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UK investigative correspondent for The New York Times. Not on Twitter anymore (except to DM you about stories)

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'Fascinating' North Bridge exhibition as thoroughfare set to reopen after eight years

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By Jane Bradley Verified
| MSN UK Verified
The bridge has faced closures and restrictions for eight years It is due to reopen this summer after eight years of closures and traffic restrictions as major essential renovation work is carried out. Now a new exhibition to showcase the 130-year history of Edinburgh's North Bridge is to be shown through film, historic artworks and objects uncovered during its recent restoration.
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Watch: River City town of Shieldinch demolished as developers move in to Dumbarton Studios

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By Jane Bradley Verified
| MSN UK Verified
River City ran for 24 years The fictional River City town of Shieldinch has been demolished as the new owners of former BBC-run Dumbarton Studios take possession of the site. Drone footage captured by The Scotsman shows the tenements and shops on Montego Street flattened, with only the Tall Ship pub still standing. Actor Stephen Purdon, who played Bob O'Hara in the long-running soap since it began 24 years ago, posted a picture on social media, with the caption, “A home from home for 24 years”.
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Arts diary: Secrets of Paddington Bear unlocked and the musician literally bringing an organ to Scotland

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By Jane Bradley Verified
| Flipboard
1 day ago The fiber-based ingredient is designed to increase fullness and may eventually be added to everyday foods. What if you didn’t have to take a shot to lose weight? What if all you had to do was sprinkle a special powder into your dinner, blend it into a smoothie, or bake it into a loaf of bread? …
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