Scot Of The Year
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Man Convicted Of Indian-Origin Man's Murder 18 Years Ago In UK
A 48-year-old Scot was today convicted for the murder of an Indian-origin man 18 years ago, one of Scotland's most high-profile murder cases.
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Scots Staying in UK is Worth 1,400 Pounds Each, Says British Government
Scots will each be 1,400 pounds ($2,400) a year better off if they vote to remain part of the United Kingdom, Britain's deputy finance minister Danny Alexander said on Wednesday.
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Early start hurts Black Friday sales, Cyber Monday hits record
U.S. retailers rolled out holiday promotions earlier in November this year, denting sales growth over the Thanksgiving weekend that typically marks the beginning of the holiday spending period, according to data released Tuesday by ShopperTrak.
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Hopes high for Andy Murray, says John McEnroe
Speaking in Edinburgh, where he is playing in a Champions of Tennis event, three-time Wimbledon singles champion McEnroe said: "I think it very well could be Murray's year." The Scot lost to Roger Federer in four sets in the Wimbledon final last year, becoming the first British man to reach the championship match in 74 years.
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I quit for my wife after tragedy, says Alex Ferguson
The 71-year-old Scot enjoyed an emotion-charged farewell in Manchester United's 2-1 victory over Swansea City at Old Trafford on Sunday, his last home game after more than 26 years in charge of the new English champions.
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Susan Boyle voted Scot of the Year
Singing sensation Susan Boyle has seen off competition from actor Ewan McGregor to be named Scot of the Year.
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Man Convicted Of Indian-Origin Man's Murder 18 Years Ago In UK
A 48-year-old Scot was today convicted for the murder of an Indian-origin man 18 years ago, one of Scotland's most high-profile murder cases.
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Scots Staying in UK is Worth 1,400 Pounds Each, Says British Government
Scots will each be 1,400 pounds ($2,400) a year better off if they vote to remain part of the United Kingdom, Britain's deputy finance minister Danny Alexander said on Wednesday.
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Early start hurts Black Friday sales, Cyber Monday hits record
U.S. retailers rolled out holiday promotions earlier in November this year, denting sales growth over the Thanksgiving weekend that typically marks the beginning of the holiday spending period, according to data released Tuesday by ShopperTrak.
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Hopes high for Andy Murray, says John McEnroe
Speaking in Edinburgh, where he is playing in a Champions of Tennis event, three-time Wimbledon singles champion McEnroe said: "I think it very well could be Murray's year." The Scot lost to Roger Federer in four sets in the Wimbledon final last year, becoming the first British man to reach the championship match in 74 years.
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I quit for my wife after tragedy, says Alex Ferguson
The 71-year-old Scot enjoyed an emotion-charged farewell in Manchester United's 2-1 victory over Swansea City at Old Trafford on Sunday, his last home game after more than 26 years in charge of the new English champions.
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Susan Boyle voted Scot of the Year
Singing sensation Susan Boyle has seen off competition from actor Ewan McGregor to be named Scot of the Year.
