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Sixth man arrested in connection with suspected RAF Fairford terror plot (opens the original)
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A DUAL UK-Iranian national has become the sixth person to be arrested in connection with the suspected RAF Fairford terror plot. Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) said the 27-year-old man was arrested in the borough of Westminster on Thursday on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts. Officers have also searched two properties in the area as part of the investigation. CTP said a 26-year-old man, a UK national, has also been questioned under caution. READ MORE: Minister suggests Scottish Gover
Anonymous bullying claims 'work of fiction,' Monica Lennon says (opens the original)
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SCOTTISH Labour MSP Monica Lennon has said anonymous reports of bullying against her are a “work of fiction”. Reports in The Scotsman newspaper on Thursday alleged that four former staff members who worked for Lennon have accused her of bullying. Speaking to journalists in the Scottish Parliament on Thursday, Lennon said the statements were “untrue” and “vexatious”. Her comments come after Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra said no complaints had been made to the Labour Party about the MSP. RE
Rocket company granted licence to launch from Scotland (opens the original)
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A GERMAN rocket company has been granted a launch licence by UK regulators, as it plans to blast off from Shetland early next year. HyImpulse, which builds commercial rockets, received its UK launch operator licence on Thursday from the Civil Aviation Authority. The business was granted the right to launch after it passed a regulatory review process. It is hoped HyImpulse will now be able to launch its SR75 suborbital vehicle in spring 2027. READ MORE: Well-known Edinburgh chip shop closes after
SNPâs £500m wind investment scheme at risk of failure, Audit Scotland warns (opens the original)
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A £500 million plan by the Scottish Government to boost investment in offshore wind is at risk of failure, a watchdog has suggested. Audit Scotland said the project is moving too slowly, with less than a third of cash spent so far. Its report found clear risks that ministers may not achieve their aim of boosting the supply chain needed to support the industry. The Auditor General said there is also âno clear planâ for the project beyond 2028/29. READ MORE: 'You invented it': Anger as Rory S
Failure of Alexander Dennis furlough scheme 'deeply disappointing' says Stephen Flynn (opens the original)
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IT IS “deeply disappointing” that no payment can be made under a Scottish Government furlough scheme set up to try to help workers at the bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis, Economy Secretary Stephen Flynn has said. However, he added that as the conditions of the scheme had not been met by the company it was “right and proper” that no payment be made. The announcement in Holyrood came 12 months after First Minister John Swinney claimed the future of company’s plant in Falkirk had been “secured” t
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