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- One of the questions I am often asked is How do you find content to blog about? The answer is easy, I use my Blog Feeder. If you blog often I highly recommend setting one of these up as a... |
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- A BODY was found in a church last night as police investigating the disappearance of Polish student Angelika Kluk revealed the handyman they have been seeking in connection with the case was a convicted sex offender. |
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- THE police inquiry over the cash-for-peerages allegations led directly to the door of 10 Downing Street for the first time yesterday, after it emerged that a senior aide to Tony Blair had been questioned by Scotland Yard detectives. |
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- THE Edinburgh International Film Festival is considering moving from its traditional August date, The Scotsman can reveal. |
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- KEVIN Keegan, scourge of the Tartan Army, is back in our midst. But this time his appearance heralds good news for Scottish football. |
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- WHEN MIKE Russell retired at the age of 60, it wasn't his decision, but that of his employers. |
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- THERE's something about Mary that Hollywood just can't keep away from. |
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- DAVID Cameron's first full conference as leader of the Conservative Party will be a policy-free zone, aides admitted yesterday, as a poll showed the party had bled support and was now neck and neck with Labour. |
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- THE Royal Navy's biggest warship passed under the Forth Bridge and headed out for sea trials yesterday after a comprehensive £25 million refit to transform her into the service's only combined troop and aircraft carrier. |
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- REGULARS at a venue once described as "the best rangers supporters' pub in the world" have been banned from singing hate-filled sectarian songs, it emerged yesterday. |
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- 'OH. MY. God!" exclaims Amy Lamé, peering excitedly over her menu at her dining companion. "I am going to have to have the melanzane in carrozza. |
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- EXPERTS on bird flu yesterday called for the rich countries of the world to help the world's poor prepare for the feared global pandemic. |
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- IRANIAN-born Anousheh Ansari, the world's first female paying space tourist, returned to Earth yesterday after an 11-day sojourn in space, capped by a bone-jarring journey from the international space station. |
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- ALMOST 60 military training exercises have been scrapped as the Ministry of Defence plans long-term cuts in the armed forces' training programme, The Scotsman has learned. |
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- THE angry widow of an oil worker killed after being trapped inside a blazing boat yesterday claimed his death could have been prevented by his employers. |
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- DRIVE down Sniper Alley, the dual-carriageway linking Sarajevo to its airport, and the past, present and some of the future of Bosnia unfolds beside you. |
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- THEY were supposed to have disappeared after being vanquished by the Scots in battle. |
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- FOR three days, Kevin Brown's bare feet took the toddler through acres of rugged north Texas pastures of grass taller than his head and around several ponds where wildcats and coyotes roam. |
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- THE number of youngsters placed on child protection registers because of possible sex abuse has risen by 33 per cent in a year, according to Executive figures. |
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- GARDEN flats are enjoying a renaissance on the property market, with demand outstripping that for other homes by as much as 54 per cent. |
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- A SHOPPER who threw an autistic stranger down the escalator of a Princes Street fashion shop in a "cruel and callous revenge" attack was warned yesterday he faces jail. |
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- A POWERFUL congressional committee has promised to scrutinise the United States space agency NASA and its spending as the agency proceeds with a programme to take astronauts back to the moon and to Mars. |
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- DOZENS of iconic views of the Edinburgh skyline have been identified by the city council for possible "listed" protection to prevent them being ruined by high-rise buildings. |
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- MEN are just as likely to be compulsive shoppers as women, according to a new study. |
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- THREE Algerian asylum-seekers detained in a dawn raid in Scotland - including two children said to be in poor health - have been granted a temporary reprieve from deportation. |
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- A £100,000 advertising campaign has been launched to highlight the benefits of trams in Edinburgh - more than four years before they are due to start running. |
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- A RETIRING prison governor has claimed too many vulnerable people are needlessly behind bars and that jails are increasingly becoming a " social service". |
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- TWO proposed wind farms, requiring 42 turbines over 100 metres high to be built in Sutherland, were given the go-ahead yesterday despite opposition from residents. However a third plan for 23 towers in the same area was turned down. |
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- A LEADING celebrity hairdresser was victimised by the allegations of a former senior employee based on a "tissue of lies", a tribunal concluded yesterday. |
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- NINE appointments have taken the total of Scotland's sheriffs to a record 142, it was announced yesterday. |
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- A PENSIONER has been targeted under antisocial behaviour laws following a series of wild late-night parties in a sheltered housing scheme for the elderly, it emerged yesterday. |
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- A TEENAGER caught with £166,000 of drugs - including a record haul of crack-cocaine - was jailed for three years yesterday. |
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- THE US Senate unanimously approved a $70 billion (£37 billion) increase for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan yesterday, as part of a record defence department budget. |
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- EXECUTIVE efforts to tune into the iPod generation were questioned yesterday after it was revealed only a handful of people tuned in to official podcasts. |
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- A MAN has been arrested and charged in connection with the alleged poisoning of wild birds. |
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- FLOODING has hit a privately financed hospital which opened only last year. |
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- A MAN has lost his latest bid to avoid extradition to the US to face trial on charges connected with the date-rape drug, GHB. |
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- AN ALBANIAN illegal immigrant, Riza Hoxha, and his gang of "sex slavers" were jailed for up to nine years each at Middlesex Crown Court after selling a terrified mother to a pimp. |
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- GUNMEN killed a brother-in-law of the new judge trying Saddam Hussein and badly wounded the man's wife and son, in what the Iraqi government said yesterday was a direct attack on the court by Saddam's followers. |
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- AN ENDANGERED bird species has bred on Canna for the first time in nearly ten years after a project to eradicate thousands of rats which threatened its existence. |
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- ALEX Salmond, leader of the SNP, yesterday claimed his party will win next year's Holyrood elections after a by-election victory on Chancellor Gordon Brown's doorstep. |
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- MICHELLE Dewberry, winner of BBC2 series The Apprentice, is quitting Sir Alan Sugar's company. |
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- DRIVERS face delays on the M8 this weekend due to resurfacing work between junctions 11 and 12, west of the Glasgow Fort shopping centre. |
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- THE population of the former communist East Germany has shrunk by nearly one million since reunification in 1990 because people have moved west in search of a better life. |
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- Parallels has announced the launch of testing for the Update Release Candidate 2... |
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- A Sonoma County judge has denied a request to dismiss the child pornography charges against former JonBenet Ramsey slaying suspect John Mark Karr. |
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- TRENTON, N.J. - A municipal court on Friday dismissed a traffic ticket issued to the boyfriend of former Attorney General Zulima Farber, who resigned in August over her appearance at the traffic stop where the man was cited. |
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- http://www. usatoday. com/news/world/2006-09-29-qaed htm?csp=24 I know his video is alot longer then two sentences and you know why they won't ever give us a transcript. |
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