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- A CHINESE restaurant has been hit with £18,000 in fines after inspectors discovered mouse droppings in serving bowls and food packaging. |
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- EDINBURGH is "not suffering" from the loss of thousands of public sector jobs under the controversial relocation policy, the Scottish Executive has claimed. |
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- THE father of a prostitute believed to be one of the Ipswich Ripper's latest victims today said the killer has "got to be shot". |
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- THE barman who vanished at the same time as £5000 from his club's safe could have fled abroad or be living under a new identity, police said today. |
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- MOST dogs are left to chew on a squeaky toy and some biscuits while their owners rip open presents on Christmas morning. |
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- TWO hero police officers who braved windswept seas to rescue a woman who jumped into the Firth of Forth are in line for awards for their bravery. |
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- DEFENCE officials insisted today that Britain's armed forces could cope with commitments after a committee of MPs warned about the risks of troop shortages. |
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- A CALL for the Stone of Destiny to be moved from Edinburgh Castle and returned to the palace which was its original home will be debated tonight by MSPs. |
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- A UNIT which provides care for mothers with severe post-natal depression was set to be opened today by Deputy Health Minister Lewis Macdonald. |
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- TWO Edinburgh schools have topped league tables for the best A-level and Advanced Higher results in Scotland's independent sector. |
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- US prosecutors have charged 21 people with swindling users of eBay and other internet auction sites out of £2.6 million by promising to send them goods they never received. |
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- A PROJECT which provides respite childcare and support to parents dealing with addictions has been awarded more than £140,000 in lottery funding. |
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- A BROKEN water main caused commuter chaos in the Abbeyhill area of the city today. |
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- FAT children could be offered weight loss surgery on the NHS under controversial new guidelines. |
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- SCOTTISH Water today launched a campaign to encourage Edinburgh residents to lag their pipes for the winter. |
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- JOHN BARRETT has been re-selected to fight the Edinburgh West for the Liberal Democrats at the next UK General Election. |
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- A NEW version of the hit musical We Will Rock You is set to raise money for Edinburgh's Sick Kids hospital. |
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- BEMUSED residents were left wondering why their quiet cul-de-sac needed speed bumps, after contractors put up the wrong sign. |
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- A REVAMPED and streamlined Child Support Agency will have new powers to access the tax returns of runaway dads and even take money for their children after they die. |
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- In this thought provoking web seminar brought to you by ISM and sponsored by Zycus, Jason Busch and Gary Miklos will discuss how companies can truly leverage spend visibility to create sustained value through a process driven savings opportunity creation and management. With spend visibility projects, companies get a decision support tool and some quick initial savings. However, to leverage the power of this tool and get long term sustained value and savings, processes need to be put in place in order to institute change management. |
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- Brookings: "Modern medicine has the capacity to extend and improve the quality of life in ways that previous generations could not even imagine. Yet almost half of all Americans do not receive scientifically recommended care when they see a doctor or are admitted to a hospital. Nearly 100,000 people die annually and still more suffer avoidable debility and pain from preventable medical errors. In fact, the gap between what modern medicine can deliver and what it does deliver is huge and may be getting larger. |
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- HP blir sexa i världen på program med en omsättning på mer ä |
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