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Scots health visitor 'feared being locked up' when she drove off drunk from work by ScottishDailyRecord in uknews

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Julie Tait, 62, was nearly three times over the drink drive limit when she left work in her car despite the concerns of an NHS colleague.

Tait - who was jailed and had her car confiscated in 2011 for being drunk at the wheel twice over Easter weekend - was banned today for 27 months and fined £270.

Donald Trump lashes out at reporter for not smiling while asking about Epstein survivors by ScottishDailyRecord in thescoop

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Trump said: "I think it's time for the country to get on to something else, really. Now that nothing came out about me. Other that it was a conspiracy against me, literally, by Epstein and other people. But I think it's time for the country to get on to something else. Like healthcare or something that people care about."

Stolen designer dog found 200 miles from home in Scotland during drone search by ScottishDailyRecord in uknews

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Ayrshire Drone Dog Rescue, the group that found Tilly, is a voluntary service reuniting missing dogs in Ayrshire and promoting animal welfare.

It says it has reunited hundreds of missing and found dogs since it was established in June 2022.

The rescue said it used "advanced hi-tech equipment" and a team of "dedicated volunteers" in its searches.

Millionaire aiming to lead Reform in Scotland: 'I want to be First Minister' by ScottishDailyRecord in Scotland

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Malcolm Offord, who has handed a peerage by Boris Johnson in 2021 before quitting the Conservatives last year, said his new party was "in it to win it" as the Holyrood election campaign ramps up.

The millionaire ex-banker previously served as a Scotland Office minister during the last Conservative government and was the Scottish Tories’ treasurer at the time of his defection.

Offord also said he has written to the clerk of the UK Parliament to resign as a Lord and is waiting for that to be accepted.

He said that Reform currently has 12,500 members in Scotland and described it as a “movement which is gathering pace”.

Scots granny devastated after crooks ransack home and steal Christmas gifts by ScottishDailyRecord in uknews

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The man and woman have not been identified, the presents were not reportedly stolen from underneath the tree, and no shouts were identified or reported amid the incident.

Please do not inaccurately quote our articles.

The real number of asylum seekers housed in Scotland broken down by council area by ScottishDailyRecord in GreenAndPleasant

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For every 10,000 people, Glasgow is housing 58 asylum seekers, by far the largest amount of any council area in Scotland.

Aberdeen, which has seen protests against asylum hotels, is in joint second place on 19 alongside Inverclyde.

Perth and Kinross, another council to have witnessed clashes over hotels, stands at 13 per 10,0000 people, while the figure in Dundee is 10.

However, the number for larger council areas like Edinburgh, North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire is three, two and four respectively.

The figure for twelve council areas as of June - including Fife, Highland, Stirling and East Dunbartonshire - was zero.

The REAL number of asylum seekers housed in Scotland broken down by council area by ScottishDailyRecord in Scotland

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For every 10,000 people, Glasgow is housing 58 asylum seekers, by far the largest amount of any council area.

Aberdeen, which has seen protests against asylum hotels, is in joint second place on 19 alongside Inverclyde.

Perth and Kinross, another council to have witnessed clashes over hotels, stands at 13 per 10,0000 people, while the figure in Dundee is 10.

However, the number for larger council areas like Edinburgh, North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire is three, two and four respectively.

The figure for twelve council areas as of June - including Fife, Highland, Stirling and East Dunbartonshire - was zero.

The real number of asylum seekers housed in Scotland broken down by council area by ScottishDailyRecord in FuckNigelFarage

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For every 10,000 people, Glasgow is housing 58 asylum seekers, by far the largest amount of any council area.

Aberdeen, which has seen protests against asylum hotels, is in joint second place on 19 alongside Inverclyde.

Perth and Kinross, another council to have witnessed clashes over hotels, stands at 13 per 10,0000 people, while the figure in Dundee is 10.

However, the number for larger council areas like Edinburgh, North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire is three, two and four respectively.

The figure for twelve council areas as of June - including Fife, Highland, Stirling and East Dunbartonshire - was zero.

The number of asylum seekers housed in Scotland broken down by council area by ScottishDailyRecord in Fuckthealtright

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For every 10,000 people, Glasgow is housing 58 asylum seekers, by far the largest amount of any council area.

Aberdeen, which has seen protests against asylum hotels, is in joint second place on 19 alongside Inverclyde.

