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10 Oct 2014:
Letters: No alternatives yet exist at scale. To pretend otherwise is intellectually dishonest
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8 Oct 2014: University court votes to divest £18m from fossil fuel industry in what campaigners call ‘dramatic beachhead’
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7 Oct 2014:
Leading architect best known for St Peter's Seminary at Cardross, regarded as the finest modernist building in Scotland
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6 Oct 2014: Arguments over wording of documents on floods rage for over an hour before Vince Cable presses the self-destruct button
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6 Oct 2014:
Nick Clegg pledges to build 'tens of thousands of new houses, built in a sustainable way' as part of the issue of garden cities
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6 Oct 2014:
At party conference in Glasgow, Cable mocks Conservatives as 'Ukip without the beer', Labour as 'French socialism without the sex'
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26 Sep 2014: Plane operated by Polish airline LOT was en route from Chicago to Warsaw when captain requested landing
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21 Sep 2014: After the referendum: Glasgow and Edinburgh voted differently but the mood now is to get back to normal life
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20 Sep 2014:
Six arrests as young men shout loyalist slogans and racist abuse and appear to make Nazi salutes, as well as chanting Rule Britannia
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20 Sep 2014:
Unionists and nationalists clash in Glasgow on Friday night after Scotland's historic vote to remain in the UK
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19 Sep 2014: The pro-independence campaign's defeat sparks constitutional bidding war between David Cameron and Ed Miliband
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19 Sep 2014:
Prime minister David Cameron says he is delighted that Scotland voted to remain part of the United Kingdom
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19 Sep 2014:
Alex Salmond concedes defeat in the independence referendum after Scotland votes to remain part of the United Kingdom by 55% to 45%.
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19 Sep 2014:
Scotland's deputy first minister Nicola Sturgeon says the independence referendum, regardless of the result, shows 'Scotland has changed forever'
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18 Sep 2014:
From the very old to the very young, voters make the most important and far-reaching political decision of their lifetimes
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