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Scottish News for 24 October 2010

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Fisheries awarded £10.9m in funding Oct 24 2010

Scottish fisheries have been awarded over £10 million of European funding, it was announced.Read

Salmond rejects budget details call Oct 24 2010

First Minister Alex Salmond has rejected calls to bring forward details of where the axe will fall in the Scottish budget.Read

Woman faces court over man's death Oct 24 2010

A 42-year-old woman will appear in court in connection with the death of a man, police have said.Read

Warning over early years education Oct 24 2010

The Scottish Government must take a "stronger lead" to ensure the implementation of one of its education priorities, the Children's Commissioner has said.Read

Independence support sees increase Oct 24 2010

Support for Scottish independence has grown since the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats formed a coalition government at Westminster, according to a poll.Read

Freed submarine heads back to base Oct 24 2010

A nuclear-powered submarine that ran aground off the coast of Skye is making its way back to base for further checks.Read

Warning over towing vessels axe Oct 24 2010

The Government is gambling with the safety of lives with its plan to axe four emergency towing vessels (ETVs) as part of cutbacks, maritime union Nautilus has warned.Read

'Old charts may have grounded sub' Oct 24 2010

A nuclear-powered submarine may have run aground on a shingle bank because the charts it was using were out of date, sources have said.Read

Emergency service staff assaults up Oct 24 2010

Prosecutions for assaults against emergency service staff in the NHS have increased five-fold since 2005, according to new figures.Read

Hospital issues top 'in-box lists' Oct 24 2010

Hospital issues were the most common subjects raised by members of the public with Scottish Government ministers, according to details of correspondence.Read

'Fresh calls' over details of cuts Oct 24 2010

The Scottish Government has faced fresh calls to bring forward details of where the axe will fall in the next budget.Read

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