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Dr Andrew Patrizio, Director of Research Development at Edinburgh College of Art, gives a talk this painting currently on show in memoriam to the Edinburgh-born artist who died in December 2009.

A Labour MP caught up in a reselection dispute is fighting claims from local party members she is not up to the job.

Would Swedish school system work in Scotland?

Police name a motorcyclist who was killed in a road crash almost a mile from his home in an Aberdeenshire village.

Rangers and Dundee United share six goals in an eventful Scottish Cup quarter-final.

Would you like to quiz the SNP Commons leader?

The first stage of a planning process to build a coal plant with carbon capture technology in Ayrshire is to get under way.

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The stories making the headlines in Scotland's newspapers.

A London-based photographer is spending two months documenting Scottish hydro electric schemes.

Proposals for mandatory jail terms for knife carriers could cost more than £80m a year in Scotland, figures suggest.

Andy Robinson hails Scotland's 15-15 draw with England as progress but is frustrated to see his side waste good opportunities to win.

The RMT says there is "rock solid" support for a strike by rail staff, while the train operator claims most services were unaffected.

England retain the Calcutta Cup as they fight out a nerve-shredding draw with Scotland, who now look certain to end with the Six Nations wooden spoon.

A man and a woman have died in a fire in a caravan park in Dunbartonshire, Strathclyde Police say.

About 1,000 people have joined an anti-nuclear protest in Edinburgh calling for the scrapping of Trident.

Two men are arrested after drugs with an estimated street value of £120,000 were seized by police in South Lanarkshire.

Hundreds of people join a rally in memory of three asylum seekers who apparently jumped to their deaths from flats in Glasgow.

The funeral of a "wonderful" teenager who was one of two people killed in a road crash is held in Macduff.

Police say a 22-year-old man has been arrested in connection with two armed robberies at a Shell petrol station in Jedburgh.

The series of Harry Potter films are reported to have helped to bring in up to £4m to the economy of the Highlands.

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Business: Cadbury likely to back Kraft bid - Kraft Foods is expected to raise its offer for Cadbury to a level that is accepted, BBC business editor Robert Peston learns. [News in Britain]

Front Page News: All-you-can-drink offers face ban - All-you-can-drink pub offers could be banned and ID checks made compulsory under a planned code for England and Wales. [News in Britain]

Front Page News: Child drug errors 'too frequent' - Mistakes are being made in a high number of drug treatments given to children in hospital, warn UK researchers. [News in Britain]

News: Britons give £23m to Haiti appeal - Britons donate £23m to the Haiti quake appeal, but concerns about the safety of some British nationals in the country remain. [News in Britain]

Front Page News: Haiti quake toll 'may be 200,000' - A US general sounds a grim warning on the death toll from Haiti's quake, as many survivors' desperate wait for aid goes on. [News in Britain]

Business News: Dubai bail-out less than thought - Dubai reveals that half of its $10bn bail-out from Abu Dhabi was actually from a previous deal. [No Justice]

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Front Page News: Poor white pupils extra cash call - More funding should be targeted at white working class pupils to tackle underachievement, says a teachers' union. [No Justice]

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Front Page News: Haiti quake aid effort hampered - Bottlenecks and damage hold up aid efforts in Haiti after an earthquake thought to have killed tens of thousands. [News in Britain]

Business: Japan Airlines shares plunge 45% - Japan Airlines shares drop to a new low as investors believe it is headed for bankruptcy - despite an improved offer from American Airlines. [News in Britain]

Front Page News: 'Hundreds dead' after Haiti quake - Hundreds of people are feared dead after a powerful earthquake rocks Haiti, causing massive damage across the country. [News in Britain]

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Adam Johnson's injury-time equaliser salvages a vital point for Manchester City in their bid to finish fourth in the Premier League.

Two French hostages seized in the Central African Republic in November have been freed, the French foreign minister says.

Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki's bloc strengthens its lead over its main rivals with partial election results now in from all 18 provinces.

The Catholic primate of all-Ireland says he did not assist in covering up investigations into sexual abuse in the 1970s.

A Labour MP caught up in a reselection dispute is fighting claims from local party members she is not up to the job.

