Scottish News for 6 September 2008

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One dead, three hurt in crash Sep 06 2008

One man died and three other people were injured in a two-vehicle crash, police said.Read

Royals enjoy Highland Games Sep 06 2008

The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Prince of Wales have been enjoying the Highland Games.Read

Fans locked out of Cup qualifier Sep 06 2008

Scottish football fans were unable to see their country play Macedonia in the World Cup qualifier after they were locked out of the stadium, it has been reported.Read

Petition over alcohol-buying age Sep 06 2008

More than 10,000 people have signed a petition in protest against Scottish Government plans to raise the age for buying alcohol in shops and off-sales, campaigners said.Read

Drivers questioned over missing man Sep 06 2008

Police stopped scores of drivers as they continued their efforts to trace a missing man.Read

Brown 'out of touch' says Salmond Sep 06 2008

First Minister Alex Salmond accused Gordon Brown of being "out of touch" with ordinary Scots.Read

Exiles statue unveiled in Canada Sep 06 2008

A statue commemorating the achievements of Highlanders cleared from their land will be unveiled in Canada today.Read

Queen attends Highland Games Sep 06 2008

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are expected to attend a world-famous Highland Games on Saturday.Read

Meningitis survivor launches clinic Sep 06 2008

A meningitis survivor who lost her hands and feet to the disease is to set up a prosthetics clinic in Africa, it was announced.Read

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