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Scots firms ready to grab opportunities at Mobile World Congress
Four digital media firms from Tayside and Fife will be thrust into the limelight next week at the world's largest trade event for mobile and wireless technology. (...)
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Fife pensioner Jimmy Ewan buried in pauper's grave in Portugal after being lost at sea
A Burntisland pensioner who went missing from a cruise ship five years ago has been laid to rest in an unmarked grave in Portugal. (...)
Former St Andrews man jailed for killing in Barcelona
A former St Andrews man has been jailed by a Spanish court for 10 years for killing a fellow Scot. (...)
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Jim McLean — Jousting with giants
With Dundee University preparing to give former Dundee United manager an honorary degree, sports reporter Ian Roache pays tribute to a legend of Scottish football. (...)
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Anstruther's George Murray: Wentworth or bust
George Murray wasn't guaranteed a place in his first BMW PGA Championship until the 11th hour, but the European Tour rookie from Fife was on his way south even before he got the confirmation. (...)
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Barcelona FC delight for young Fife footballers
Star-struck youngsters from a Fife football camp swaggered back to school this week after being asked to train alongside some of the world's best footballers at the Nou Camp complex in Barcelona. (...)
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Ambitious goal to establish football centre at Cupar
Football clubs from around the world, including David Beckham's LA Galaxy, could be attracted to Cupar by the creation of a new training centre. (...)
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Jonny O'Mara to leave Arbroath in emulating Andy Murray
Arbroath tennis prodigy Jonny O'Mara looks set to continue following the footsteps of his hero Andy Murray by joining a top European training academy. (...)
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£900,000 poker win 'a bit overwhelming'
An Aberdour man who won £900,000 at the Pokerstars European Poker Tour Main Event in London said on Wednesday night it had "not sunk in yet." (...)
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Kinross's Child has far to go at Commonwealth Games
There will be one Child of Kinross going for gold with Scotland at the Commonwealth Games, but it could quite easily have been two Children. (...)
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Fearless Annalu drops everything for abseil challenge
A disabled Dundee University academic scaled new heights for charity at the weekend when she abseiled off a 150-foot crane. (...)
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Dundee United's anticipation building ahead of UEFA Europa League draw
Today is a special day in the recent history of Dundee United, as the Tangerines discover just where their European adventure is going to lead them. (...)
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Methil Power Station sports centre hope
New Bayview could become Methil's Camp Nou if ambitious plans to create a community sports centre near the football ground get the go-ahead. (...)
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Disabled Dundee doctor to tackle Titan
A Dundee University academic who requires a walking aid to move about her house and a motorised scooter for everything else is about to throw herself off a 150-foot crane, writes Marjory Inglis, health correspondent. (...)
Dinner benefits Tayside cancer charity
A family touched by leukaemia has raised £5000 for Tayside Children with Cancer and Leukaemia with a charity dinner. (...)
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Injuries dog Raith cup preparations
Raith Rovers are facing an injury crisis ahead of their Active Nation Scottish Cup semi-final against Dundee United on Sunday. (...)
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It's in your hands — Bowman tells United
Dundee United Hall of Famer Dave Bowman is backing the class of 2010 to achieve something a number of his fellow legends from the club's golden era failed to do — win the Scottish Cup. (...)
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