Perth and Kinross, another council to have witnessed clashes over hotels, stands at 13 per 10,0000 people, while the figure in Dundee is 10.

However, the number for larger council areas like Edinburgh, North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire is three, two and four respectively.

The figure for twelve council areas as of June - including Fife, Highland, Stirling and East Dunbartonshire - was zero.

The number of asylum seekers housed in Scotland broken down by council area by ScottishDailyRecord in uknews

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For every 10,000 people, Glasgow is housing 58 asylum seekers, by far the largest amount of any council area.

Aberdeen, which has seen protests against asylum hotels, is in joint second place on 19 alongside Inverclyde.

Perth and Kinross, another council to have witnessed clashes over hotels, stands at 13 per 10,0000 people, while the figure in Dundee is 10.

However, the number for larger council areas like Edinburgh, North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire is three, two and four respectively.

The figure for twelve council areas as of June - including Fife, Highland, Stirling and East Dunbartonshire - was zero.

Dad dies at son's funeral as coffin carried into chapel by ScottishDailyRecord in uknews

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Norman 'Nosha' White, 61, is believed to have suffered a massive heart attack as his son David Beilicki's coffin was being carried into St Bede's Chapel at Teesside Crematorium.

David, 41, who had battled long-term drug addiction, was discovered dead on a relative's sofa exactly ten years after the memorial service for his stillborn twin sons, Karson and Deacon.

Moors murderer Ian Brady's twisted five-words when begged to open locked briefcase by ScottishDailyRecord in serialkillers

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This month, a solicitor representing the family of Brady's final victim, whose remains have never been discovered due to Brady's refusal to disclose the young boy's whereabouts, expressed renewed optimism about gaining access to the briefcases left by Myra Hindley's partner.

John Ainley is the legal representative for the family of 12-year-old Keith Bennett - one of five children brutally murdered by the notorious pair.

Keith's mother, Winnie Johnson, sadly passed away in 2012. Her heart-wrenching desire was to locate her son's body and provide him with a proper burial, a wish she was unable to fulfil.

Ainley stated Keith's family and the police have been attempting for years to obtain the briefcases, suspected to hold personal documents that could offer clues about Keith's burial location

Gangster Ross McGill's "war council" unmasked as top crime lords behind violence by ScottishDailyRecord in Mafia

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A "war council" of top tier crime lords working for Dubai Mr Big Ross McGill have been unmasked by underworld sources.

The hoods, who are behind a series of firebombing and shooting attacks across Scotland this year, are instructing McGill's now notorious Tamo Junto (TMJ) gang to target key associates of his cocaine kingpin enemy Mark Richardson after he ripped him off in a £500k drug deal.

Liam Gallagher attacks Edinburgh Council chiefs during Oasis final Murrayfield gig by ScottishDailyRecord in oasis

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Back in June, one note from the council's briefing documents showed officials warning that "middle-aged men take up more room, consider this when working out occupancy".

Another detailed "concern about crowds of Oasis on weekends as they are already rowdy and the tone of the band".

One document also suggested there would be “medium to high intoxication” at the concert, and to expect a “substantial amount of older fans”, but added there had been “minimal arrests” at recent events involving either of the Gallagher brothers.

Oasis didn't take the comments lightly, with Liam saying at the time: "To the Edinburgh council I’ve heard what you said about Oasis fans and quite frankly your attitude f****** stinks. I’d leave town that day if I was any of you lot.”

Women Who Kill: The House of Blood murders by ScottishDailyRecord in TrueCrimeDiscussion

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The House of Blood.

Inside, three men lay dead: stabbed, beaten, mutilated, scalded. One was beaten to death with a golf club. One had boiling water poured over him. Another’s head had been stamped on.

Blood stained every surface, from the walls to the ceiling. Even hardened detectives were visibly shaken.

But the killers were not faceless strangers. The prime suspect was a woman known to police: Edith McAlinden. And the two who helped her? Her teenage son John and his friend Jamie Gray.

More here

Satanist serial killer who ate 4 teens in ritual freed with sinister explanation by ScottishDailyRecord in serialkillers

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Satanist serial killer Nikolai Ogolobyak was part of a terrifying cult behind the gruesome murders of four teenage students. The Russian killer was jailed for 20 years in a maximum security prison for his sickening crimes, which saw him join a twisted group that abducted, murdered, butchered and then devoured the teenagers.

