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Saturday's headlines: Water warning for Scotland and terminally ill man conned
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Environment body SEPA insisted the emergency measures were forced on them by some of the driest conditions in 80 years in the east of once soggy Scotland. Professor Lindsay Beevers, of Edinburgh University, said Scots should prepare for major ­restrictions in the years to come.

The men were sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court after their multi-million pound scheme supplying drugs to Glasgow, Dundee and various locations across the UK was uncovered by police.

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