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03:12 - Baker takes first blood but fails to make cut for SW19
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35 min. ago
Funding on offer to help young farmers starting up in livestock
The loan can be repaid with the sale of the animals. Strict credit control by auction companies and increasing reluctance by banks in recent years to grant unsecured loans to new entrants, who tend to rent land rather...
35 min. ago
Bank of England appoints Hogg to new chief role
Charlotte Hogg, 42, moves from Santander UK where she has been head of retail distribution and intermediaries since 2011. The incoming BoE Governor Mark Carney interviewed the candidates in the final stage of the...
35 min. ago
Investment key to rural tourism, says Scots laird
Dr Jamie Williamson, third generation laird of the Alvie & Dalraddy Estates at Kincraig, near Aviemore, says a £200,000 funding award from Bank of Scotland is the latest boost for the estates business, which has...
35 min. ago
Anger at FirstGroup bonus offer to boss
Mr O'Toole declined the pay-out for the financial year to the end of March but the TSSA rail union described the proposed award as "unbelievable". A spokesman for Aberdeen-based FirstGroup said: "Tim...
42 min. ago
Japan exports rise by most since 2010
Japanese exports rose in May by the most since 2010 as the yen weakened, providing a boost to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's plan to revive the economy. Shipments shot up 10.1% from the previous year, data showed, rising...
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Kodak prepares $406 million offering as it eyes bankruptcy exit
"This agreement, which serves as a critical component of the capital structure for the emerging Kodak, positions us to comprehensively settle our obligations with our various key creditor constituencies,"...
36 min. ago
Warning of exodus as pay cuts hit Whitehall mandarins
The National Audit Office (NAO) found there had been a 17.4% real terms reduction in the base salary for senior civil servants since 2009. The report found there were "clear capability gaps" in the senior...
36 min. ago
The world has seen a new Northern Ireland, claims PM
The Prime Minister said the fact the high-profile event was hosted in the region, and without incident, was proof of how much it had changed as a result of the peace process.After two days that witnessed no disorder,...
36 min. ago
Swinney's promise on public sector
Mr Swinney will speak at a conference in Edinburgh ahead of the second anniverary of the Christie Commission report on public services in Scotland.He will say the SNP has embarked since the report on an "emphatic...
36 min. ago
Prime Minister calls on Assad allies to topple president
At the end of the two-day G8 summit at picturesque Lough Erne, Northern Ireland, the Prime Minister made clear the West would not repeat the mistakes of Iraq when existing institutions were dismantled, a vacuum was...
36 min. ago
Jail the bad bankers and end excess pay, says commission
The report from Westminster's high-powered Banking Commission seeks to create a new culture of responsibility and accountability among Britain's much-derided top bankers. It points out that at its peak the public...
36 min. ago
Sex education in nurseries and the Pill for 13-year-olds
After a six-month investigation found Scotland's rate of teenage pregnancy is higher than most other Western European countries, MSPs called for a new blueprint to tackle the problem.The MSPs' research, disputed by...
30 min. ago
Julian Assange attacks 'perverted' Gillard government
Julian Assange, left, and Ecuador's foreign minister Ricardo Patino inside the Ecuadorean embassy in London this week. Photograph: Frank Augstein/AP Julian Assange has delivered a scathing attack on the Australian...
33 min. ago
Lasers uncover 'lost' Cambodian temple city
The laser scanning revealed a previously un-documented formally planned urban landscape integrating the centuries old temples.The Angkor temple complex, Cambodia's top tourist destination and one of Asia's most famous...
33 min. ago
Early Greek poll averted after ruling on broadcaster
A court ordered the ERT broadcaster back on air late on Monday as Prime Minister Antonis Samaras and his partners moved towards a compromise, ending a six-day impasse and easing fears of snap polls that would have...
33 min. ago
Police detain dozens after protests
State media TRT said 25 people had been detained in the capital Ankara, 13 in Eskisehir to the west and "many" in Istanbul. A police source confirmed the operation and said: "For now, only provocateurs...
33 min. ago
Nazi-hunters' most wanted charged
Laszlo Csatary was found guilty in absentia in 1948 of whipping or torturing Jews and helping to deport them to the death camp as a police commander in the Nazi- occupied eastern Slovak city of Kosice in 1944.
33 min. ago
Karzai announces peace talks with Taliban in Qatar
Mr Karzai's announcement yesterday was the first possible step forward in the peace process, which has struggled to achieve results despite many attempts, and is likely to be applauded by his Western...
35 min. ago
England focus on final after ball issue
England (v South Africa at The Oval, 10.30am. From: AN Cook (captain), IR Bell, IJL Trott, JE Root, EJG Morgan, R Bopara, JC Buttler (wkt), SCJ Broad, JM Anderson, JC Tredwell, ST Finn, GP Swann
35 min. ago
Late collapse proves costly for Saltires
At one stage the Saltires looked on course to continue their love affair with Old Trafford where they had won on their previous three visits. However, having laid the foundation for a total approaching 250, a late...
35 min. ago
Cricket Scotland throw the doors open
Pete Steindl's men begin a five-match series against Kenya at Mannofield, Aberdeen, later this month. The matches include two crucial World Cup qualifiers which the Scots must win to have a chance of automatically...
35 min. ago
Gardiner's world proving a hit as Scotland watch with interest
His name is Hamish Gardiner and he has fitted in perfectly at Carlton CC, who are pushing for championship glory in the Cricket Scotland League East Premier Division, as the Grange Loan side celebrate their 150th...
35 min. ago
Baker takes first blood but fails to make cut for SW19
Baker took the first set and continued to battle manfully but eventually went down 6-7, 6-3, 6-4 to an opponent who has been ranked inside the world's top 40. With Alex Bogdanovic and David Rice also losing yesterday,...
35 min. ago
'I realised that I had to find another gear. He has to learn that'
Having won his first at the US Open last September, some of the pressure will be off, although he would probably be wise to steer clear of most media outlets who think he simply has to turn up at SW19 to claim...
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- 03:19 Girl Guides Drop Pledge To God
- 03:14 Nazi-hunters' most wanted charged
- 03:14 Police detain dozens after protests
- 03:12 Bank of England appoints Hogg to new chief role
- 03:12 Funding on offer to help young farmers starting up in livestock
- 03:12 From the fast lane to the long road to redemption
- 03:12 Ornan Mor, Glasgow The Changeling
- 03:12 CD Review: Mark Mulcahy, Dear Mark J Mulcahy, I Love You (Fire)
- 03:12 CD Review: Kodaline In A Perfect World (B-Unique/RCA)
- 03:12 Will piano virtuoso visit to Scotland ring any bells?
