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Record number of homeless people in temporary housing after 10% rise in Scotland (opens the original)
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The number of people living in temporary homeless housing in Scotland has risen to another record high, according to the latest figures, external. More than 19,000 homeless households were being accommodated by local authorities by March - a 10% increase on the previous year. The number of children living in temporary accommodation also reached a record high, rising by 5% to 10,715. And the number of open cases - people stuck in the system waiting to be housed - also increased by 10% to nearly 3
Former MI6 spy takes Trump to Scottish court for £800,000 legal payout (opens the original)
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A company founded by a former spy is pursuing Donald Trump at a small Scottish court for more than £800,000 in unpaid legal costs. The US president was named in a hearing at Ayr Sheriff Court as Orbis Business Intelligence seeks funds from the Trump Turnberry golf resort. The case concerns legal costs owed by Trump from a 2024 English data protection case against Orbis's director Christopher Steele - a former MI6 agent. But SLC Turnberry Limited - which owns the course - is disputing Trump's rol
Ex-PE teacher who hit children with golf balls ordered to do unpaid work (opens the original)
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A former PE teacher has been ordered to carry out 300 hours of unpaid work for violent attacks on teenage pupils at a scandal-hit residential school in North Ayrshire. Michael Neil, 72, locked children in the gym hall and struck them with golf balls at the now-closed Kerelaw in Stevenston between 1991 and 2003. The ex-footballer, who played for Arbroath and Clyde and Stranraer, carried out so many attacks on pupils that a jury heard he could not even remember them. At sentencing, Sheriff Eoin Mc
Glasgow residential drug service to close over rent and repairs dispute (opens the original)
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A residential drug service in Glasgow is to close its doors after a long-running financial dispute with its council-owned landlord. Charity Turning Point Scotland says the service will shut down and a nearby drug crisis centre will move to the site instead. This had also been run by Turning Point, but will now be taken over by Glasgow City Council and the city's Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP). It follows a 14-month dispute over rent increases and repair bills with City Property – an a
Burns scholar unmasked as convicted paedophile jailed for historical abuse (opens the original)
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A convicted paedophile who changed his name and became president of the Robert Burns World Federation has been jailed for five years after more victims of his historical abuse came forward. Marc Sherland, now 70, was found guilty in May of indecently assaulting three teenage boys at his Paisley home between 1988 and 1990. He was originally convicted in 1991 of abusing two boys aged eight and 10 when he worked as a council youth worker in Renfrew. Following his earlier conviction, he disguised hi
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