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Heart Scotland News

We are the team for Heart Scotland News bringing you the latest news and sport from across the country. Got a story? Email the team on scotland.news@global.com call the newsroom on 0141 566 6150 or follow us on Twitter @HeartScotNews (http://twitter.com/HeartScotNews)

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1:37

LISTEN: Tough new penalties for anyone using their...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/03/01

Heart speaks to Superintendent Fraser Candlish from Police Scotland, as the punishment for drivers who use their mobile doubles to 6 penalty points and a £200 fine.

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1:31

LISTEN: What you need to know about new car seat...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/03/01

Heart speaks to Child Seat Expert Nicola Marr from Good Egg Safety about what you should look for in a child seat. It's after a study found 78% of parents think new regulations are too confusing.

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4:34

Brother In Law Of Scots Tunisia Victim Reacts To...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/28

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4:45

David Tennant: "funny and naughty" is the best way to...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/28

#davidtennant #broadchurch #doctorwho #donjuan #soho #tv #theatre #madtobenormal

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1:03

Connor Gillies Reports On Final Chapter Of Tunisia...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/28

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3:25

Director Robert Mullan on feeling Scottish and Mad To...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/27

#madtobenormal #davidtennant #robertmullan #glasgowfilmfestival

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3:16

David Tennant speaks to Heart's Corrie Martin about...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/27

#madtobenormal #davidtennant #glasgowfilmfestival

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Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/27

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2:44

LISTEN: David Tennant brings Glasgow Film Festival to...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/27

David Tennant talks to Heart's Corrie Martin about his new movie Mad To Be Normal, coming back to Glasgow, and being part of the city's film festival.

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5:50

Quinton Aaron Chats To Connor Gillies #GFF17...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/24

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2:03

LISTEN: Heart speaks to Rebecca, who was stuck in the...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/23

We've been speaking to Rebecca from Cumbernauld who travelled less than 2 miles in 3 hours due to the snow. It meant she couldn't take her sister to Glasgow Airport for a trip to Amsterdam.

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6:39

Ten years on, Heart News speaks to the reporter who...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/23

A reporter who took Sir Richard Branson to the Grayrigg crash site recalls he was 'absolutely distraught'. The Virgin boss arrived in the area the morning after the derailment with a colleague. Former journalist Emma Gunby found herself taking him and a colleague down to the wreckage. The 39 year-old, from Merseyside, was one of the first reporters on the scene. Ten years on from the disaster, she's spoken to Heart's Finlay Duncan:

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5:01

Ten years on from the Grayrigg rail crash - Heart...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/23

The Scottish driver of the train at the centre of the Grayrigg rail crash says he still thinks about it every day - ten years on from the disaster. Despite suffering a broken neck in the crash, Iain Black managed to call his wife, his girlfriend at the time, who worked as a manager for Virgin Trains, to get other trains on the line stopped. The 56 year-old from Dumbarton was hailed a hero. He was initially only given a 5% chance of survival, but has gone on to make a good recovery. 84

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7:19

Trespass Against Us director chats to Heart News

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/22

Michael Fassbender's latest movie Trespass Against Us has been screened at the Glasgow Film Festival. Telling the story of a family on the criminal edges of the travelling community - Fassbender plays a son torn over whether or not to stand up to his father. It's out on general release next Friday (3rd March). Director Adam Smith's been speaking to Heart's Finlay Duncan:

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2:06

Heart News chats to Mindhorn actor for Glasgow Film...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/21

One of the stars of Horrible Histories is hitting the big screen for a detective comedy with a difference. Simon Farnaby's known for playing characters like the Grim Reaper and Caligula in the TV series, and has written the script for the Paddington movie sequel. He's created Mindhorn - a washed-up actor helping police catch a murderer who thinks his TV detective is real. Heart's Corrie Martin spoke to him ahead of a screening at this year's Glasgow Film Festival:

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0:50

LISTEN: The last person to see Paige Doherty alive's...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/17

Shop-owner Ashy's telling Heart of his disbelief as John Leathem, who murdered schoolgirl Paige Doherty in Clydebank last year, has his sentence reduced to 23 years.

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3:23

Sister Of Glasgow Man Murdered By Heroin Addicts...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/16

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4:39

DCI Bob Frew Talks To Connor Gillies After James...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/15

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1:30

Connor Gillies reports on 16% drop in rape &...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/15

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1:14

Charity SANDS reacts to deaths of 24 stillborn babies...

Heart Scotland News ·

2017/02/13

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