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Scottish News for 20 March 2010

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'Human remains' found on beach Mar 20 2010

Police are investigating after the discovery of what are thought to be human remains on a stretch of seashore.Read

Salmond lists potential SNP gains Mar 20 2010

Scotland's First Minister has set out a list of gains his party could make if there is a hung Parliament at Westminster.Read

'Green gold rush' being hampered Mar 20 2010

The growth of Scotland's potential "green gold rush" is impeded by poor infrastructure which prevents renewable energy from reaching lucrative markets, the SNP spring conference heard.Read

Two dead, one badly hurt in crash Mar 20 2010

Two people died and a third person was seriously injured in a road crash.Read

Independence 'not just about flags' Mar 20 2010

Independence is about more than "flags and borders", SNP activists heard.Read

Efforts to cut class size 'fails' Mar 20 2010

Efforts to cut class sizes for the youngest schoolchildren have "not gone far enough", Education Secretary Mike Russell said.Read

Hung parliament 'the best scenario' Mar 20 2010

A hung parliament would be the best outcome for Scotland in the general election, Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said.Read

Consumer group slams energy firms Mar 20 2010

A consumer group highlighted poor customer satisfaction with energy firms in a survey published.Read

Hung parliament an opportunity: SNP Mar 20 2010

Scotland's First Minister is setting out what gains could be made if there is a hung parliament at Westminster.Read

Private finance schools cost £244m Mar 20 2010

The annual repayment costs for schools built through private finance schemes hit £244 million last year, official figures show.Read

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