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It's payback time for home generation
An effective subsidies system is needed in order to convince people to generate electricity in their own homes. |
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Cameron family move to Downing St
David Cameron, his wife Samantha and their children move into No 10 Downing Street. |
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Three guilty in Big Issue killing
Three teenagers are found guilty of manslaughter after kicking to death a Big Issue seller outside a shop in Bournemouth. |
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The long trek home under volcanic ash
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Security guard stabbed in robbery
A security guard is seriously injured after being stabbed during an armed robbery in East Ayrshire. |
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Lack of interest cancels festival
The Ross Live! festival, which last year had Pam Ayres as headline act, is cancelled after organisers claim there is no demand for it. |
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Remand prisoner, 24, dies in jail
A man awaiting trial on an attempted murder charge has died in Kilmarnock Prison, the Scottish Prison Service says. |
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The full story: Scotland's general election results
Live coverage of the 2010 general election with results and analysis from across Scotland throughout the night. |
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Climbing painter has high hopes
A rock climber uses his skills to build what he hopes will be a lucrative career, painting tall and unusual buildings. |
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IT man jailed over cannabis plan
A Scots IT consultant is jailed for eight years after being convicted of trying to smuggle cannabis resin into Northern Ireland. |
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Woman, 80, dies following crash
An 80-year-old woman dies and four others are injured following a road crash near Girvan, South Ayrshire. |
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Tax credits: Are family budgets under threat?
BBC chief economics correspondent Hugh Pym asks whether Labour is right to claim Conservative and Liberal Democrat policies threaten family budgets. |
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Stranraer tourism dividend sought
A report claims train and pier facilities could unlock a multi-million pound tourism boost for Dumfries and Galloway. |
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Burglar 'killed in altercation'
A coroner records a narrative verdict for a man stabbed to death as he burgled a house in Hampshire. |
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Devon-Cornwall test plane flown
A Devon-based airline carries out a test flight from Plymouth to Newquay, Cornwall, to assess a continuing threat from a volcanic ash cloud from Iceland. |
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Health election nominations open
Nominations open for Scotland's first elected health boards, with 16 and 17-year-olds able to cast their vote for the first time. |
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Ash cloud threat to Devon economy
Commercial flights from Devon's two main airports are cancelled for another day because of the volcanic ash cloud. |
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Your Pictures of Scotland: 9 April - 16 April
Your Pictures of Scotland: 9 April - 16 April |
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Mother probes burglary stab gang
The mother of a man stabbed to death as he took part in a burglary in Hook questions his fellow burglars at an inquest into her son's death. |
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Mephedrone: In search of the 'legal high'
BBC Scotland's health correspondent Eleanor Bradford talks to users and sellers of mephedrone ahead of the drug's imminent ban. |