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Tunnock's tea cakes cleared for take-off by RAF 60 years after ban

3 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Lottie Hayton |Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald
Man jailed for life after murdering wife in cheating row

3 weeks ago | thetimes.com | James Mulholland |Lottie Hayton
'Doorstop' bust valued at £2.5m could be heading out of Scotland

3 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Mike Merritt |Lottie Hayton

A valuable marble bust that was bought for just £5 and used as a doorstop in a Highland village is at risk of being sold abroad. The sculpture of Sir John Gordon, was discovered propping open a door on an industrial estate in Balintore, Easter Ross, before ending up in the care of Highland council. The local authority has confirmed that the artwork, valued at more than £2.5 million, is the subject of an export licence application.
Police Scotland custody photos too poor for facial database searches

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Paul Cargill |Lottie Hayton
Rare Beatles painting by John Byrne goes under the hammer

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Lucinda Cameron |Lottie Hayton
Suffragist's family defend statue amid row over male sculptor

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Lottie Hayton |David Leask
Teenagers tried to kill police officer after 'car bump'

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Grant McCabe |Lottie Hayton

All four were remanded by Lord Arthurson pending sentencing next month. Two of the assailants had been subject to a combined total of 20 bail orders at time and also on night-time curfews. The four had been part of a mob causing bother and annoying passengers on a train shortly before the attack. They got off at Blantyre at about 9pm, roughly when Rochford drove into the station.
Voters reject guilty plea sentence reductions

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald |Lottie Hayton

The majority of the Scottish public are opposed to criminals receiving shorter prison sentences in return for pleading guilty, new research has found. In Scotland offenders who admit their guilt can get a reduction in their sentence of up to one third, depending on how early they plead guilty. Academics carried out a study on "sentence discounts" on behalf of the Scottish Sentencing Council, which was set up by the Scottish government to prepare guidelines for judges and sheriffs.
James McAvoy 'humbled' by award from Glasgow Film Festival

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Lottie Hayton |Lucinda Cameron
SNP planning levy on cruise ships

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Neil Pooran |Lottie Hayton