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Italian coffee giant acquires Scottish family business An Italian coffee giant has acquired a Scottish family business with 60 years experience in the field Four 'traditional' Glasgow public houses for sale as owner retires The four “traditional” Glasgow public houses have been put up for sale, as the owner retires Jason Statham heading to remote Scottish island for new action thriller The English actor is lined up to play the lead in a new as-yet-untitled movie from Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur (101 Reykjavík/Everest). 'Chaotic': Lifeline Scots island services in new turmoil as two ferries are sidelined Lifeline island ferry services have been plunged into new turmoil as fears of fuel shortages and the sidelining of two major vessels have resulted in a new wave of disruption. Senior Green quits party amid criticism over leadership stance on college cuts A leading Scottish Greens activist has quit the party citing concerns over the leadership's position on college cuts. Historic church spire gleaming gold once again following £400k restoration An iconic church spire in Linlithgow, West Lothian, is once again gleaming golden following successful completion of a £400k restoration project that has saved it from potential collapse. Pro-Palestine protestors shut down Glasgow factory involved in making Israeli drones Activists have blockaded the entrance to the Thales factory in Govan, Glasgow, which manufactures parts for Israeli drones Letters: Neil Oliver deserves an apology BACK in March, you published a piece from Carlos Alba which can only truly be described as a hatchet job on his one-time friend, Neil Oliver ("Neil Oliver: The man I knew – and the man he became", heraldscotland, March 6). 'Tourism faces irreversible damage from holiday accommodation scheme', FM warned A major organisation involved in tourism has warned a "fundamental" review of a scheme requiring holiday accommodation suppliers to have a licence must be carried out otherwise the sector will face "irreversible damage". Scottish Government to declare national housing emergency The Scottish government will declare a national housing emergency later.

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