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SCOTTISH Labour will today try to get its election campaign back on track after a weekend of chaos sparked by Kezia Dugdale's comments on independence.
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CELTIC supporters have grown used to trudging out of their home stadium even after wins. On Saturday they bounced.
The Bank of Scotland has pledged to help Scottish businesses become first-time exporters to boost the nation's economy.
ALEX Salmond is to abandon the Holyrood election trail in favour of America this week, adding to the isolation of the controversial SNP candidate now contesting his old seat.
LAST night the geek-tastic BBC Parliament channel marked 40 years since James Callaghan succeeded Harold Wilson as prime minister in April 1976.