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Scottish government slams BBC Scotland TV channel cut as 'wholly unacceptable'

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By Craig Meighan Verified, Stephen Bark Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Moving the BBC Scotland channel online is “wholly unacceptable”, Scottish Culture Secretary Mairi McAllan has said. The broadcaster announced on Tuesday the channel would move solely to BBC iPlayer from spring of next year as part of a raft of changes. BBC Three will also move online, together with Radio 4 Extra. As a result of the changes, 10 jobs will be lost in Scotland, the corporation said. In a statement, Ms McAllan said she would take her complaints to media regulator Ofcom.
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Person hit by train between Glasgow and Edinburgh as services cancelled

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By Stephen Bark Verified
| MSN UK Verified
A person has been hit by a train near Edinburgh . Emergency services were called to the scene between at Curriehill station shortly before 3pm on Tuesday, October 20. Trains between Glasgow and Edinburgh have been cancelled while emergency services respond to the incident. ScotRail , Avanti West Coast and Transpennine Express services which run via Carstairs have all been affected and customers are being asked to check their journey before travel.
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More than 200 Lanarkshire jobs at risk as manufacturing firms announce closures

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By Stephen Bark Verified
| MSN UK Verified
More than 200 jobs are at risk in Lanarkshire after two firms announced plans to pull out of Scotland. Resideo and Honeywell Control Systems, both based at Newhouse Industrial Estate near Motherwell, announced plans to close their Scottish operations and move production to England and the EU. Unite the Union has condemned the separate decisions by both firms saying Scotland "can't continue to haemorrhage manufacturing jobs".
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