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James Cheyne

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  • Senior Broadcast Journalist, BBC
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Enthusiastic talker …. pathological optimist.
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Police target suspected brothels in series of raids Original

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By James Cheyne 
| BBC News
9 minutes ago James CheyneBBC Scotland BBC The BBC joined officers in a raid on a property in Stirling Police Scotland has targeted a number of suspected brothels across Stirling and Falkirk as part of a national strategy to address prostitution and sexual exploitation. The BBC was given exclusive access to a raid and witnessed officers simultaneously entering a business and a flat where they carried out searches and seized items.
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Mum says Glasgow University ‘failed’ son who took his own life after grade error Original

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By Claire Thomson, James Cheyne 
| BBC News
Just now Claire Thomsonand James Cheyne,BBC Scotland Tracy Scott Ethan Brown was awarded the wrong grade for a course The mother of a student who took his own life after wrongly being told he could not graduate says he was "failed" by Glasgow University after a report highlighted serious concerns. An investigation by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) found that the university's processes posed a "systemic risk to academic standards".
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Police begin fireworks crackdown after violent Bonfire Night attacks

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By James Cheyne 
| Yahoo
Police Scotland has said it is ready to put "more resources than ever" into tackling violent incidents around Bonfire Night. Anti-social behaviour and public disorder have blighted Bonfire Night celebrations for the past few years and senior officers have vowed to catch and prosecute anyone using fireworks to target emergency services and the public. The annual campaign - codenamed Operation Moonbeam - starts on Monday and will bring a heavier response from police.
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