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Nasa heads to Scottish Highlands in its search for life on Mars (opens the original)
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Nasa scientists are studying rocks in the Scottish Highlands to help them understand if there was once life on Mars. The US space agency announced last year that its Perseverance rover had found potential biosignatures, markings on rocks possibly made by ancient microbes. This summer, scientists took samples from a geological feature called the Stoer Formation, external around Clachtoll, in Assynt, in the north-west Highlands. Nasa said the area's rocks formed in environments comparable to ancie
Diesel prices exceed £2 a litre at forecourts across Scotland (opens the original)
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The price of diesel has exceeded £2 a litre at hundreds of Scottish forecourts, according to analysis by BBC Scotland News. Some of the highest prices can be found at garages in Scotland's islands, where fuel is 50p a litre more expensive than that sold at supermarkets in the central belt. Hauliers have described the cost to their businesses as "devastating" and say it now costs £250 a week more to fill up a lorry. Motoring organisation the RAC said it expected the UK average price of diesel to
Golden retrievers to gather at the breed's ancestral Highland home (opens the original)
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A mass gathering of golden retrievers and their owners is to return to the ancestral home of the breed in July 2028. The event will mark 160 years since the first golden retriever puppies were born at Guisachan House in Glen Affric, near Cannich, in the Highlands. Meetings to celebrate the breed have been held in different formats by the Golden Retriever Club of Scotland since the late 1990s, with larger events taking place since 2006. The last gathering held at Guisachan in 2023 involved almost
Electric bus operator concerned about £2 fare cap (opens the original)
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Electric bus company Ember says the Scottish government's £2 cap on bus fares is a "good slogan" but it has raised concerns about the way the scheme is funded. The cap is running as a pilot in six local authority areas and First Minister John Swinney announced it is to be extended to cover journeys in the west of Scotland from Monday. Ember, which operates intercity routes across Scotland, said it was "strongly supportive" of the new scheme's goals but warned the "system needs to be built carefu
Concerns months-long sewer work will 'gridlock' Nairn (opens the original)
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A planned £3.4m sewer upgrade risks causing gridlock in Nairn while bringing "marginal" environmental benefits, community groups have said. Scottish Water said its work on a storm overflow chamber and sewer pipeline in the town's Lochloy Road area would bring "important improvements" and avoid having to set up roadworks on the nearby A96. The utility company said the work along Lochloy Road could take two months and construction in a nearby car park about eight months. Nairn Improvement Communit
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