Inquiry on FOBT's in Scotland
Andrew Lyman from William Hill tells MSPs that focus on gambling addiction should be on the person and not a product Holyrood is holding an inquiry on fixed odds betting terminals at bookmakers
17s Nov 11, 2015
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Review into Police Scotland call handling published
Our reporter Shiona McCallum and political correspondent Alan Smith on the call handling review published 4 months after the tragic M9 crash. #news #scotland #police
2m Nov 10, 2015
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Scotland Ready To Welcome Refugees
International Development Minister Humza Yousaf tells us Scotland could welcome 350 refugees by Christmas
14s Nov 05, 2015
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BMA Unveils 2016 Holyrood Manifesto
As BMA Scotland unveils its 2016 Holyrood Manifesto - its Chairman Dr Pete Bennie tells us about the problems facing the NHS in Scotland
1m Nov 05, 2015
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Air Traffic Control explains delays in Scotland
Paul Haskins from NATS explains to Rob Waller what was behind this morning's delays at Scotland's airports
3m Oct 26, 2015
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Family Delighted As Legend McLeod Inducted Into Hall Of Fame
Ally McLeod has been inducted into the Scottish Football Hall of Fame - we spoke to his daughter Gail Pirie who led the campaign.
49s Oct 21, 2015
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Aberdeen-Inverness Rail Line Gets £170M Improvement Package
A key rail route in in the north of Scotland is in line for a £170 million improvement package, which will cut journey times for travellers. The Scottish Government is funding the upgrading work on the Aberdeen to Inverness line. As well as speeding up the travel time between the cities, trains will run more frequently and a new station will be build at Forres. Signalling systems will be enh...
42s Oct 16, 2015
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Plans For Not-For-Profit 'Clutha Bar' In Inverness
The owner of the Clutha Bar in Glasgow where 10 people were killed has chosen Inverness as the first city to open a not-for-profit pub. The cash will be given to the Clutha Tust which was set up in the wake of the tragic helicopter crash in November 2013 and aims to help youngsters from disadvantaged backgrounds. Our Reporter Linda Sinclair spoke to bar owner Alan Crossan about the plans:
3m Sep 24, 2015
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The Independence Referendum - One Year On
Political Correspondent Alan Smith takes a look at Scotland - one year after rejecting independence
7m Sep 18, 2015
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Independence Referendum One Year On - Alastair Darling
Leader of the Better Together campaign chats with Political Correspondent Alan Smith - one year on from the independence referendum
7m Sep 18, 2015
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The Independence Referendum 1 Year On - Nicola Sturgeon
Our Political Correspondent Alan Smith reflects on last year's independence referendum with Nicola Sturgeon
12m Sep 18, 2015
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Charlie Flynn's memories Glasgow 2014 1 year on
5m Jul 23, 2015
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Gary Tank Commander Enjoys T in the Park
Gary Tank Commander's been telling us how T in the Park is just like being in the army.....
16s Jul 13, 2015
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Stereophonics on T in the Park
The Welsh rockers tell us about how they put together a festival set list
15s Jul 13, 2015
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T in the Park Boss Defends Festival
Geoff Ellis tells us he has no regrets about the move to Strathallan Castle
15s Jul 13, 2015
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T in the Park Traffic Chaos
People caught up in the transport mud bath at Strathallan Castle tell us about their frustrations
16s Jul 13, 2015
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TITP boss Geoff Ellis
We talk to organiser Geoff Ellis about how T in the Park has gone at the new home of Strathallan Castle.
3m Jul 12, 2015
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Revellers Soak Up T in the Park Atmosphere
T in the Park fans have been telling us who they're looking forward to seeing this weekend - after the campsite gates finally opened yesterday
11s Jul 10, 2015
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T Break Celebrates 20th Year
The T Break stage at T in the Park - which gives new artists the chance to play at the festival - is celebrating its 20th year. Dundee performer Be Charlotte will take to the stage on Sunday
10s Jul 10, 2015
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T in the Park Gets Underway
The man behind the event, Geoff Ellis, is encouraging us to explore the new site at Strathallan Castle and check out some new talent
12s Jul 10, 2015
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Voice Winner Ready for T
Former firefighter and Voice winner Steve McCrorie can't wait to perform at T in the Park's new home
13s Jul 10, 2015
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Son of Site Owners Ready for T in the Park
Liam Roberts hasn't had to travel too far for T in the Park - the 20 year old's parents own the Strathallan Castle site
20s Jul 09, 2015
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Travel Advice For the T in the Park Goers
Chief Superintendent Eddie Smith is encouraging as many people as people to use public transport when heading to T in the Park
17s Jul 09, 2015
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Welcome for T in the Park Campers
T in the Park director Geoff Ellis is welcoming thousands of campers to T in the Park's new home at Strathallan Castle
15s Jul 09, 2015
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Women in prison - Full interview with Cathryn from 218 service
Justice Secretary Michael Matheson announced new reforms to the women's prison system today. Lizzie Parker talked to Cathryn who is a support worker at the 218 service in Glasgow which supports and rehabilitates female offenders. #news #scotland
6m Jun 22, 2015
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Women in prison - Full interview with Amanda from 218 service
Justice Secretary Michael Matheson announced new reforms to the women's prison system today. Lizzie Parker talked to Amanda who is a support worker at the 218 service in Glasgow which supports and rehabilitates female offenders. #news #scotland
5m Jun 22, 2015
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House of Commons Chaplin Cannon Peter Brown on Charles Kennedy
House of Commons Chaplin Cannon Peter Brown says Charles led a good life.
