John Paul Breslin
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- 19
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- Sep 26, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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This amazing home could be Scotland's first-ever £1million log cabin (opens the original)
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Built from towering trunks of Douglas Fir, it is a spectacular home that wouldn’t look out of place in the rugged wilderness of the Rocky Mountains. However, with its large size, attractive location and outstanding design, this hideaway could well become Scotland’s first million- pound log cabin. Nestled in extensive grounds rich with trees, hedgerows and lawns in the hamlet of Nairnside, near Inverness, the property – called Fasgadh – is currently on the market for offers over £900,000. Created
Ater 72 years - army major's journal reveals Loch Ness Monster account (opens the original)
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It has lain largely forgotten and gathering dust for decades. The daily journal lovingly collated by Major Bill Davidson in the 1950s mainly recounts his successes or otherwise fishing the deep, dark waters of Loch Ness near his family home. Until you get to the entry dated July 1954, where, in just seven sentences, he records, with almost breathtaking casualness, what is believed to be the clearest and lengthiest sighting of the Loch Ness Monster. The Army officer wrote: ‘Saw the Loch Ness Mons
Drones hover over military and nuclear sites at rate of THREE a week (opens the original)
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Drones are making illegal incursions over nuclear power stations and UK military bases at a rate of almost three a week amid escalating tensions with Russia. Sightings of unmanned craft above critical infrastructure and sensitive security sites since January are already higher than the total in the previous two years. The Ministry of Defence (MOD) told The Mail on Sunday 100 sightings were made over nuclear facilities or nuclear objects, such as submarines, between January and August of this yea
Scotland's child death rate is the UK's worst as medics issue warning (opens the original)
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More children are dying in Scotland proportionally than elsewhere in the UK as medics warn the state of the health service risks raising one of the ‘unhealthiest generations’ in decades. According to a report by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH), there were 10.1 deaths per 100,000 children aged one to 15 in Scotland in 2024 – higher than any other home nation. The report’s authors said: ‘Social and economic disadvantage in early childhood is closely linked to higher child
Ashley Jensen stars alongside Mark Bonnar again in new Rambling comedy (opens the original)
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For years they played an unhappily married (and later divorced) couple with a hilariously toxic and awkward dynamic. Now Scottish stars Mark Bonnar and Ashley Jensen are teaming up again in a new comedy that sees them paired up as decidedly mismatched walking buddies. Written by Iain Connell, who wrote and starred in popular Scottish comedy Burnistoun and co-writer Sharon Young, the new comedy Rambling is currently filming in ‘rural Scotland’. A promotional image shows Bonnar, who plays characte
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