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See whether or not your neighbour has to pay for half of the fence

Legal obligations for payment of a fence are often set by local councils and can "vary widely" - see when your neighbour has to pay half

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Falkirk 1-1 Rangers: Russell Martin still under fire after more dropped points

Rangers failed to win another Premiership clash thanks to Henry Cartwright's second half equaliser for Falkirk

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‘Lend her yer lugs’: Scots play Common Tongue gives voice to the mither tongue

SCOTS, the mither tongue has aye been a challenge. For me, at home, it was banned as slovenly speech and unbecoming of a future scholar

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Celtic 3 Motherwell 2: Last gasp Daizen Maeda strikes to sicken Steelmen

Here are the talking points as Celtic left it late to seal a comeback win against Motherwell, as Daizen Maeda's injury time strike gave them three…

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Draconid meteor shower to join rare Harvest Moon in night sky over UK this week

The Draconid meteor shower is set to be active across night skies in the UK from October 6 to 10, peaking on October 8.

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Why Russell Martin 'feels supported' as he faces more questions on Rangers future

Russell Martin was once again quizzed on his Rangers future after drawing with Falkirk

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Russell Findlay claims SNP 'biggest failure is the economy' as he swipes at Swinney

RUSSELL Findlay has claimed the SNP’s “biggest failure is the economy” – mentioning the pro-independence party 23 times in his speech to the…

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Defend Our Juries vows to escalate campaigning as police protest powers enhanced

PROTEST group Defend Our Juries (DOJ) has vowed to escalate its campaign – promising civil disobedience across the country – after the Home…

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Ross County v Raith Rovers disorder sees two youths injured

DETECTIVES have issued an appeal for information about disorder following the Ross County v Raith Rovers football match in Dingwall

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Double amputee raises £6000 as he wheels from Glasgow to Gaza

A DOUBLE amputee riding his wheelchair from Glasgow to Gaza to highlight the horrors in the territory has raised more than £6000 in the first stage…

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'Lunacy': Evangelical group in black uniforms target Soho street in bizarre protest

BIZARRE footage of an evangelical group dressed in black chanting “Jesus Saves” in Soho has been described as “lunacy”.

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Latest Celtic banner taking aim at board unveiled ahead of Motherwell clash

Despite binning planned silent protests, Celtic fans have still taken a swipe at club chiefs

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Road worker assaulted and 'pushed into ditch' during Storm Amy cleanup

A ROAD worker clearing trees from the A82 following Storm Amy was assaulted and "pushed into a ditch" by an unknown man

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Strictly Come Dancing fans 'heartbroken' as first elimination leaked

It's week 2, and the first-ever elimination of the 2025 series of the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing has been 'leaked'

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BBC axes Have I Got News For You episode over digital ID claims

BBC have removed an episode of Have I Got News For You from iPlayer over an "unintentional editorial oversight" surrounding Tony Blair's…

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King held Windsor Castle meeting with disgraced aide Michael Fawcett

THE King held a farewell audience with his former most trusted aide Michael Fawcett who quit over cash-for-honours claims, it has emerged.

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Jim Murphy makes millions through lobbying firm after Keir Starmer came to power

FORMER Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy has made millions of pounds through his public affairs firm since Keir Starmer came to power

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Michelle Mone 'assets should be frozen' after PPE firm to repay UK Government £122m

MICHELLE Mone is facing calls for her assets to be frozen after a company linked to her was ordered to repay millions of pounds for breaching a…

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'Ludicrous': Amnesty hit out at Home Secretary bid to impose 'recycled' protest ban

AMNESTY have condemned the UK Government’s plan to expand police powers to ban protests, calling the “ludicrous proposal” a rehash of measures…

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'Desperate': Russell Findlay claims Holyrood should not be consulted on leaving ECHR

RUSSELL Findlay’s claim that Holyrood should not be consulted if the UK leaves the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) has been branded…

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Attacks on mosques and asylum seekers reveal Scotland’s rising far-right threat

AT least 20 incidents linked to anti-migrant protests, racism and the far right in the last two months have exposed rising political tensions across…

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Highland museum to display Flora MacDonald portrait for first time

A HIGHLAND museum at the heart of Jacobite history is celebrating two new additions to its collection as it marks a century since first opening its…

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Ex-Celtic coach Harry Kewell appointed new manager of surprise club

Former Celtic coach Harry Kewell has been appointed as the new manager of Vietnamese side Hanoi FC.

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Kairat Almaty star wants to repeat Celtic 'miracle' vs Scotland

Belarus star Valery Gromyko insists he wants to repeat the football 'miracle' when his Kairat Almaty side beat Celtic ahead of their World Cup…

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Che Adams ends six-month Torino goal drought to equal Denis Law record

Scotland striker Che Adams ended a six-month goal-scoring drought for his club Torino and admitted he wants more game time in Italy.

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