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Authorities say five people are dead and four were injured in a house fire in northern Ohio

The new records involve 39 runners who are ‘officially amazing’, Guinness World Records said.

The new records involve 39 runners who are ‘officially amazing’, Guinness World Records said.

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AUDITORS for Crieff Hydro Limited have highlighted a “material uncertainty” which “may cast significant doubt” on its ability to continue as…

The City of Beaumont is hosting a mental wellness initiative called the Action For Happiness (AFH).

SCOTTISH firms gave only a wary welcome as First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the lifting of restrictions on businesses for the first time…

FOOD producers’ representatives have warned the supply chain is on the brink of collapse as shelves empty and firms brace for a future of Covid-closures and produce availability dictated by already decimated staffing levels. The Brexit labour shortage backdrop created by Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government means many businesses are not prepared to tackle the latest set-back in the fight against coronavirus. The British Meat Processors’ Association said “food supply chains ar...

AS CalMac’s ferry plans took another body blow this week with talks over the provision of the catamaran Pentalina closing fruitless, the consequences for some island businesses look serious. It means the prospect of no dedicated summer season vessel for three years across a number of communities that count tourism as one of their main industries. A group of independent councillors on Uist and Bara said it was hoped the Pentalina move would plug the gap after the delay separately announc...

A FOUR-MONTH delay in the delivery of the two vessels for the lifeline Scottish ferry service might as well be a year for businesses in the islands. It could mean another full summer without the ferry capacity capable of serving tourism’s full potential and pressure on freight carrying manufactured goods, livestock and food products, in turn impacting the chain. The nationalised Ferguson Marine shipyard has revealed both the Glen Sannox and the other ferry, titled hull 802, will be some...