By Amy McGhee THERE are to be 7,000 new trains introduced across Britain by 2021 – with one per cent 70 new trains Scotland-bound. The British Rail Delivery Group announced the ambitious […]
Scotland on track for 70 new trains
Scots back obesity cuts on junk food
By Olivia Armstrong MORE than 60% of Scots are in favour of junk food restrictions to combat obesity. According to a survey by Cancer Research UK, two thirds of Scots express concern […]
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UWS NEWS November 24th 4pm
Presented by Petya Plachkova and Gregor Hynds
No Boxing Video Game Since 2011 Despite Demand From Fans
By Jamie Glover Despite critical success and furious demand from fans, EA sports are yet to release a follow up to the wildly popular Fight Night Series. Boxing games have been some […]
No criminal convictions for Clutha disaster
By Stuart Reid The crown office and procurator fiscal service have said there is “insufficient evidence” for criminal proceedings for the Clutha tragedy. A fatal accident inquiry will be held into the […]
Oscar Pistorias sentence doubled
By Susie Paterson The Supreme Court in South Africa has increased Oscar Pistorius’ sentence to 13 years and 5 months after the state argued that his original sentence of six years was, […]
Nanny State Cycling
by Jamie Glover There have been renewed calls for cycling safety legislation after cyclist offences almost doubled in a decade. The debate was largely sparked earlier this year after the death of […]
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