Fife

That means this single curry house could have brought over 200 people to Britain.

The Courier reports that the Home Office said visa applications relating to Jahangir, made under the Wallum Limited Company, relate to four business locations, not just the one restaurant in St Andrews, Fife.

There are also restaurants in Dundee and Blairgowrie.

Ali strongly denied Yusuf's claims to The Courier, telling the newspaper, We are trying to seek advice from our lawyers to see what we can do, he said.

A public inquiry is taking place after patients of Dr. El Jamel raised concerns that he had harmed as many as 200 people.

The first day of proceedings began in Edinburgh yesterday with an opening address from Jamie Dawson KC, the Inquiry's senior counsel.

This was followed by evidence from the former Conservative MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife, Liz Smith, who represented patients affected by Dr El-Jamel's practice.

She said that testimony from her constituents had upset me greatly and many had asked why on earth this was allowed to happen.

Some who have made a superficial acquaintance with this remarkable phase of border life have rushed to the conclusion that the great border chiefs and those over whom they exercised a kind of patriarchal authority must have been dowered with a double dose of original sin.

In proof of this it is pointed out that a widely different state of affairs prevailed in other parts of the country, for example in Fife and the Lothians, and generally speaking throughout the whole of the west of Scotland, and consequently the only way in which they can account for the singular condition of the borders is by predicating an essentially lower moral type.

We do not believe that this theory, plausible though it may appear, will bear a moment's serious consideration.

No doubt among the broken men of the debatable land and in some parts of Littlesdale you will find a considerable number of disreputable characters whose only law was the length of their own swords.

Sack Holyrood House and as many towns and villages about Edinburgh as ye conveniently can.

Sack Leith and burn and subvert it and all the rest, putting man, woman, and child to fire and sword without exception where any resistance shall be made against you.

And this done, pass over to the Fifeland and extend the extremities and destructions in all towns and villages whereunto you may reach conveniently and not forgetting amongst all the rest so to spoil and turn upside down the Cardinal's town of St. Andrews as the upper stone may be nether and not one stick stand by another, sparing no creature alive within the same, specially such as in friendship or blood be allied to the Cardinal, end quote.

This hideous policy on the part of the English king was fruitful mainly of bitter memories.

It comes as at least 24 proposed AI data centers currently in the planning system across the country, with others expected to be imminent.

This includes an £8 billion AI investment zone in North Lanarkshire, a £5 billion data centre project near the small village of Octortool in Fife, and a £2 billion data centre in the Borders.

While its proponents stress the economic opportunity of such developments, critics, including local campaign groups, have warned over the centre's impact on the environment, including extremely high electricity and water usage.

Now, Andrew Waterson, an Emirates professor at the University of Stirling, whose research has focused extensively on occupational health and safety and environmental health policies...

We've got it all going on.

And we're here in Fife, which is, you know, King Robert the Bruce is up the road in Dunfermline Abbey.

And I'm part of the Bruce family who are local to here.

So we've got all these sort of amazing things, which the Americans absolutely love.

Um, so, um, you're a Fifer.

I am from Fife, yes.

And-

I was born in St. Andrews.

Mm.

D- down south mostly.

Um, actually I did a wee, um, a very small stint in Fife in-

Go on.

I suppose for me, what I see is actually there's something remarkably stable, I think, about the electorate in Scotland.

And you can look at right across from Ayrshire through the Central Belt into Fife and quite make it into the northeast.

But there's a huge section of the electorate that moves...

As I heard.