their concerns over problems or they will move to have their licence revoked.

Soldier jailed for barracks attack
12:38pm Wednesday 8th August 2007
An Army private who attacked another soldier in their barracks until he blacked out after a row over a woman colleague has been jailed for 26 months.

Airports reveal traffic boost
1:00pm Wednesday 8th August 2007
Increased traffic and income coupled with a reduction in deficit funding required to operate its 10 airports have been highlighted in the publicly-owned Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd's annual report.

‘Postcode lottery’ for groundbreaking eye drug
12:24am Wednesday 8th August 2007
Exclusive: Patients losing their eyesight are facing a postcode lottery over accessing groundbreaking treatment for their condition.

Foot-and-mouth report points to human error or sabotage
Foot-and-mouth report points to human error or sabotage
12:26am Wed 8 Aug 07
Human error or sabotage were put forward last night as the two likeliest possibilities for the cause of the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Surrey.

£200 boost for part-time study
12:59am Wednesday 8th August 2007
Part-time learners across Scotland are to be given extra money to support their studies amid fears many are being put off by the cost of courses.

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