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RETIRE EARLY DEAL FOR CITY TEACHERS
Oct 23, 2009; ... TEACHERS in Glasgow are being offered early retirement under ascheme which could free up jobs for newlyqualified staff. Around 1500 staff from both the primary and secondary sectors whoare aged 55 or over are eligible for the scheme, which has beendrawn up by Glasgow City Council ...
Marry for cash scam
Oct 23, 2009 ... CRIMINALS are paying Polish women in Glasgow thousands of poundsto marry asylum seekers eager to stay in Scotland Sham marriages invol ving men from Algeria, ...
European ruling won't halt drink pricing plan
Oct 23, 2009 ... HEALTH Secretary Nicola Sturgeon has dismissed claims thatminimum pricing for alcohol is illegal despite a European Courtruling against a similar policy for tobacco sales. Ms Sturgeon came under pressure to drop her flagship policy afterjudges at the European Court yesterday ruled ...
We've enjoyed a lotto, lotto luck
Oct 23, 2009 ... SCOTTISH Lottery winners gathered at Hampden to celebrate 15years since the launch of the millionairemaking game. Four hundred and thirty six lucky Scots have hit the jackpotsince 1994, with some 190 of these having become millionaires ormultimillionaires. Wendy Brown, 39, a ...
Swine flu claims four Scots victims in 24hrs Country's total soars to 21 after latest deaths
Oct 23, 2009; ... FOUR people with swine flu have died in Scotland in a 24-hourperiod. Three of the victims, a 16-year-old boy, a 55-yearold woman and a77-yearold man, are from Glasgow. A 47-year-old woman, from Fife, has also died and all four hadunderlying health problems. At the ...