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Scottish News for 10 March 2010

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Trams could face two-year delay Mar 10 2010

A tram project for Edinburgh may not be finished for another two years, it has emerged.Read

Labour MP faces vote on future Mar 10 2010

A Labour MP is facing deselection after the party's executive agreed to allow a vote on her future.Read

Teacher struck off for taking money Mar 10 2010

A head teacher found to have embezzled around £3,000 from his school has been struck off after a panel deemed his conduct "reprehensible and disgraceful".Read

Police officer attacks up by 600 Mar 10 2010

Assaults on police officers have jumped by more than 600 in a year, official figures showed today.Read

Body found in missing woman probe Mar 10 2010

Police searching for a woman who vanished on a night out have found a body in undergrowth.Read

Carbon emissions plan outlined Mar 10 2010

Ministers have set out their vision for Scotland to lead the world in using new technology to reduce carbon emissions.Read

Van appeal in store shooting probe Mar 10 2010

Detectives investigating a gangland execution in a supermarket car park have said they were keen to trace a van driver who may have important clues.Read

Russell admits class size problems Mar 10 2010

Cutting class sizes for younger pupils has been "more difficult" to implement than expected, Education Secretary Mike Russell said.Read

Census income question may be axed Mar 10 2010

An SNP minister has signalled a re-think over plans to ask "intrusive" census questions on how much people earn.Read

Woman angered by NHS records error Mar 10 2010

A woman whose medical records were transferred to another surgery without her knowledge has spoken of her anger over the mistake.Read

2014 logo similar to earlier design Mar 10 2010

The new logo for the 2014 Commonwealth Games resembles a design produced for an arts organisation several years ago, it has emerged.Read

Minimum pricing 'will cost jobs' Mar 10 2010

Plans to introduce minimum pricing for alcohol could result in the closure of a whisky bottling plant and the loss of hundreds of jobs, a drinks manufacturer has warned.Read