Tony Blair is expected to face Commons questions later over whether there will be an Iraq war inquiry. |
Senior police officers warn that new legislation to tackle kerb crawling will be "virtually ineffective". |
A pledge is given to reveal the costs of hiring a social work troubleshooter in Dumfries and Galloway. |
A planning application has been lodged to build houses on the site of a former Hawick mill. |
Police seize a "large number" of eggs from youths as part of a throwing clampdown in Aberdeen. |
A man dies after a lorry and car are involved in a crash on a snow-covered Aberdeenshire road. |
A council is looking at its budget for next year amid discussions on aid to cover the cost of flood damage. |
A man who admitted fraud related to his fundraising company pays back some of the proceeds of his crime. |
The firm behind the iPod lodges plans to open its first Scottish store. |
Celtic boss Gordon Strachan urges his players to produce a good show against Benfica in front of the Lisbon Lions. |
About 50 firefighters attend an overnight blaze at a factory in Bathgate. |
An SNP MP is "delighted" to secure the support of 273 MPs in the bid to win an inquiry into the Iraq War. |
An underwater search will be launched for a fishing boat which went missing with four crew in the North Sea. |
Scotland's chief inspector of prisons voices his frustration at continued overcrowding in jails. |
Glentoran striker Michael Halliday has signed an extended contract which will keep him at the Oval until 2009. |
Ireland captain Brian O'Driscoll is an injury worry ahead of the Test against South Africa in Dublin on 11 November. |
Londonderry Mayor Helen Quigley hails the city's annual Halloween Festival as a success. |
Four people are injured during an assault in north Belfast. |
The NI political parties are travelling to London to call for a "peace dividend" from Chancellor Gordon Brown. |
A group of youths throw petrol bombs at police during trouble in Warrenpoint, County Down. |
Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain blames dissident republicans for three firebomb attacks in Belfast. |
England full-back Iain Balshaw is surprised by his call-up to face New Zealand on Sunday. |
Manchester United and Celtic can both qualify from Group F while Arsenal host CSKA Moscow. |
Four women seen chatting to a man in Exeter may have vital clues in the hunt for a sex attacker, say police. |
A burglar who posed for a photo as he fled a house he had broken into is given a 51-week suspended sentence. |
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