Violinist Benedetti tells of restraining order on obsessive fan
LEADING violinist Nicola Benedetti has revealed she had to take out a restraining order on an obsessive fan with a number of stalking experiences plaguing her classical career.
Andy Murray hosts all-star dinner before Hydro charity match
TENNIS ace Sir Andy Murray was joined by a star-studded group for a dinner ahead of a charity event which takes place tonight.
Erosion threatens one-fifth of coast and £400m of property, say experts
NEARLY one-fifth of Scotland’s coastline is at risk of erosion over the next three decades, threatening property and other infrastructure worth £400 million, according to research.
Aberdeen fans in Cyprus match brawl
CYPRIOT police used batons and pepper spray on Aberdeen fans in violent clashes after the Scottish club was knocked out of the Europa League third qualifying round
Anti-teen buzzer that violates torture laws used at Hamilton train station
A controversial sonic device which violates EU torture laws and is used to disperse teenage gangs has been installed at a Scottish train station frequently targeted by marauding youths.
Women face pension crisis as savings gap set to widen
WOMEN face working well past retirement age or becoming increasingly dependent on their partner’s finances as research reveals men have three times more in pensions savings – a difference of nearly £50,000.
Exclusive State-of-the-art tunnel machine used to bore under East Renfrewshire railway
A STATE-OF-THE-ART machine is being used to tunnel beneath a stretch of railway in East Renfrewshire as part of a £120m water mains engineering work.
Police step up patrols in Edinburgh after teen stabbing
POLICE have stepped up patrols in an area of Edinburgh after a teenager was stabbed near a shopping centre on Friday night.
Woman dragged to ground from parked car in assault and robbery in Edinburgh
A WOMAN was dragged to the ground after a man snatched her bag as she was getting out of a car in Edinburgh.
Agenda: Post-Brexit implications for EU nationals in the UK
The message from Prime Minister Theresa May seems straightforward enough: Brexit means Brexit. But what does this actually mean about the future status of the three million EU citizens currently living in the UK?
