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Police officer pinpoints only instances where undertaking is permitted on roads
The Highway Code urges drivers to avoid undertaking, but there are some rare occasions where it can be deemed permissible. So here's everything motorists need to know
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Recycling-friendly bin with three handy compartments has £41 off in Dunelm sale
'We use the large bin for household waste, one for food waste and one for recycling'
Storm Boelo LIVE as bridges close amid 'danger to life' alert
The strong wind warning started at midday on Saturday.
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Edinburgh MP says boosting cancer research would bring economic as well as health benefits
‘What is needed now is greater support from government’ - Dr Scott Arthur MP
Potential-packed Midlothian bungalow on the market in time for Halloween within cemetery grounds
Spooky and unique Midlothian property up for sale
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Young people from Granton group take over Edinburgh billboards with self-portraits after being inspired by city exhibition
The project was inspired by the Catherine Opie exhibition currently showing at The National gallery
Jamie McGrath insists Hibs have the minerals to end rut and sees logic behind Marink Reedijk captaincy call
Bottom of the table Hibs welcome Hoops to Easter Road in the early kick-off on Sunday
Mika Baur delivers brutally honest Celtic take on his early heroics as what really matters named
The German cap found the net against Celta Vigo - but it wasn't enough to secure a result in the Europa League
Hearts star rallies injury ravaged troops to battle on as Wouter Vrancken's men gear up for mammoth week
Jambos' lengthy injury list got even bigger in the midweek loss to Trabzonspor in the Conference League
Shaun Rooney on his St Mirren exit and Fleetwood career revival after assault charge
The full-back insists he did not fear for his career in the wake of a Glasgow city centre chip shop incident
I wasn't wrong about Martin O'Neill and Celtic boss has outed his defenders as delusional – Hugh Keevins
Another European defeat has left the Mail Sport columnist with lingering doubts about the boss
Edinburgh Retro: 29 brilliant photos of theatre life in the late 1980s, including Sean Connery, Dame Edna and Chuck Berry
Over the years Edinburgh’s theatres have provided a stage for many big names and others who went on to find fame in the future.
Two young Scots dying every month in 'broken' care system
Deaths of looked-after children and young people rocketed by 38 per cent last year despite 2020 'Promise' by Nicola Sturgeon to reform care.
SNP donors plea for formal review into why Nicola Sturgeon was not prosecuted rejected by Crown Office
Three former SNP donors who gave to 'ring-fenced' IndyRef2 fundraisers had requested an internal probe.
Evil woman who murdered schoolgirl lived free for 25 years as parents begged for answers
"For the past 25 years they have lived their lives and they have had their Christmases and birthdays and my Caroline was in the ground."
Scottish Music Awards celebrates 28 years showcasing nation's biggest stars
Inside story of rise of prestigious awards which head to Glasgow's iconic Barrowlands next month for glitzy annual bash.
Scotland's new laws on Botox and Brazilian butt lifts 'could fall short of protecting patients'
The warning comes following Holyrood legislation which tightens the rules for various popular cosmetic treatments.
Rangers pub punter rushed to hospital and bar erupts in mass brawl as football thugs rampage
Violence linked to football has left supporters in hospital and police officers injured in incidents across Scotland this year.
Scottish resort 'once world famous' has been transformed into sleepy and cut-off village
Today, Strathpeffer, in Ross-shire, is a quiet place, but 100 years ago it was an incredibly popular spa resort that exploded during the late stages of the Victorian period
Tanker under UK sanctions 'issues distress call' in North Atlantic
Myra, a vessel which was sanctioned by the UK Government in February, issued a distress call 270 to 290 nautical miles west of Northern Ireland and the Outer Hebrides