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The EBA is aware that the Public Defence Solicitors Office have withdrawn from the custody duty scheme in Edinburgh due to staffing issues. Duty allocation was redistributed to the PDSO without agreement and yet now these changes have been forced upon private firms who are simply expected to offer capacity. The EBA calls for a fairer and more realistic allocation of the duty scheme towards private firms who are able to provide the public better value on a sustainable basis. @scotgov @ScotGovJustice
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May 19
KT when he sits down opposite Shankland at the World Cup.
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We are the champions! ππ
Thank you for all your support!
Have a lovely evening!π
One more to go!!!
Together, everyone! ππ€
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May 16
βI said Hearts were unlucky with injuries and key refereeing decisions went against them. What did I say Roy?"
"You said they bottled it like they did in β86 and that McInnes is a shitebag. Then you sang Joy Division for an hour.β
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We didn't win because of a conspiracy. We didn't win because of an easy run in. We didn't win because other teams let us. We won because over 38 games we won more games than anyone else. #Champions
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May 16
Best of luck to Hearts today.
No matter what happens, the world knows they are the rightful league champions.
The only question today is whether Celtic technically get to be the pretenders as a result of a campaign of cheating.
Hearts are the true champions.
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Or 'breakfast', as it's known in Scotland.
May 14
Impressed to learn that the average adult in the 16th century Low Countries drank 3 pints of beer a day.
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