23 Sep, 2026
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La scelta dell’hosting può influenzare il successo di un sito web. Tuttavia, individuare l’opzione migliore può essere un rompicapo, soprattutto quando si tratta di decidere tra Linux e Windows. Entrambi…
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Tra vicoli medievali, ponti in pietra, spiagge sabbiose e sapori autentici della Liguria, Taggia è una destinazione perfetta per un weekend all’insegna del turismo lento. Situata in provincia di Imperia,…
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Brit reveals his “day in the life” as a football agent, flies to watch client bag double in the Champions League

A FOOTBALL agent has shared his “day in the life” with a visit to his clients in the Spanish capital and explained how to stay on top in the industry. Ned Ozkasim is a FIFA licensed football agent who has worked with some of the best in the game including his current client, former Chelsea […]

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Scots fisherman captures incredible footage of killer whale pod cruising off the coast of Shetland

A SCOTS fisherman has captured an incredible video of a pod of killer whales that he spotted cruising off the coast of Shetland. James Duthie was out on the waters surrounding the remote Scottish island earlier this month when the marine mammals popped up off the side of his boat. The 33-year-old whipped out his […]

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Good Samaritan left guilt-ridden after sending would-be concertgoer to phone shop instead of O2 Arena

A GOOD Samaritan was left guilt-ridden after trying to direct a man to a concert at the O2 Arena – but accidentally sending him to a phone shop instead. Yasmine Evans was in Greenwich, South-East London on Saturday when she noticed a man looking lost so offered to help. The stranger revealed that he was […]

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Record 110 Fife students enroll in career programme

CAREER Ready, a social mobility charity which enables young people to connect to the world of work, has launched its annual 18-month programme for S5 school students across Scotland. 110 high school students from Fife have been enrolled in the programme, meeting their mentor for the first time at the launch event. The Career Ready […]

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Hutcheon Mearns continues expansion with new Edinburgh office

A SCOTS advisory firm is continuing its programme of strategic expansion across the country with new premises in the capital. Hutcheon Mearns has opened an Edinburgh office which will deliver the company’s full-suite service offering to clients across the central belt. This investment is the latest in a series of recent steps taken by Hutcheon […]

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Scots farmers to be offered free health “MOT”

FARMERS who attend the Aberdeen Christmas Classic at Thainstone on Monday 27 and Tuesday 28 November will be offered a free health “MOT”. After a successful trial at events earlier this year including the Royal Highland Show, The Health Hut initiative will give guests the opportunity to have a check-up, including blood pressure, early diabetes […]

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Edinburgh woman reveals details behind her incredible transatlantic trip, following life-changing car accident that left her disabled

AN EDINBURGH woman has spoken of her incredible sailing trip across the Atlantic Ocean, four years after a life-changing car crash. Jasmine Prince was involved in a horrific car accident in 2018 that curved her spine, leaving her registered disabled and with scoliosis at just 18-years-old. Despite having withdrawn into herself following the crash, when […]

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Scotland sees an increase in butterflies, but some species still at risk, new report reveals

OVER the last four decades, there has been a 35% increase in the number of butterflies across Scotland – but not all species are safe. Small copper, grayling and small tortoiseshell butterflies are showing significant declines, according to a new report from NatureScot. With the small copper butterfly population almost halving in numbers, climate change […]

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