29s Jun 12, 2015
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Monsignor James MacNeil on Charles Kennedy
Monsignor James MacNeil - who's led the service - remembers Mr Kennedy as a down-to-earth and genuine man....
50s Jun 12, 2015
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Family of Isabelle Sanders make whole-life sentence plea
Our political editor Colin Mackay speaks to James and Lindsay Dougall - their sister was murdered in her Crookston home and they want the Scottish Judiciary to be given the option to sentence violent re-offenders who commit murder to a whole-life custodial sentence.
1m Jun 09, 2015
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Drink Drive Limit Six Months On
Our reporter Paul Smith caught up with Chief Superintendent Iain Murray about impact of the crackdown 6 months on...
3m Jun 04, 2015
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Ayrshire Woman To Be Deported After 30 Years
An Ardrossan man's telling us how his mum's about to be "kicked out of the country" after 30 years living here - it's because Crystal Maciver doesn't have a visa. Christopher spoke to our reporter Connor Gillies.
9m May 27, 2015
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New Project Gets Blind People Connected Online
The RNIB - who are behind the scheme - will recruit more than 1-thousand volunteers to deliver the first year of the 'Online Today' project.
6m May 13, 2015
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First Minister - Nicola Sturgeon
The First Minister says the Scottish Government's £25,000 donation to Cash for Kids is in honour of the recent Royal arrival.
44s May 12, 2015
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SNP's Martin Docherty discusses what's next at Westminster
Martin Docherty won the West Dunbartonshire seat, and joins 55 other SNP MPs at the House of Commons.
2m May 11, 2015
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Mhairi Black Scoops Victory In Paisley and Renfrewshire South
At the age of 20, she's become Westminster's youngest MP for centuries - our reporter Collette McGonigle caught up with her.
2m May 08, 2015
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Murphy Loses Seat In Labour Collapse
3m May 08, 2015
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Election 2015 Replay part 3
53s May 08, 2015
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Election 2015 Replay part 2
50s May 08, 2015
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Election 2015 Replay part 1
50s May 08, 2015
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Lasting Legacy For Youngster Who Died Of Brain Cancer
5 year old Sam O'Callahan was just 5 when he died of brain cancer a year ago on the 2nd May 2014. His dying wish was that other kids like him, and their brothers and sisters, receive toys and gifts while they are in hospital. Sam's Mum Fiona talks to our reporter Vicky Murray.
7m May 07, 2015
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Dangerous Teen Craze Hits Ayrshire
Dr Alan Thomas from NHS Aryshire and Arran tells our reporter Paul Smith kids don’t realise the dangers of Paracetamol, and this latest craze.
2m May 04, 2015
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Rescue Dog Joins Rehoming Appeal
A man who rescued a dog abandoned at Ayr station with a suitcase of its belongings is urging people to adopt a homeless pet.
2m May 04, 2015
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Leaders Back Cash For Kids Superhero Day
Some of Scotland's party leaders have revealed plans to don superhero pants and pyjamas in support of a charitable cause.
1m Apr 28, 2015
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Our political editor Colin Mackay asks David Cameron why he's not taking part in tonight's leader's debate.
2m Apr 16, 2015
2m
Moustache Man
Dundee taxi driver Danny McAfee stole the show at the STV debate.
3m Apr 08, 2015
3m
The Voice Scottish Finalist Hopes To Strike Gold
1m Apr 03, 2015
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Ed Milliband Clydebank
20s Mar 23, 2015
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LISTEN: Caroline Beveridge reacts to legislation allowing FAIs into deaths of Scots abroad
The parents of Blair Jordan, who fell to his death working on the BP tanker “British Pioneer” off the coast of Japan in 2009, react to new legislation allowing Fatal Accident Inquiries into the the deaths of Scottish citizens abroad.
4m Mar 19, 2015
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LISTEN: Davidson Hits Back At Twitter Abuse
Nicola Sturgeon is condemning an SNP member who abused Tory leader Ruth Davidson on Twitter. At First Minister’s Questions she said he had been suspended from the party following homophobic comments.
18s Mar 19, 2015
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LISTEN: Offshore Workers 'Growing Heavier'
Offshore workers are around a fifth heavier than 30 years ago, research has found. A large-scale study of the current North Sea workforce using 3D body scanners was carried out to inform future changes to safety equipment and the design of offshore installations and platforms. The research team from Robert Gordon University (RGU) in Aberdeen found male offshore oil and gas workers weigh on av...
12s Mar 13, 2015
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