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The Business Matrix: Tuesday 30 July 2013

Flu brings healthy profits for Lemsip

Vatican announces Monsignor Leo Cushley as replacement for disgraced Cardinal Keith O'Brien

The 52-year-old will be ordained as Archbishop of St Andrews & Edinburgh in September

Government 'massively underestimating' UK’s digital economy

Government’s ‘outdated’ system underestimated the size of the sector by as much as 40 per cent

Second shot: Paul Lawrie lines up a putt in the third round at Muirfield

Paul Lawrie’s excess mileage after mistaking the cut

He was eight over, so the Scot went home – but then had to return

Rising rents price poorer working families out of a third of Britain

Average cost of renting a home in the UK reaches new high

The Piper Alpha oil rig disaster

'You could only call the scene apocalyptic': The Piper Alpha disaster 25 years on

On the 25th anniversary of the oil rig explosion, a witness talks publicly about the fire for the first time

Babies given antibiotics are 40 per cent more likely to suffer with eczema, study reveals

Babies who are treated with antibiotics before they reach 12 months old are 40 per cent more likely to develop eczema, a new study has revealed.

A protester throws a bottle of coke at a UKIP activist accompanying party leader Nigel Farage into a pub in Aberdeen

'There's something quite unpleasant going on': Nigel Farage confronted for second time on visit to Scotland ahead of Donside by-election

Protester sprays Ukip leader with fizzy drink in Aberdeen a month after he was forced to take refuge in a Glasgow pub

Diwali Celebrations in Leicester

Dundee, Hull, Leicester or Swansea Bay? Dylan Thomas takes on Philip Larkin in a battle to become City of Culture

Dundee, Hull, Leicester and Swansea Bay have been named as the four cities left in the running to become the UK’s next City Of Culture. They are competing to receive the title for 2017, following this year’s chosen city, Londonderry.

Ukip leader Nigel Farage in Scotland last month

The News Matrix: Monday 17 June 2013

Celebrations over moderate leader

Protesters heckle Ukip leader Nigel Farage in Edinburgh

Ukip leader Nigel Farage plans return to campaign trail in Scotland - despite hostile reception

Ukip leader Nigel Farage intends to return to campaign in Scotland, undaunted by his recent hostile reception in an Edinburgh pub.

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The Scottish seniors dancing up a storm

The Business Matrix: Thursday 23 May 2013

Shares up as profits pour in for Britvic

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