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Time to stamp out ticket touts as Oasis briefs sold online for huge profits (opens the original)
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Scots music fans were overjoyed when Oasis announced a world tour, including five shows at Celtic Park. They were delighted there would be no “dynamic pricing”, which led to rocketing ticket costs for the 2025 shows. But a Daily Record investigation has uncovered a vast number of tickets have been hoovered up by greedy touts who are selling tickets on at a vast profit. The scramble for tickets has exposed a system so deeply broken that attending a concert is becoming the exclusive domain of the
Scots will pay the price if energy policies aren't fixed as diesel prices rise (opens the original)
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Motorists all over Scotland will be groaning this morning to see diesel prices sail past £2 a litre. And in parts of the Highlands they are seeing prices like £2.06 – having already broken the £2 barrier weeks ago. Many will wonder how this can be happening in a country with millions of barrels of oil underneath its seas and that once boasted an oil refinery that pumped out diesel by the tanker load. At its peak, the Grangemouth facility on the Forth produced approximately 500,000 gallons of die
Allowing fans to drink alcohol during football games is step too far (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham has called for football fans to be allowed to drink booze in their seats while watching games. But Labour’s Scottish leader Michael Marra says in the Daily Record today that the time is not right for such a move in Scotland. Allowing alcohol on the terraces, he claims, would be a step too far for now. Looking back at recent behaviour by a small minority of fans, it is hard to disagree with Marra’s concerns. Pitch invasions, street violence and the rise of the so-called “ultras” has
Fraudsters cannot get away with stealing public funds (opens the original)
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Craig Whyte is rightly a disgraced figure in Scotland having led Rangers into financial ruin. Yet he remains active in business circles, linked to various companies helping wealthy individuals avoid tax. Today the Record reveals a probe by TaxWatch UK into his activities. It highlights a problem in the UK of the super-rich failing to pay their fair share for the things that help us all live well such as education and free healthcare. For decades, political rhetoric has fixated on the welfare bud
First Minister John Swinney must address youth knife death crisis (opens the original)
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When stats are published showing a rise in knife-related deaths it is easy to forget that behind every such crime there is a victim. And for every victim, there is a whole circle of family and friends whose lives will never be the same. That is why the voices of Neil McCrimmon, Lisa Petrie and Ashleigh Mullan are so important. Each of these brave parents has lost a child to Scotland’s knife crime crisis. And they have now issued a video plea to the First Minister John Swinney demanding action on
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