Category:Scotland

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• [×] 2010 Papal UK tour‎ (5 articles)

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• [×] Aberdeen‎ (13 articles)
• [×] Alex Salmond‎ (19 articles)

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• [+] Edinburgh‎ (46 articles; 3 subcategories)
• [×] Encyclopaedia Britannica‎ (5 articles)

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• [+] Glasgow‎ (30 articles; 1 subcategory)

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• [×] Iain Macdonald (Wikinewsie)‎ (691 articles)

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• [×] Lockerbie bombing‎ (11 articles)
• [+] Lothian and Borders‎ (20 articles; 1 subcategory)

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• [+] Outer Hebrides‎ (12 articles; 1 subcategory)

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• [+] Scottish National Party‎ (17 articles; 1 subcategory)
• [×] Susan Boyle‎ (4 articles)

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• [×] Tommy Sheridan‎ (5 articles)

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• "Island Man" spends a night on 162 Scottish islands

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• 'Astonishing' figures show 800 Scottish NHS staff earning over £140,000
• 'Bang bang': UK mercenary charged with murdering colleagues gives evidence in Iraq
• 'There's been another murder': UK's Wright Stuff presenter apologises for teen murder comments

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• 20 years on: Lockerbie victims' group head talks to Wikinews
• 2007 Cricket World Cup: Australia vs Scotland
• 2007 Cricket World Cup: Scotland vs Netherlands
• 2007 Cricket World Cup: South Africa vs Scotland
• 2007 Rugby World Cup: Argentina 19 - 13 Scotland
• 2007 Rugby World Cup: Scotland 42 - 0 Romania
• 2007 Rugby World Cup: Scotland and Fiji qualify for quarter finals
• 2007 Rugby World Cup: South Africa, Australia and New Zealand qualify
• 2007 Rugby World Cup: South Africa, Wales, Scotland and Ireland win
• 2007 Twenty20 World Championship: India vs Scotland
• 2007 Twenty20 World Championship: Pakistan vs Scotland
• 2007/08 UEFA Cup: Fiorentina vs. Rangers F.C.

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• 40th H1N1 swine flu death recorded in Scotland

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• A portrait of Scotland: Gallery reopens after £17.6 million renovation
• Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi moves to drop Lockerbie bombing appeal
• Aircraft makes emergency landing at Edinburgh Airport
• Anti-ACTA activists protest across Europe
• Argentina defeats Scotland 21-15 in rugby test match
• Arrest made over murder of UK gemstone expert in Kenya
• Ash from Iceland volcano could affect UK flights
• Attention drawn to high suicide rates in Scotland, Russia, Australia

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• Bomb scare closes main Edinburgh thoroughfare
• Brechin thrown out of Scottish Cup after dispute
• British comedian Eddie Izzard completes 43 marathons in 51 days
• British gemstone expert killed by mob in Voi, Kenya
• British House of Commons' Speaker addresses Parliament ahead of vote of no confidence
• British MP David Cairns dies aged 44
• British PM condemns walkouts
• British singer Susan Boyle admitted to hospital
• British singer Susan Boyle released from clinic

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• Cameron, Salmond sign deal for referendum on Scottish independence
• Candidates begin campaigning for Glasgow East by-election
• Car driven into Glasgow International Airport
• Celtic defeat Aberdeen 9-0
• Champions League round of sixteen—first leg results
• Couple with 99 grandchildren possibly record holders
• Cricket: Scotland v Pakistan abandoned due to rain
• Crossing guard killed by truck in Glasgow, Scotland

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• Dead body left in UK hospital alongside living patients for seven hours
• Dida and Milan face UEFA charges over Celtic fan incident
• Donald Trump plans £300m "golfing paradise" for rural Scotland

