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Scottish News for 18 March 2012

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Player's father collapses at final Mar 18 2012

A footballer's father suffered a heart attack after watching his son's cup-winning performance over Scottish league leaders Celtic.Read

'£1bn of fish will go to waste' Mar 18 2012

An estimated £1 billion-worth of fish could be wastefully thrown back dead into the sea by the combined European fleet in the next decade unless major changes are agreed, the Scottish Fisheries Secretary has warned.Read

Police appeal after body discovered Mar 18 2012

A 48-year-old man has been found dead in his home, police said.Read

Referendum 'calls for isles debate' Mar 18 2012

An MSP has said he wants to ensure a proper debate is conducted about the future of the Northern Isles in light of the upcoming referendum on independence.Read

Dell: independence irrelevant to us Mar 18 2012

The president of computing company Dell has reportedly said the outcome of the independence referendum will not affect the organisation's commitment to Scotland.Read

Panda birth could be live online Mar 18 2012

Edinburgh Zoo is considering streaming the birth of its first baby panda live on the internet.Read

Man arrested after series of fires Mar 18 2012

A man has been arrested following a spate of suspicious fires over a five-month period.Read

5,000 referendum responses received Mar 18 2012

More than 5,000 people have responded to the Scottish Government's consultation on the forthcoming referendum on independence, the Cabinet Secretary for Government Strategy has said.Read

Davidson to head union campaign Mar 18 2012

Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson is to head a campaign to fight to save the Union.Read

Councils' £9m for youth employment Mar 18 2012

Six local authorities that have "particular challenges" with youth unemployment will share £9 million to create work opportunities, it has been announced.Read

Call for food adverts watershed Mar 18 2012

Adverts for food which is high in fat, sugar and salt should not be broadcast before the 9pm watershed, according to the public health minister for Scotland.Read

Bribery change for contract rules Mar 18 2012

Companies linked to anyone convicted of bribery or serious organised crime will be barred from bidding for public-sector contracts under new rules.Read

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