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Islanders warned of more ferry disruption as CalMac 'bows' to whisky lobby Profile: Martin Williams (heraldscotland.com) 'Astonishing': Ferry fiasco firm boss being paid to commute from Canada Taxpayers are paying for the chief executive of Ferguson Marine shipyard, where two late and overbudget ferries are being built on the Clyde, to travel there from Canada, MSPs have heard. 'They'd have to kill me to take my stove out'. Why Scots love their wood burners Clients are saying things like, 'They’d have to kill me to take my stove out. Or, ‘I’ve worked so hard to be able to save up for this. It’s mine.” Rein row: 'Genital contact does not mean real sex' Creative Scotland boss tells MSPs Creative Scotland's Chief Executive has told MSPs that the funding body did not expect "real sex" in a show involving a "sex scene with genital contact.” Lord Haughey: 'Heat pumps are not the solution. The solution starts with insulation' The claims about heat pumps are exaggerated, says Lord Willie Haughey. They do not get the efficiency levels some people claim Matheson row 'a political bubble issue which needs to be put to bed' says minister Scottish Government minister Màiri McAllan has dismissed the row over Michael Matheson’s £11k data bill as a “political bubble” issue. Airline launches new route from Scottish airport to Basque Country British Airways is offering twice-weekly flights from Edinburgh Airport to San Sebastian in Spain’s Basque Country. Glasgow flight delayed for two hours by 'disruptive' passenger Holidaymakers had to wait for two hours after a “disruptive” passenger delayed a flight from Glasgow to Mexico.  Home buyers 'simply aren't ready to pay this premium' for heat pumps Regulations banning the installation of oil and gas heating systems in new-build properties will lead to greater costs for developers and residents John Swinney is being haunted by the ghosts of his past John Swinney may be the new leader of the SNP and barely a month into his time as First Minister, but he’s been around the Scottish Parliament a long time.

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