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Strachan prays for a rub of the green as Celtic bid to end long away-day jinx

Gordon Strachan is hoping Celtic get a Scotland-style slice of luck to help break their Champions League away-day jinx in Spain on Tuesday tonight.

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Summer 2008

Since we arrived home from Italy in late May we used the van for a couple of holidays and an overnight stop.In early July we spent a very enjoyable 10 days in Scotland visiting friends mostly from the Cave and Crag Club. We saw the Fishers in GrantownonSpey the Thompsons in Stonehaven The Hogans in Rait outside Perth the Smiths in Blairadam we gate crashed Junersquos retirement party a

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Female motorist in road accident

A female driver is involved in a crash in Aberdeenshire on the A93 Crathie to Braemar road.

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Baile Tughaidh

tags: Baile Tughaidh , Blackhouse Village , ancient human dwellings , Gearranan Scotland , Isle of Lewis Scotland , Image of the Day Baile Tughaidh. Blackhouse village at Gearranan (Isle of Lewis, Scotland). These thatched-roof, drystone walled houses were still inhabited until 1976. Image: Dave Rintoul , Summer 2008 [ larger view ]. Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post...

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Highland: Keith claim silverware

FORMER Motherwell and Ross County striker Martin Wood claimed a double as Keith beat fierce rivals Huntly 5-2 in the Aberdeenshire Cup final at Harlaw Park.

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Fatal car crash closes main road

A MOTORIST was killed in an accident on the A947 south of Banff, Aberdeenshire, at about 8:30pm on Saturday.

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On dead in Banff road collision

A person dies following a road crash just south of Banff in Aberdeenshire, Grampian Police say.

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Scottish News: Exclusive: Castle Huntly open jail to get £1m fence to keep tough cons inside

A £1MILLION fence is to be built around Scotland's softest prison so cons can be moved there from tougher jails.

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Strachan will chop and change to keep team fit and fresh

GORDON Strachan's newfound reputation as Scotland's very own Tinkerman is likely to be enhanced tonight as he attempts to plot a successful course through Celtic's

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Miller runs rule over Scots in charge

Champions League Group E is a milestone for the Largs Mafia. For the first time ever, Scotland will be represented by three managers in the four-team group: Gordon Strachan, Bruce Rioch and Sir Alex Ferguson.

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Queen enjoys her annual Highland fling

The Royal Family were greeted by a crowd of about 16,000 as they watched the Highland Games at the annual Braemar Gathering. The Queen, who is patron of the Aberdeenshire event, was joined by the Duke of Edinburgh and Prince of Wales. She received a posy from Niamh Upton, 11, a member of the Braemar Royal Highland Society’s Highland Dancing Class, before taking her seat for the games, which included...

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Britannia Gas Field:

The U.K. North Sea’s Britannia gas field will restart later on Friday after shutting down due to a technical problem at 1000 GMT, a spokesman for field operator ConocoPhillips (COP) said. Gas flow from the field into the St Fergus gas terminal in Scotland fell from a rate of around 32.5 million cubic meters a [...]

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Strong and ancient links with Burma

SCOTLAND has long had strong links with Burma, dating from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and Paul Strachan would like to see a revival in that relationship.

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Call means Stewart has to toss aside Games plan

MICHAEL Stewart was delighted to be swapping a day out in Braemar for trips to Skopje and Reykjavik after being called up by Scotland yesterday.

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Gaj-it interview on BBC Radio Scotland

For readers in Scotland, you’re in for a treat! Gaj-it.com will be featuring on BBC Radio Scotland’s drivetime programme this evening from 4:50pm-5pm. I’ll be having a quick chat with presenter Bill Whiteford on the latest Microsoft Xbox 360 price cut, the Apple iPhone, and general gadgets in the run up to Christmas. Yes, I know [...]