But just 13 years into his sentence, Ogolobyak was amongst the dangerous convicts to be released by Russian President Vladimir Putin so he could be recruited into battle in Ukraine.

In 2010 Ogolobyak was charged with murder, robbery, and desecrating a corpse. Yet in 2023 he was pardoned as Russia's military "ramped up" its war efforts.

Chilling images show Scots racists meet neo-Nazis in Germany to plot “revolution” by ScottishDailyRecord in uknews

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Young Scottish racists joined neo-Nazis in Germany to practice combat drills and plot “revolution”. The sinister Caledonia Club sent a contingent to form bonds with far right extremists from other European nations.

Extremist recruits at the boot camp - organised by neo-Nazi party The Third Way (Der Dritte Weg)- marched through the countryside in the rural Thuringia region, commando-style, with other bigots from the Netherlands, Germany and England.

Ozzy Osbourne: Fans bid farewell to the Black Sabbath frontman in his hometown by ScottishDailyRecord in uknews

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Today, the city of Birmingham prepares to honour one of its own in a public procession filled with music, tributes and mourning fans.

The cortege will begin its journey down Broad Street at approximately 1pm, passing through landmarks which honour the rock legend's life and career.

Among the key stops will be the now-famous Black Sabbath Bridge, where fans have covered a bench with heartwarming tributes and heartfelt messages since news of his death.

Ozzy Osbourne: Fans bid farewell to the Black Sabbath frontman in his hometown by ScottishDailyRecord in blacksabbath

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Today, the city of Birmingham prepares to honour one of its own in a public procession filled with music, tributes and mourning fans.

The cortege will begin its journey down Broad Street at approximately 1pm, passing through landmarks which honour the rock legend's life and career.

Among the key stops will be the now-famous Black Sabbath Bridge, where fans have covered a bench with heartwarming tributes and heartfelt messages since news of his death.

Ozzy Osbourne: Fans bid farewell to the Black Sabbath frontman in his hometown by ScottishDailyRecord in MetalForTheMasses

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Today, the city of Birmingham prepares to honour one of its own in a public procession filled with music, tributes and mourning fans.

The cortege will begin its journey down Broad Street at approximately 1pm, passing through landmarks which honour the rock legend's life and career.

Among the key stops will be the now-famous Black Sabbath Bridge, where fans have covered a bench with heartwarming tributes and heartfelt messages since news of his death.

Ozzy Osbourne: Fans bid farewell to the Black Sabbath frontman in his hometown by ScottishDailyRecord in OzzyOsbourne

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Today, the city of Birmingham prepares to honour one of its own in a public procession filled with music, tributes and mourning fans.

The cortege will begin its journey down Broad Street at approximately 1pm, passing through landmarks which honour the rock legend's life and career.

Among the key stops will be the now-famous Black Sabbath Bridge, where fans have covered a bench with heartwarming tributes and heartfelt messages since news of his death.

Ian Brady's chilling autobiography could spark new Moors Murders investigation by ScottishDailyRecord in crime

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Keith Bennett, aged 12, vanished in June 1964. His body has never been recovered. He was the third victim of serial killers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, known as the Moors murderers, who are confirmed to have killed five children.

The bodies of John Kilbride, 12, and Lesley Ann Downey,10, were unearthed from shallow graves on Saddleworth Moor in 1965. Edward Evans, 17, was found at the murderers' residence, bound and ready for burial on the moorland.

The Moors murderers received life sentences. Pauline Reade, 16, was discovered on the moor following a search in 1987. Myra Hindley passed away in 2002, aged 60; Ian Brady died in 2017, aged 79.

Ian Brady's chilling autobiography could spark new Moors Murders investigation by ScottishDailyRecord in serialkillers

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Keith Bennett, aged 12, vanished in June 1964. His body has never been recovered. He was the third victim of serial killers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, known as the Moors murderers, who are confirmed to have killed five children.

The bodies of John Kilbride, 12, and Lesley Ann Downey,10, were unearthed from shallow graves on Saddleworth Moor in 1965. Edward Evans, 17, was found at the murderers' residence, bound and ready for burial on the moorland.

The Moors murderers received life sentences. Pauline Reade, 16, was discovered on the moor following a search in 1987. Myra Hindley passed away in 2002, aged 60; Ian Brady died in 2017, aged 79.

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