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- Sep 29, 2026
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Carson in pole position in under-16 championship (opens the original)
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Carson Anderson is currently in pole position with eight points with his brother, Caelan, only five points behind with Niko Millar from North Berwick in East Lothian third one point adrift of second spot. Nuno Santos, the Scotland team manager, said that with four of the six qualifying matches now completed, the competition is beginning to take shape. Young anglers from the Western Isles, Angus, Dumfries and Galloway, The Borders and East Lothian took part in the latest two rounds, but Santos st
Airport escalator break down causes real stress (opens the original)
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The multi-talented engineer, architect and painter, (born 1452, died 1519), to name just three of his talents, would possibly turn in his grave if he saw what transpired on one day this week. Modern airport yes, effective not on this occasion, and one was promoted to ponder what would happened in the event of a fire. Basically, the only down escalator, linking the impressive shopping area to the restaurant quarter, was not operating, but you could walk down. We asked airport staff if there was a
Cruising around the Med, dodging the rain (opens the original)
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We walked down the gangplank dockside en route to visit Corfu Town with wispy clouds in the sky and a light breeze. A strong gust of wind and threatening cloud cover suddenly emerged and, minutes later, rain cascaded out of the sky for ten drenching minutes, leaving the dockside awash. As if by a switch, the sky was blue again and the sun shone. Shopkeepers in the narrow streets of Corfu were confident and began to put their stock back out. One said, no more showers today. She was so, so wrong.
Vrancken looking for a response from Hearts (opens the original)
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George Stanger, who was called-up by New Zealand only hours before the game against Hibs, netted the game-winner, and the result brought the curtain down on a 12-year career for David Gray at Easter Road. Kilmarnock dominated play for long spells and the result certainly took pressure off McCann (pictured), even if his men still prop up the 12-strong William Hill Premiership with four points from six starts. The welcome win came only days after the club exited the Premier Sports Cup with a penal
Teenager Eames strikes to stun jittery Jambos (opens the original)
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John McGlynn’s men were worthy winners in this contest and the Jambos head coach Wouter Vrancken had warned pre-match that Falkirk were better than their lowly position and points tally indicated. So it proved. The Men in Maroon’s unbeaten nine-game unbeaten run was halted abruptly and they are now six points behind pace-setting Celtic after on-loan Owen Eames slotted following a critical lapse from Hearts’ skipper, Harry Milne. He sent the ball straight to the Derby County midfielder in a dange
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