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Victim's family want serial killer nurse retried (opens the original)
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The family of an elderly murder victim are calling for a retrial of the Scots nurse convicted of killing her and three others on a hospital ward. Suspicion fell on Colin Norris, a 26-year-old nurse from Glasgow, after patient Ethel Hall fell into a hypoglycemic coma while she was recovering from a broken hip in 2002. He was convicted six years later of killing the 86-year-old in Leeds General Infirmary by injecting her with insulin and using the same method to kill three other patients and attem
Police switch off speed cameras... and admit it will see more speeding (opens the original)
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Police switched off speed cameras in Scotland – despite admitting it would lead to an increase in people breaking the law. Documents show officers concluded the only way to confirm if cameras were having an impact on road safety was by deactivating them. In March, the Scottish Mail on Sunday revealed that more than 100 roadside cameras had been turned off – even in areas where speeding offences were on the rise. The Scottish Government justified the move by claiming all the sites had recorded ‘n
Skimming chiefs hire geologist after competition cheats exposed (opens the original)
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While the island where it takes place may be tiny, the tale of underhand tactics at last year’s World Stone-Skimming Championships made a splash around the world. Now, a year after it emerged some entrants had been disqualified for tampering with their stones, the competition has taken place again under enhanced scrutiny. The rules state that participants must find their stones ‘naturally formed’ on the island of Easdale where the event is held. However, last year, a small number of participants
Scientist says he has been raising concerns over QEUH for 15 years (opens the original)
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A senior medical scientist has revealed he has been raising concerns about Scotland’s scandal-hit flagship hospital for 15 years but is not satisfied they have been dealt with properly. In a statement to the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry, Cambridge-educated Dr Michael Bradnam has detailed numerous issues he has flagged up to health bosses about the £1billion Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in Glasgow. Among his evidence are claims that staff were ‘pressured’ to install £10million worth o
Sturgeon's Edinburgh cringe show as she admits she is hungover (opens the original)
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Nicola Sturgeon was last night accused of going on a ‘foul-mouthed rant’ at the Edinburgh Fringe after she swore in front of a packed crowd – then announcing she had a hangover. The former First Minister was being interviewed by journalist Iain Dale when she claimed a book written by one of her critics was ‘s***’ despite admitting she hadn’t read it. She also told the 600-strong audience, who had paid £20 a ticket to see her, that she had a hangover after enjoying ‘quite a night’ with a friend t
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