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• Edinburgh Airport runway damage causes delays
• Edinburgh Building Services wins national award
• Edinburgh Fringe festival begins
• Eight injured after train derails in Argyll, Scotland
• Elderly man in Scotland dies after contracting H1N1 swine flu virus
• Eleven children injured in Scottish school shooting; two teenagers detained
• Elizabeth II annuls Fred Goodwin knighthood
• Emma's Imagination declared winner of UK's 'Must Be The Music'
• Encyclopaedia Britannica to stop publishing after 244 years
• English Football: Manchester United News for August 6, 2008
• English jury returns mix of verdicts in policeman's serial rape trial
• English policeman accused of being serial rapist
• English town wants to move to Scotland
• Euro 2008 Qualification: Georgia vs. Scotland
• Euro 2008 Qualification: Scotland vs. Ukraine
• European Commission clears British Airways owner IAG to buy bmi from Lufthansa
• European football: Tottenham defeats Celtic 2 - 0

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• Firefighter killed while tackling pub blaze in Edinburgh, Scotland
• First Chinese tourists arrive in the UK
• Football: Falkirk relegated from Scottish Premier League
• Former rugby union commentator Bill McLaren dies at age 86
• Former world darts champion Jocky Wilson dies at age 62

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• Further arrests following terror attacks in London and Glasgow

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• Glasgow International Airport reopened; arrests made and houses searched
• Glasgow, Scotland shooting leaves two hospitalised
• Great Britain's most dangerous road announced

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• Heavy snow fall disrupts UK transportation and communications
• Helicopter ditches in the North Sea; all 18 on board rescued
• Historic Scottish island castle wins the lottery

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• Inquiry blames surgical failures for Scottish patient deaths
• International Board fixes soccer field size, halts technology experiments

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• Leaked emails show UK RAF were aware of Nimrod problems prior to fatal crash
• Liberal Democrats defeated in UK elections after alternative vote and councils rejected; Salmond wins historic first majority vote
• List of stupidest laws in Britain revealed
• Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi released on compassionate grounds
• Lockerbie bombing appeal dropped
• Lockerbie convict Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi buried after dying at Libyan home
• Lockerbie convict's family among protesters for justice in Edinburgh
• London Olympics organizers apologize after North Korea flag gaffe

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• Man charged following bomb threats which closed 14 Tesco supermarkets in UK
• Man dies after being hit by train in Moray, Scotland
• Man dies after being shot outside his house in Lanarkshire, Scotland; murder investigation launched
• Man found dead after car crash in Shetland
• Mass industrial walkouts in UK
• Memorial unveiled to mark 50th anniversary of deaths of 47 miners in Lanarkshire, Scotland
• "Metric tonne" of date rape drug was bound for US
• MI5 terror threat warning level raised to 'critical'
• Much of UK placed on flood alert by Met Office

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• National Express awarded contract to operate services on major UK rail route
• National Express take over operation of major UK rail route from GNER
• National Museum of Scotland reopens after three-year redevelopment
• New roadmap unveiled for Northern Ireland devolution
• News of the World Scotland editor charged with perjury, hacking
• Nuclear sites close as more UK workers walkout
• Nuclear weapons protest at Faslane leads to 47 arrests

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• Officer dies in Glasgow police station shooting incident
• Orkney, Scotland crash kills two
• Outer Hebrides collision kills postman
• Over 400 attend Scottish singer-songwriter Gerry Rafferty's funeral

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• Party supporting Scottish independence from UK wins elections
• Poll embarassment for Blair
• Pope Benedict XVI announces visit to United Kingdom
• Pope Benedict XVI confirms visit to Scotland as part of his UK tour
• Pope Benedict XVI departs from UK
• Pope Benedict XVI heads to the UK amid protests
• Prince William marries Kate Middleton—live updates

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• Raids take place as enquiry into failed UK bombings continues
• Report says UK teachers 'boosted GCSE marks'
• Reports: Bomb threats close 14 supermarkets in UK
• Researchers identify genetic link to peanut allergies
• Robin Cook dead after collapsing
• Rosslyn Chapel music score 'decoded'
• Row ensues as CalMac starts Sunday ferry crossing service to Lewis and Harris
• Royal Bank of Scotland shares plummet
• Rugby union: Wales, France, England win in second week of 2008 Six Nations
• Rugby: France wins Six Nations

