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POP star Kylie Minogue said she "stripped herself of being Kylie" for her role in a new sci-fi fantasy alongside Eva Mendes.

ONE of Scotland's most successful businessmen is on the brink of bankruptcy with almost £7 million owed to the bank.

CALLS for an independent public inquiry into the Lockerbie bombing gained momentum yesterday following the backing of a number of high profile MSPs.

THE Prince of Wales inspected a guard of honour at the Military Muster in Fort York in Toronto, Canada, as he and the Duchess of Cornwall continued their tour of the country.

STUDENTS at North Glasgow College staged a musical protest yesterday against moves to slash courses and jobs following Government funding cuts.

SIR David Murray was the largest beneficiary of a controversial tax avoidance scheme that has brought Rangers to the brink of financial disaster, it was claimed last night.

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A SENIOR partner with Rangers administrators Duff & Phelps last night denied he faced a serious conflict of interest after it was claimed he had worked on the deal to buy the club with money raised from selling season ticket rights to Ticketus.

A CHURCH of Scotland leader has warned that social media sites like Facebook and Twitter are in danger of "dehumanising humanity".

Pirates, four brand-new operas, and the return of Wagner to the Scottish Opera stage for the first time in nine years mark the 50th anniversary season of Scotland's national opera company.

THE number of cases of blindness in Scotland could be halved by raising awareness of the causes, a charity has said.

THE father of a young soldier accidentally shot dead by his Scots comrade while on active service in Afghanistan has called for lessons to be learned from the tragedy.

A WOMAN who has five convictions related to drink- driving has been allowed to keep her Range Rover Discovery after an appeal in the High Court in Edinburgh.

FOR almost two centuries a village near Loch Lomond has hosted an annual agricultural show, one of the most important events in the Scottish farming calendar.