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French fishing company operating in Scotland seeks investors amid financial struggle (opens the original)
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A French fishing company which operates from Scotland is reportedly seeking outside investment amid financial pressures. Scapêche, France's largest maritime fishing company, has operated around the coast of Scotland since 1995. It employs around 200 seafarers, and Air ITM operates a non-commercial service from Inverness to Lorient for its sailors. The company has five vessels registered in the port of Lorient in Brittany, which are stationed in Scotland and Ireland and whose fish arrive in Franc
Drug trafficker ordered to pay back almost £200k after being caught with cocaine (opens the original)
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A drug trafficker has been ordered to pay back close to £200k after being caught with £1.6m worth of cocaine. Steven Gribble, 44, was jailed for 10 years in June 2024 after being caught with the drug at a property in Aberdeen. He was later found to have criminal links to the owner of the property. At the High Court in Edinburgh on 1 October 2026, the Court made a confiscation order in the sum of £189,038 under Proceeds of Crime laws and recorded that his benefit from general criminal conduct
Company given £2million funding to protect Grangemouth jobs plans closure (opens the original)
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A chemical manufacturer has announced it plans to close all operations at Grangemouth putting close to 400 jobs at risk - a little over a year after receiving more than £2million in Scottish Enterprise funding. Syngenta, which is ultimately owned by Chinese state company Sinochem, announced on Thursday it will begin a formal consultation with union representatives and employees, with 377 jobs at risk. While it said no final decision had been made, and alternatives will be considered, the company
BAFTA Scotland announces special arrangement for I Swear producer after incident (opens the original)
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John Davidson, whose life story was made into an award-winning film, will watch this year's Scottish BAFTAs remotely after an incident at the UK ceremony. The 55-year-old, from Galashiels, has Tourette syndrome which includes coprolalia, involuntary swearing and utterance of obscene or inappropriate remarks. During this year's BAFTA awards, his tics were audible in the auditorium and on the television broadcast, including yelling the n-word while Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were on stage.
Rosebank opposition called 'virtue-signalling' as MSPs clash over new oil and gas (opens the original)
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The Scottish Conservatives called opposition to new drilling in the North Sea 'ill-informed, dogmatic virtue signalling' in a debate on the Rosebank and Jackdaw fields. Licences granted for the developments were voided by the Court of Session last year, with the decision by the Conservative government to give the green light declared unlawful because it did not take into account the climate impact of burning the extracted oil and gas. Conservative MSP Liam Kerr moved a motion calling on the UK G
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