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• Wikinews:Sandbox with CSS
• School in Edinburgh, Scotland sealed off; put on radioactive alert
• Template:Scotland
• Scotland defeats England 15-9 to win Calcutta Cup
• Scotland denies bail to terminally ill man convicted of Lockerbie bombing
• Scotland go down to South Africa in rugby
• Scotland loses to India in one-day international cricket match
• Scotland predicted to have worst recession since 1980, but not as bad as rest of UK
• Scotland sets date for referendum
• Scotland suffers severe flooding following downpour
• Scotland wins Gold, Silver in 400m IM
• Scotland's Dario Franchitti wins Indianapolis 500
• Scotland's First Minister does comedy sketch for charity

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• Scotland's Grangemouth oil refinery catches fire
• Scotland's oldest detainee facing attempted murder charges
• Template:Scotland2
• Scotland: Northern Constabulary launch murder investigation over teen death
• Scotland: Three murdered schoolboy for "being white"
• Scots report crime using Facebook
• Scottish airspace to be closed over volcanic ash concerns
• Scottish annual drug deaths coming down from record levels
• Scottish archaeology student discovers 5,000 year old chewing gum in Finland
• Scottish based game-developer Realtime Worlds enters administration
• Scottish budget rejected
• Scottish Cardinal Keith O'Brien resigns amid sex abuse allegations
• Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission to review Pan Am Flight 103 conviction
• Scottish FA apologise after fans boo Liechtenstein national anthem
• Scottish first minister calls for united front in visit to Northern Ireland
• Scottish football team Hibernian appoint new manager
• Scottish footballer Phil O'Donnell collapses during game and dies
• Scottish judge criticises medical care of murdered baby
• Scottish judge sentences Jack Frew murderer to life imprisonment
• Scottish lawyer denies death of Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi
• Scottish man to be freed from death row in Ohio, US
• Scottish Midlothian car crash kills three
• Scottish nurse loses appeal in murders of four patients in England
• Scottish poet Edwin Morgan dies at age 90
• Scottish police arrest man over child sexual assault in Clydebank supermarket
• Scottish police arrest two over Glasgow apartment death
• Scottish police charge two over Liam Aitchison murder
• Scottish police force apologises for double-murder by sex offender
• Scottish politician going to jail after perjury conviction
• Scottish politician to face perjury trial
• Scottish Premier League 2007–08: Rangers vs. Celtic
• Scottish Premier League: Celtic thump Hearts 5-0
• Scottish Premier League: Kilmarnock defeat Hibernian 2 - 1
• Scottish prosecutors keeping quiet about Lanarkshire surgical deaths
• Scottish Radio Holdings set to buy Highland Radio for €7m
• Scottish singer Jai McDowall wins fifth Britain's Got Talent series
• Scottish Socialist Party to split as Sheridan launches new party
• Scottish university to introduce comic studies degree
• Scottish woman on 'Britain's Got Talent' becomes YouTube sensation
• Severe weather warnings issued for much of UK
• Sex scandal rocks Scottish politics
• Sheep sells for £231,000 at auction
• Shell reports oil leak at North Sea platform
• Sixteen people feared dead after helicopter crash in North Sea
• SNP wins Glasgow East by-election in Scotland
• South Africa defeat Scotland in second rugby test
• Spanish trawler missing, three die in UK as storms hit northern Europe
• Stolen Leonardo da Vinci painting recovered by police
• Storms hit UK, five dead
• Study shows that aspirin might do more harm than good
• Study suggests 'sleeping sickness' parasite mutated to evade immune system defences
• Study: Birds learn nest building
• Swan in Fife, Scotland dies with H5N1 bird flu virus infection
• Swine flu claims first UK victim
• Swine flu: recent developments worldwide

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• Tartan Day festivities April 6 in New York
• Teenager arrested over Dingwall, Scotland hostel fire
• Tennis: Andy Murray wins Montreal Masters 2009
• Tennis: Nadal beats Murray in Wimbledon quarter final
• Tens of thousands protest in London before Copenhagen climate change summit
• Thousands attend anti-war protests in London and Glasgow
• Thousands take to streets protesting 'ratbag's Bedroom Tax
• Three children die in Edinburgh house fire
• Three UK towns to be made cities following nationwide competition
• Tornado jet crashes in Scotland
• Torrential downpours cause significant flooding in northeastern Scotland