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Saturday, 11th October 2008

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Charities, stores, bars, fire brigade – all losers in Iceland collapse THE devastating effects of the Icelandic bank collapse spread into all corners of British life yesterday, with charities, health trusts and even one Scottish fire and rescue service revealing they had all lost millions of pounds in the crisis.

'We'll need £70m extra to keep council tax frozen' THE SNP's flagship three-year council tax freeze is under threat because councils claim they do not have enough money to implement it, it emerged yesterday.

Crisis council plans £35,000 conference trip ABERDEEN City Council is to send five people to the United States for a technology conference at a cost of £35,000, it emerged yesterday, a few days after the local authority was plunged into chaos by the Icelandic banking crisis.

Ban on hooligans to apply cross-Border A LEGAL loophole which allows football hooligans banned in England to attend games in Scotland is to be closed.

SNP is 'out of touch' with ordinary Scots

Inquiry launched into school sports facilities

Warning over cutting secure youth places

Lib Dems' tax cut demand

Scottish banks may be 50% public-owned

UK taxpayers get burned for £1bn in land of fire and ice

It's all going to get messy, but who will be left to clean it up?

'Angry' Brown slates City greed

Lib Dems: Don't let politicians run transport

Holyrood must use its powers to cut tax now

Council crisis talks on free school meals

Ministers deny council pact at risk over school meals

Murphy rules out change to vote powers

Lib-Dems hit out at plans to raise drinks age limit

Barrett calls for more help for pensioners

Praise for crime action units

MP presses for Farepak facts

New minister welcomed

Brown calls for irresponsible bankers to be punished

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