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Breaking News for 8 November 2009

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Teenager held over woman's death Nov 08 2009

A 16-year-old has been arrested in connection with the death of a mother-of-four in a large scale disturbance, police said.Read

Salmond leads Remembrance event Nov 08 2009

First Minister Alex Salmond led the Remembrance Sunday commemorations as a range of events took place around the country.Read

Darling defends global tax idea Nov 08 2009

Chancellor Alistair Darling has insisted the idea of a global tax on financial transactions was still worth studying despite American opposition.Read

Third of Scots want new bridge Nov 08 2009

Just over a third of people support £2.3 billion plans for a new Forth road bridge, a poll has found.Read

Scots to back assisted suicide bill Nov 08 2009

More than two-thirds of people would back a change in the law to allow assisted suicide, polling evidence showed.Read

Fergie urges voters to back Labour Nov 08 2009

Sir Alex Ferguson has urged voters to back Labour in this week's Glasgow North East by election.Read

Scotland pays respects to war dead Nov 08 2009

Parades and services will be held across Scotland to remember those who died during conflicts.Read

Lochhead: Warming threat to country Nov 08 2009

Global warming could change the "very fabric" of Scotland, environment secretary Richard Lochhead has warned.Read

Labour slams SNP over council cuts Nov 08 2009

Labour has accused the Scottish Government of "ripping off" councils over workforce levels.Read

SNP appeal over nuclear weapons Nov 08 2009

The SNP has stepped up the pressure on Westminster to dump the UK's arsenal of nuclear weapons.Read

Warning over independence poll Nov 08 2009

The Scottish Government has warned opposition parties against "standing in the way" of a referendum on independence.Read

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