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Has SNP promise turned Scots students into 'third-class citizens'? (opens the original)
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Two weeks ago, hundreds of St Andrews students donned their vivid red gowns to crowd along the narrow harbour walls of the Fife town in a colourful blend of tradition and togetherness. For the first pier walk of the Martinmas semester, the customary curtain-raiser to the new academic year at Scotland’s oldest university, freshers and returning undergraduates were out in force. Apart, that is, from one now-notable exception. Sophie Rose Jenkins should have been starting the third year of her comp
Meet the policeman turned pitbull putting the bite on obstructive MSPs (opens the original)
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The convoy of aid trucks was still labouring down the tight mountain passes towards Sarajevo when the shooting started. Sudden bursts of lethal gunfire blitzed the column of battered old lorries as they hurried for the shelter of the besieged city walls. If David Hamilton had paused for a moment, he may have questioned the sanity of swapping a dull but cushy job in sales for the terrifying chaos of a warzone. With bullets flying during the worst of the Bosnian conflict in the mid-1990s, there wa
Why the star of Slow Horses is on fast track to becoming the next 007 (opens the original)
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In the high-stakes realm of international espionage, he is Hollywood’s undisputed superspy – suave, sophisticated and surrounded by dangerously seductive luxury. So quite what James Bond would make of the grotty purgatory of Slough House, occupied by a division of secret agent rejects under the beady eye of their scruffy spymaster Jackson Lamb is anyone’s guess. While Bond enjoys the rarefied company of casinos, cocktails and glamorous consorts, the chances of these two fictional worlds ever col
How Hot Lips' Houlihan's daughter causing uproar in Scottish paradise (opens the original)
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Bathed in the late summer sunshine on the western fringes of the Isle of Lewis, it's easy to see why Great Bernera, with its white sandy beaches and ancient history, might appear the perfect balm for a troubled soul. And so it must have seemed for 62-year-old Claire Kellerman, a self-described mystic healer, when she first washed up on the tiny Hebridean outcrop (population 250) two summers ago, following an early life of privilege in Hollywood, shot through with unbearable heartache. Yet 'heali
How Harry Potter lost its magic, with locals near breaking point (opens the original)
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As the morning rainclouds clear like gunsmoke from the surrounding mountains, the tiny village of Glenfinnan fills once more with the scent of rebellion. On the hillsides high above, vast crowds trample the sodden earth in their eagerness to gain a vantage point as the clock ticks down. Some have been here for an hour or more, others only make it with seconds to spare. At 10.45am, a crackle of excitement spreads through their ranks as they spot the first familiar white puffs push round a distant
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