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A statue dedicated to a teenager killed in a car crash is stolen from the grounds of her school in Essex.

Three prison officers are stabbed with a broken bottle by an inmate at Durham's high-security Frankland jail.

A top Obama adviser criticises Israel over settlement homes in East Jerusalem, thwarting Israeli hopes of ending the row.

Wayne Rooney scores twice and Dimitar Berbatov adds a third as Manchester United beat Fulham to move two points clear at the top of the Premier League.

Transport Secretary Lord Adonis attacks the planned strike by British Airways cabin crew staff, calling it "totally unjustified".

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg says a vote for his party is "a bold commitment to hope and opportunity".

Tough questions as undecided voters quiz the PM

Thousands of motorcyclists starts a ride to Wootton Bassett to honour the people of the Wiltshire town - and the soldiers killed in Afghanistan.

Jenny Meadows wins 800m silver and the men's 4x400m team take bronze making it four British medals at the World Indoor Championships.

Market abuse in the UK's financial services sector is "unacceptably high", says the head of the City watchdog.

Fernando Alonso claims victory for Ferrari at the first race of the Formula 1 season in Bahrain, while Lewis Hamilton is third.

Northern Ireland's chief constable compares dissident republican terrorists to criminal street gangs he encountered in London.

Proposals for a fully elected House of Lords will be set out shortly by the government, the transport secretary tells the BBC.

Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters march in Bangkok to press the government to call new elections.

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The prime minister attends a service to rededicate the Basra Memorial Wall following its relocation to Staffordshire.

Musician Pete Doherty is banned from driving after admitting allowing his manager to use his car without insurance.

Global Markets Overview: Equities mark time as inflation data from China reawaken fears over monetary tightening

A judge tells a man he must serve at least 18 years for stabbing his friend in the heart in a street fight.

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych secures a coalition in parliament and one of his loyalists is confirmed as PM.

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych secures a coalition in parliament and one of his loyalists is confirmed as PM.

After the recent news of funding cuts at NASA and the abandonment of the proposed American return to the Moon in 2020, US President Barack Obama is set to announce heavy investment in technological developments which may open up more effective travel to other bodies in the Solar System.

At a conference to be held in Florida next month, Obama will announce investment of around 6 billion dollars to transition space transport development to commercial bodies, while earmarking further funds for the development of new technologies.

Whilst the announcements may well be seen as a political tool, given the heavy investment in the Florida region that comes from NASA and space-related activities, it is a clear indication that the current White House is more supportive of NASA and human exploration of space than the previous funding cuts had indicated.

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Greek public and transport services grind to a halt and clashes break out during a third strike over austerity measures.

A report into parents who cheat to get their child into a school calls for whistleblowing hotlines to be set up.

Mexican Carlos Slim overtakes Bill Gates as the world's richest man, according to the Forbes "rich list", with a fortune of $53.5bn.

Mexican Carlos Slim overtakes Bill Gates as the world's richest man, according to the Forbes "rich list", with a fortune of $53.5bn.

Mexican Carlos Slim overtakes Bill Gates as the world's richest man, according to the Forbes "rich list", with a fortune of $53.5bn.

Real Madrid coach Manuel Pellegrini receives support from the club's director general following the Spanish giants' Champions League exit.

The Tyrone Crystal factory near Dungannon is to close with the loss of 31 jobs, after 40 years in existence.

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The Catholic primate of Ireland says he did not assist in covering up investigations into sexual abuse in the 1970s.

The Catholic primate of Ireland says he did not assist in covering up investigations into sexual abuse in the 1970s.

Four people including a pregnant woman are rescued from a burning block of flats in Wellington, Somerset.

A man from Cumbria is found dead at a ski resort in Andorra after getting lost in freezing temperatures, the Foreign Office confirms.

A Labour MP caught up in a reselection dispute is fighting claims from local party members she is not up to the job.

A Labour MP caught up in a reselection dispute is fighting claims from local party members she is not up to the job.

Bikers roar their appreciation of Wootton Bassett

Bikers roar their appreciation of Wootton Bassett

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A suspected member of the Basque separatist group Eta is arrested in London, the Metropolitan Police say.

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