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Scotland to be batted by rain for two more days with warnings of flooding and transport chaos

06.12.2020 - 15:47

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battered by rain for the next two days with forecasters warning of flooding. The Met Office has warned of heavy downpours across the east of the country on Monday and Tuesday with transport likely to be disrupted and 'localised flooding' in areas.

On Monday the rain is predicted to start at around 6pm and continue to 9pm on Tuesday. Areas from Dundee to the Highlands are likely to be affected.Eastern areas of the borders will also be hit by the downpours, the Met Office has said.There are no flood alerts across the country issued by the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA).Heavy rain has already been falling in Scotland and causing chaos across the country following a cold spell which brought snow and ice to some areas.Yesterday.

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12.12.2020 / 15:21

Scots set to freeze in 'polar ice bomb' as white Christmas forecast across the country

Christmas across much of the country Low Arctic pressure is bringing a flurry of wintry showers and freezing temperatures as Scotland nears the 25th December. The Mirror has reported that much of Scotland will experience freezing temperatures that could lead to snow over the whole of the holidays.

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12.12.2020 / 14:19

Steven Gerrard in Rangers promise to fringe stars as he expects feisty Dundee United reunion

Rangers fringe stars they could return to the sidelines at Tannadice but promised they'll play a vital role in weeks to come. The Ibrox boss watched on as a much-changed side delivered a highly impressive 2-0 win over Lech Poznan on Thursday.Victory sent the Premiership leaders into Monday's Europa League last 32 draw as group winners.

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12.12.2020 / 14:02

Scots care home outbreak sees 'loss of life' as 48 test positive for Covid-19

Covid-19 as 48 people in total tested positive for the deadly bug. NHS chiefs confirmed the outbreak at Lomond Court in the Woodside area on Glenrothes, Fife on Friday December 11.

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12.12.2020 / 14:02

Celtic fans warned by cops to stay away from planned protest at Parkhead

police chief has warned Celtic fans to stay away from the stadium ahead of a planned protest on Sunday. Superintendent Stevie Dolan called on supporters to air their grievances online rather than turning up at Parkhead to show their anger over a spate of poor results under Hoops boss Neil Lennon.

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12.12.2020 / 13:27

Fire crews race to blaze at Scots wedding venue as probe launched

blaze at a Scottish wedding and party venue. The popular Park Cafe, at Aberdeen 's Hazlehead Park, went up in flames at around 9pm on Friday December 11.

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12.12.2020 / 13:27

'She's watching over them' Parents of Scots crash tragedy toddler Robyn Knox welcome twin sons

Robyn Knox have welcomed adorable twin sons just four months after their beloved daughter was killed in a Fife car crash. Danielle Falconer, 26, and Barry Knox welcomed their wee bundles of joy on December 4 and paid tribute to little Robyn by giving the boys names beginning with the initial R The couple, of Cardenden, Fife, revealed the news on social media and unveiled the boys’ names - Robin-Junior and River - so they would have the same initials as their big sister.

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12.12.2020 / 13:27

Scots gangsters ordered to pay back more than £5.5million made from crime in just one year

crime in just one year.Prosecutors used confiscation orders to grab assets and dirty money in more than 200 cases across the country – seizing almost £500,000 more than the year before.The biggest payback orders were handed to two members of what was described as Scotland’s “most sophisticated” criminal gang.Gangland figures Anthony Woods, 45, and Francis Mulligan, 43, who were jailed at the High Court in Glasgow in January 2018 after admitting multiple charges linked to serious organised crime, were told in June last year to pay back more than £1.6million.Human traffickers who sold vulnerable men into slavery were also ordered to pay out big sums.In February this year, orders totalling more than £100,000 were slapped on Robert McPhee, 67,

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12.12.2020 / 13:19

Greater Manchester to receive more fast result tests to tackle spread of coronavirus

direct to your inboxTier 3 areas such as Greater Manchester will get more community testing programmes to try and reduce the spread of coronavirus, the government has said.Our region will be one of the areas to receive more than 1.6 million rapid turnaround lateral flow tests, Health Secretary Matt Hancock has said.He says it is hoped that these quick turnaround tests will allow areas in tier three to relax lockdown restrictions.But concerns have been raised over the accuracy of such tests.It comes as Greater Manchester leaders call for the region to be moved into tier two.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereThe

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12.12.2020 / 12:38

Transfer news LIVE as Celtic and Rangers plus Aberdeen, Hearts and Hibs target signings

Rangers are in for Colombian teenager Juan Alegria - but a move for the striker dubbed the new Alfredo Morelos may have to wait. The Ibrox dismissed claims he's targeting a loan bid to bring Billy Gilmour back from Chelsea.But he is dead set on ensuring the club agree a new deal with Glen Kamara to fend off any potential suitors in the New Year.

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12.12.2020 / 11:55

Besotted Oldham great-grandparents die of Covid-19 two weeks apart... days after celebrating 52 years of marriage

direct to your inboxA devoted couple who had been married for more than half a century tragically died of coronavirus just 14 days apart.David, 76, and Maria Emmott, 74, celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary together on September 28 with a trip down to their local pub for a quiet drink.But sadly, just a few weeks later on October 18, David, a great-granddad and retired toolmaker, lost his life to COVID-19 after spending three days in intensive care.David had tested positive for coronavirus after his doctors discovered he had a high temperature during a chest clinic for his COPD, nine days before his passing.His family said he had the flu jab a week earlier and showed no obvious symptoms.But after two weeks in self-isolation, on October

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12.12.2020 / 11:43

Liquidator of Oldco Rangers launch £29m court case against administrators over refusal to sell Ibrox

Rangers has launched a £29million court case against administrators Duff & Phelps over their refusal to sell Ibrox stadium.BDO says the stadium – and the club’s training complex, corporate brand and players – should have been cashed in and the money put towards the multi-million pound mountain of debt.The case is to be heard in Scotland’s highest civil court in May next year and will point back to February 14, 2012, when Duff & Phelps were appointed administrators of the club after it fell into financial ruin during the ownership of Craig Whyte.Glasgow-based BDO – which was appointed liquidator of the football club’s old company in October 2012 – will claim Duff & Phelps failed in their responsibility as administrators by not selling

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12.12.2020 / 07:59