Police have spent the day guarding petrol stations in Edinburgh, after campaigners chained themselves to pumps and cut off the fuel supply. The Greenpeace activists targeted Shell garages in protest at the company's plans to drill for oil in the Arctic. In other news; An Edinburgh-based producer is relying on theatre critics to stop her being kicked out of the country. Brazilian national Flavia D'Avilla's visa category has been scrapped under new immigration laws, and she'll have to convince the government she's talented enough stay in Britain. That means five star reviews, or the next plane to Rio. And in sport; Arriving at the home of Dunfermline Athletic today - John Yorkston finally knows what division his club will be playing in next season. While the powers that be in Scottish football look to draw a line under the situation - the Pars Chairman isn't quite ready to move on. He and his board are considering legal action.
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Police have spent the day guarding petrol stations in Edinburgh, after campaigners chained themselves to pumps and cut off the fuel supply. The Greenpeace activists targeted Shell garages in protest at the company's plans to drill for oil in the Arctic. In other news; An Edinburgh-based producer is relying on theatre critics to stop her being kicked out of the country. Brazilian national Flavia D'Avilla's visa category has been scrapped under new immigration laws, and she'll have to convince the government she's talented enough stay in Britain. That means five star reviews, or the next plane to Rio. And in sport; Arriving at the home of Dunfermline Athletic today - John Yorkston finally knows what division his club will be playing in next season. While the powers that be in Scottish football look to draw a line under the situation - the Pars Chairman isn't quite ready to move on. He and his board are considering legal action.
Police have spent the day guarding petrol stations in Edinburgh, after campaigners chained themselves to pumps and cut off the fuel supply. The Greenpeace activists targeted Shell garages in protest at the company's plans to drill for oil in the Arctic. In other news; An Edinburgh-based producer is relying on theatre critics to stop her being kicked out of the country. Brazilian national Flavia D'Avilla's visa category has been scrapped under new immigration laws, and she'll have to convince the government she's talented enough stay in Britain. That means five star reviews, or the next plane to Rio. And in sport; Arriving at the home of Dunfermline Athletic today - John Yorkston finally knows what division his club will be playing in next season. While the powers that be in Scottish football look to draw a line under the situation - the Pars Chairman isn't quite ready to move on. He and his board are considering legal action.
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