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Aberdeen University job cuts talks break down after union official dismissal (opens the original)
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Talks in an ongoing dispute over planned job cuts at the University of Aberdeen have broken down after a senior trade union official was dismissed, BBC Scotland has learned. A £10m savings plan - which could see more than 100 jobs lost - was agreed earlier this year. The University and College Union (UCU) said the staff member's dismissal needed to be met with a "proportionate response", and that it had withdrawn from the ongoing negotiations. The university expressed disappointment at the withd
I will be last man standing says Raac home owner refusing to sell (opens the original)
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It is nearly three years since potentially dangerous concrete was identified in the roofs of hundreds of homes in Aberdeen. More than 500 properties - most of them council-owned - were found to contain reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac) back in late 2023. Work to demolish many of the properties started last month, but a handful of owners - who have rejected offers from the city council to buy their home - remain. Among them is Raymond Smith, 40, who told BBC Scotland News: "This is a
Aberdeen nursery fined after baby burned by bleach (opens the original)
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A nursery has been fined after a 10-month-old boy was badly burned by a bucket of boiled water containing bleach. The child - who cannot be named for legal reasons - was injured at Little Dreams Nursery in Aberdeen in November 2021. The nursery admitted breaching health and safety regulations at Aberdeen Sheriff Court. Sheriff Harry Small said the incident had been "entirely preventable and avoidable" and issued a fine of £7,500. Reacting, the family said they felt it was too low but wanted to m
Nepal floods: Aberdeen man's brother, uncle and cousin die (opens the original)
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A Nepalese man living in Aberdeen has told BBC Scotland News he lost three close family members in the deadly flash floods that hit his home country on Wednesday. Barun Lamichhane, 26, said his brother, uncle and cousin all died in the disaster - but that his mother, father and grandmother managed to escape. Lamichhane said they managed to get away by "crawling like a baby" into the hillside. More than 350 people have died, with more than 1,000 reported to be missing. More than 350 killed in Nep
Baby death trial told infant's DNA was found on hairdryer (opens the original)
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The trial of a woman accused of killing her baby by exposing her to heat from a hairdryer has heard the infant's DNA was found on the appliance. A forensic biologist told the High Court in Aberdeen that samples taken from the hairdryer nozzle matched the DNA of three-month old Dahlia-Rose Gartshore. Courtney Gartshore, 28, denies culpable homicide while the baby was in her care on 30 September 2023 and a series of other charges. The court also heard that fragments taken from a partially-stained
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