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A78 road rage war veteran caused £4k damage to woman's car - Vimarsana News

A78 road rage war veteran caused £4k damage to woman's car

A road rage war veteran who caused thousands of pounds of damage to an innocent driver's car has been handed a slap on the wrist by a sheriff.

SNP must do better if the indy voice is ever to be heard - Vimarsana News

SNP must do better if the indy voice is ever to be heard

NEIL Mackay was, as usual, brilliant in dissecting Scottish politics from a Lilliputian perspective. There appears to be a serious lack of focus and…

The SNP can't handle that Scots were the real 'oppressors' - Vimarsana News

The SNP can't handle that Scots were the real 'oppressors'

Even the meanest Sassenach like me cannot fail to be stirred by the heroic military annals of the Scots. The phrase “The Thin Red Line” dramatically evokes British soldiers facing overwhelming odds, and the originals were Scottish Redcoats, the 93rd Foot (later the Sutherland Highlanders), who repulsed a major Russian attack in the Crimea in 1854.

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Granddaughter's search uncovers astonishing bravery of Glasgow soldier - Vimarsana News

Granddaughter's search uncovers astonishing bravery of Glasgow soldier

SERENA Gear knew only a little about her grandfather, who served in the war but had lost touch with his family after the breakdown of his marriage.

Mad Mitch and the 'last battle of the British Empire' in Yemen - Vimarsana News

Mad Mitch and the 'last battle of the British Empire' in Yemen

Lieutenant-Colonel 'Mad Mitch' Mitchell (pictured centre), a Second World War veteran and hero of campaigns in Korea, Borneo and Cyprus, was called back in to action in July 1967.