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12.15 RADIO Bulletin
March 18, 2011 By Leave a Comment
By Georgi Bomb, Adam Smyth, Susannah Radford Read by Susannah Radford – British Military Forces prepare for Libyan action -Scotland drinks four more bottles of spirits per year than in the 90′s -Proposed education cuts in Edinburgh -Red Nose Day coverage in Edinburgh -Sport Update Listen Here:
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Scotland’s Religions
November 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment
What will the impact of Lord Browne’s report be?
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News update 12/11/2010, 11:30
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Over ground crossing sparks concern for students safety
November 8, 2010 By Leave a Comment
By Lauren Codling Concerns have been sparked after a local man was attacked near the Napier Sighthill Campus in a nearby over ground crossing, on the morning of Thursday the 4th November. The man has been identified as Mark Shaw, 30. Shaw was walking to work when he was attacked by two individuals who went [...]
News Update 8/11/10
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News Round Up 1.15
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European court ruling means prisoners will get vote
November 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
By Kerry McGinty and Sylvie Metcalfe European Parliament has passed a human rights legislation that enables prisoners to have the same voting rights as law abiding citizens. The PM David Cameron has admitted that the coalition government will have no choice but to allow prisoners the right to vote. Constitutional reform minister Mark Harper declared [...]
Scottish an Southern Energy to raise gas bill by 9% from December
November 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
by Tina Charon One of the UK’s biggest energy suppliers announced yesterday a 9.4% hike in gas prices from the 1st of December. According to the Ofgem’s standard consumption measure, the price rise would be a £5.60 a month, or £67 a year.This will affect 3.6 million customers, including more than 350 000 in Scotland. The [...]
NUS Scotland president Liam Burns condems English tution fee plans
October 15, 2010 By Leave a Comment
By Michael Heggie and Christopher Harress NUS Scotland’s president Liam Burn has argued that Scottish students will suffer from Westminster tuition fee plans. Listen here:
