Aberdeenshire
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Nov 2, 2026
Getting to Know Your Hosts: Fay & Emma on Sport, Business & Life
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35:12FayHOST
I've run and served gyms since I was in my 20s.
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35:16FayHOST
But when I came to Bancory and we were in Aberdeenshire, we ran sessions outdoors.
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35:21FayHOST
We built a community.
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35:22FayHOST
for years just in the forest and down at the rugby pitches and using minimal kit.
Binance crypto hack blamed on North Korea, Pope Leo AI warning, and Patrick Stewart death
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15:34Scott WallaceHOST
It said active inquiries remain at a very early stage and are evidence-led.
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15:39Scott WallaceHOST
The Daily Express reported that the inquiries relate to claims that women were trafficked to the Aberdeenshire estate.
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15:45Scott WallaceHOST
Photographs released during Maxwell's 2021 U.S. sex trafficking trial showed her and Epstein outside a log cabin at Balmoral in 1999.
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15:55Scott WallaceHOST
Images later released by the U.S. Justice Department appear to show Andrew and Epstein on a shooting trip there.
Halloween, Which Ref Owes You an Apology?, Derbies and Terracing Teaser
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25:44Tam CowanHOST
And Couture, as much as the event yesterday was in Aberdeen, but Couture itself...
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25:50Tam CowanHOST
Aberdeenshire, I'm not sure
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25:52Gary InnesGUEST
exactly where.
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25:52Gary InnesGUEST
Sorry, Couture isn't Aberdeenshire, isn't it? And Frecombe is the Borders, down that way.
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25:56Gary InnesGUEST
Oh, is it? I thought Frecombe was Dundee.
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25:58Tam CowanHOST
Well...
GEN Hugh Mercer: From Culloden to Princeton
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4:13Joe LexHOST
A baptism recorded in 1726 supports the later date of 1725, but Wikipedia lists him as 1726.
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4:25Joe LexHOST
His father, the Reverend William Mercer, came from a family of Church of Scotland ministers, and he served at Pitsligo in Aberdeenshire from 1720 to 1748.
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4:36Joe LexHOST
The biography identifies his mother as Anna Munro, daughter of Sir Robert Monroe.
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4:44Joe LexHOST
A British officer killed at Falkirk in 1746 while opposing the Stuart Rising.
Episode 334: One Year of the Opening The Gates Journal
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40:33Simon GatesHOST
But I've been on a waiting list for a while as a deliberate full stop before I started stacking the next goals on top.
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40:39Simon GatesHOST
And then at the start of June, I went out to Aberdeenshire on a golf trip.
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40:43Simon GatesHOST
Mercar, Royal Aberdeen and Trump International.
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40:46Simon GatesHOST
Proper bucket list stuff for any golf fans.
Clapham Junction - 1988 - Part one
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2:57Dan FoxHOST
Welcome to Signals to Danger.
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3:02speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Three people have died after a passenger train derailed near Stonehaven in Aberdeenshire this morning and caught fire.
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3:09speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We went through a massive fireball.
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3:12speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I could feel the heat coming through windows and all windows I could see were just orange.
EARTH-MOON SYSTEM - Extinction Events Deep History — Part Two - THOMAS-HALLIDAY-OTHERWORLDS
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22:11Thomas HallidayGUEST
Life thrives in collaboration and the movement of communities rather than individuals.
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22:18Thomas HallidayGUEST
And Rhynie in modern day Aberdeenshire or in the middle of the Caledonides Mountains in the Devonian is one of these places where we find evidence of these real tight interactions between fungi plants and animals that really characterise the early move on to land.
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22:37Thomas HallidayGUEST
Without the assistance of fungi, plants would not have been able to develop roots and to exploit the mineral resources of the rocks around them.
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22:50Thomas HallidayGUEST
And the plants themselves being able to extract energy from light, that's really handy for the fungus as well.
'Lazy' BBC faces backlash after Tartan Army drinking claims
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40:27Laura WebsterHOST
It does seem like fossil fuels are now kind of the main priority for the UK government or it's shifting in that direction.
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40:33Hamish MorrisonCORRESPONDENT
Yeah, I mean, I think that it seems, I mean, particularly with this offshore wind thing, and we've got the rollback of the commitment to the Acorn carbon capture project in Aberdeenshire, it does seem like the, you know, net zero just transition agenda, as far as Westminster's concerned, is just completely junked, basically.
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40:56Hamish MorrisonCORRESPONDENT
Yeah.
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40:57Hamish MorrisonCORRESPONDENT
clearly are not particularly interested in it.
EP13 - Alistair Carmichael MP, Autumn Budget Review
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45:50Alistair CarmichaelGUEST
So I then practiced law.
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45:52Alistair CarmichaelGUEST
I had a year in Edinburgh Crown Office and then I was a Procurator Fiscal Depute, a career prosecutor and then in private practice in Aberdeenshire and the opportunity came up to go for the nomination in Orkney and Shetland.
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46:11Alistair CarmichaelGUEST
I was at a kind of junction in my career where I could have taken a partnership in the firm I was working for.
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46:21Alistair CarmichaelGUEST
I could have set up on my own, with my own brass blade.
Treemendous!
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55:50Lucy FreemanHOST
Maybe it's just me, but never once have I thought, oh, maybe the person who owns the land is accountable.
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55:55Lucy FreemanHOST
On the many occasions, including last weekend, on which trees have come down in storms here in Aberdeenshire.
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56:01Lucy FreemanHOST
I can only hope this nonsense goes away quickly.
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56:05Geoff ThomasHOST
I wouldn't bank on that, Richard.
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