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The MFR news team covers the north of Scotland, covering the Highlands, Moray and Aberdeenshire bringing you the latest news stories that matter to the region. The team are also involved with some bigger national campaigns and you can listen to the interviews right here. GET IN TOUCH! Upload a Boo through this channel - click the "Record or Upload a Boo To This Channel" button underneath the channel banner. By posting here you agree to your Boo being used by Bauer Media (owners of MFR)

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Almost £9k raised for North fishermen deaths families

MFR News ·

2016/04/14

Almost £9,000 is being donated to the families of the fishermen who died after their boat sank in the Western Isles. An online fund was set up just 3-days-ago after 29-year-old Martin Johnstone from Halkirk lost his life. Chris Morrison, who's 27 and from Stornoway also died. Meanwhile 42-year-old Paul Alliston - who's from Lewis - remains missing at sea. A woman from near Thurso - who knows one of the owners of the boat which sank - has started a crowdfunding page online. Lorraina Matheson tells

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Willie Findlay on the crackdown on dumped cars in Moray

MFR News ·

2016/04/13

Community Officer Willie Findlay speaks about the blight to local communities in Moray from irresponsible drivers who dump vehicles.

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Has an underwater robot found Nessie?

MFR News ·

2016/04/13

A state-of-the-art underwater robot is carrying out what has been described as "the most in depth survey of Loch Ness ever". Initial findings from 'Operation Groundtruth', involving an intelligent marine scanning device, claim to disprove the so-called Nessie trench. Earlier this year a retired fisherman said he had discovered a new crevice large enough to fit the legendary monster. Adrian Shine, leader of the Loch Ness Project:

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What's really lurking in the depths of Loch Ness?

MFR News ·

2016/04/13

A state-of-the-art underwater robot is carrying out what has been described as "the most in depth survey of Loch Ness ever". Initial findings from 'Operation Groundtruth', involving an intelligent marine scanning device, claim to disprove the so-called Nessie trench. Earlier this year a retired fisherman said he had discovered a new crevice large enough to fit the legendary monster. Adrian Shine, leader of the Loch Ness Project:

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Mike Walker on the operating sigmoidoscope

MFR News ·

2016/04/11

Mr Mike Walker, consultant colorectal surgeon for NHS Highland, on the new scope - funded by £19,000 raised by Friends of Raigmore.

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1:08

Sean McLeary on ice skating tribute

MFR News ·

2016/04/08

Friends are set to gather at Moray Leisure Centre in tribute of Keiran McKandie who was killed last month in an RTC.

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2:13

Alistair MacPherson on completing Skye to Maggies...

MFR News ·

2016/04/08

Ally K describes the culmination of his 120 mile challenge

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Endurance Runner Ally K on Skye to Maggies challenge

MFR News ·

2016/04/08

Alistair MacPherson (Ally K) speaking to Ginno at Breakfast on MFR about his Skye to Maggies challenge, 120 miles in under 35 hours.

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3:11

Inverness businesswoman warns of banking scam

MFR News ·

2016/04/07

Listen as this anonymous Inverness businesswoman explains her near-miss with fraudsters who aimed to clean out both her business and personal bank accounts.

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1:15

Ross County midfielder Michael Gardyne

MFR News ·

2016/04/07

#Staggies midfielder Michael Gardyne on their chances of sneaking a top six place with a win over Partick - while hoping Hamilton turn County a favour against Dundee.

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Allan Henderson on Highland roads

MFR News ·

2016/04/06

Cllr Henderson discusses improvements on #Highland roads, as the council commit resources at this time of year to improving surfaces

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2:07

Chief Inspector Colin Gough on illegal rave

MFR News ·

2016/04/06

Chief Inspector Gough warns Inverness ravers against attending an illegal event - advertised on social media - which is to be held in a disused building.

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Joanna MacDonald of NHS Highland on loneliness

MFR News ·

2016/04/05

NHS Highland bid to tackle loneliness with a new campaign throughout 2016-17

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Ross County midfielder Jackson Irvine

MFR News ·

2016/04/05

#Staggies midfielder Jackson Irvine on his Ladbrokes SPFL Premiership player-of-the-month award for March.

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9:40

Gregg and Kathryn Brain on their struggle against...

MFR News ·

2016/04/04

Dingwall couple Gregg & Kathryn Brain (originally from Australia) talk about their battle with the Home Office to remain in Scotland.

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3:50

DCI Keith Hardie update Hilton murder

MFR News ·

2016/04/04

Police Scotland update on the death of Liz MacKay in Kintail Court, Inverness.

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Local residents "shocked" as murder probe is...

MFR News ·

2016/04/04

Police are investigating the murder of a woman found dead at a house which was at the centre of another murder case 10 years ago. The body of 60-year-old Elizabeth Mackay, or Muir, was discovered on Thursday afternoon at a property in Kintail Court in the Hilton area of Inverness. Jean has lived in the neighbourhood for more than 30 years:

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MP speaks out as Australian family face deportation...

MFR News ·

2016/04/04

A Highland MP's calling for the UK Government to reconsider plans to deport an Australian family living in Dingwall. Ross, Skye and Lochaber MP Ian Blackford has described the case of Gregg and Kathryn Brain as “a modern day Highland Clearance”:

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Local residents "shocked" as murder probe is...

MFR News ·

2016/04/04

Police are investigating the murder of a woman found dead at a house which was at the centre of another murder case 10 years ago. The body of 60-year-old Elizabeth Mackay, or Muir, was discovered on Thursday afternoon at a property in Kintail Court in the Hilton area of Inverness. Officers are carrying out door-to-door inquiries and reviewing CCTV footage. These residents are shocked:

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3:03

Elgin City chairman Graham Tatters

MFR News ·

2016/04/01

Elgin City chairman Graham Tatters on the timeline behind Moray Council's loss of their £100k grant from SportScotland for developing football in Elgin.

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