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Flight to Portugal grounded after 132 hamsters escape cages on board
A TAP Air Portugal flight en route to Portugal was grounded for four days after 132 hamsters managed to escape from their cages on board. The incident took place at Ponta Delgada Airport on Sao Miguel Island, leading to a scramble by workers to capture all the furry pets. The flight, which had departed from…
Battery storage site boost for West Lothian towns
A significant boost is on the horizon for the West Lothian communities of Armadale and Bathgate with the introduction of a new battery storage site. The proposal for the Middlerigg battery storage plant, which sits between the two towns, has been officially submitted for planning approval to West Lothian Council by Galileo, a renewable energy…
Aldi ‘do not consume’ warning over popular frozen product
Aldi Issues ‘Do Not Consume’ Warning for Popular Frozen Product UK budget supermarket chain Aldi has issued a warning to its customers, advising them to seek a full refund for a well-liked frozen item that may pose a health risk. The retailer has pulled the frozen product from its shelves, citing concerns over potential health…
Coastguard joins desperate search for Scots teen missing overnight in freezing -9C weather
Coastguard crews have joined in a frantic search for a Scottish teenager who has been missing overnight as temperatures dropped to a chilling -9C. Sixteen-year-old Aleksandr Benga was last spotted near the water wheel in the vicinity of Lews Castle in Stornoway, Lewis, at approximately 8.45 am yesterday. Police launched an urgent appeal to locate…
Skulls of grisly ‘Jigsaw Murder’ victims found in Scots uni store cupboard 90 years later
Skulls of grisly ‘Jigsaw Murder’ victims found in Scots uni store cupboard 90 years later A search is currently underway to locate the families of two women who fell victim to the gruesome ‘Jigsaw Murders’ 90 years ago, following the rediscovery of their skulls in a store cupboard at Edinburgh University. Dr. Buck Ruxton committed…
Stephen Flynn claimed he could not double job as an SNP MP and councillor as backlash grows
SNP MP Stephen Flynn Faces Backlash Over Double-Jobbing Claims Stephen Flynn, a member of the Scottish National Party, is under scrutiny as he faces backlash over his controversial stance on double jobbing. The SNP Westminster leader is at the center of a political storm after announcing plans to run as a candidate for the Scottish…
Stretch of motorway near Denny could close for more than four days as workers carry out drainage repairs
A section of the M876 motorway near Denny is expected to be closed for more than four days to conduct essential drainage repairs. The closure will affect the slip road exiting the northbound M876 at Junction 1, with works scheduled to commence at 9.30 am on Monday, December 2. During this period, northbound traffic aiming…
Pharmacist issues warning over symptomless condition affecting three in five people
Pharmacist Issues Warning Over Symptomless Condition Affecting Three in Five People High cholesterol has been identified as a silent but potentially lethal condition affecting more than half of UK adults, with a concerning 59% having elevated cholesterol levels, a figure that rises to 72% for those aged between 45 and 64, according to the latest…
Shocked neighbours watched man choke his terrified partner in Larkhall street
Shocked Neighbours Witness Man Choking Terrified Partner in Larkhall Street Shocked neighbours in Larkhall witnessed a distressing scene as a man was seen choking his terrified partner in a public street. William Macauley, 37, was handed a 16-month jail sentence for subjecting the woman to what was described as a “horrendous” experience. The incident took…
Salmonella could be used to treat cancer after major breakthrough by Glasgow researchers
Salmonella’s Potential in Cancer Treatment Unveiled by Glasgow Researchers By Storm Newton, for PAGemma Ryder A breakthrough discovery by Cancer Research UK-funded teams in Glasgow and Birmingham has shed light on the potential use of salmonella in treating cancer, particularly bowel cancer. Researchers at the Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute in Glasgow and the University…