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Silverburn shopping centre announces plans to reconfigure space after Flannels closure, offering support to staff for new job opportunities. Meanwhile, Baynes bakery reports sales growth, planning a significant expansion, and Vanilla Labs partners with the University of St Andrews for sustainable, hand-crafted vanilla production. Checkout Solipillow.com

Jim Hall, a veteran in the dental industry, founded Clyde Munro Dental Group ten years ago, transforming it into a thriving enterprise with sixty-five practices across Scotland. The group, headquartered in Glasgow, employs over three hundred dentists and five hundred support staff, serving more than five hundred thousand patients. Inspired by his Polaroid days, Jim focused on advanced training and digital equipment, empowering local teams and improving care in rural areas. With a turnover of seventy million pounds, Jim plans to grow patient numbers, nurture dentists, and lead Europe in innovation while maintaining their core value of care. Checkout Solipillow.com

Iran protests escalate, with hundreds killed and thousands detained, as activists demand economic relief and government change. US and Israel warned of potential retaliation, while UN calls for restraint. Protests continue despite internet shutdown and official silence on casualty numbers. Checkout Solipillow.com

Storm Goretti battered the UK last week, leaving behind flood risks from melting snow and ice. Meteorologist Tom Morgan reports gusts up to 85 mph in Scotland, causing ferry cancellations, bridge closures, and road flooding. Flood alerts and warnings hit hardest in Dumfries and Galloway, western and northern Scotland. A man died in Cornwall, and water supplies faltered. This week brings milder weather but wet and windy conditions, with officials urging preparedness for delays and possible flooding. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tragic head-on crash in Bolton claims lives of three teenagers and a taxi driver; local community mourns and police seek witnesses. Checkout Solipillow.com

Derek Martin, beloved for his role as Charlie Slater on EastEnders, has passed away at 92. Known for his dedication to family and authentic working-class portrayals, Martins career spanned over five decades. He will be remembered for his talent and kindness. Checkout Solipillow.com

Owen Cooper, 16, wins Golden Globe for his breakout role in Netflix drama, expressing gratitude and admiration for his idols. Teyana Taylor wins for her powerful performance in One Battle After Another, empowering brown sisters and little brown girls. Stellan Skarsgard, Noah Wyle, Jean Smart, and Seth Rogen also take home awards. Good Hang with Amy Poehler makes history as the first ever Golden Globe winner for best podcast. Checkout Solipillow.com

Scotland braces for severe flooding as heavy rain and melting snow increase risks, with nine flood warnings and thirteen alerts issued across the country. The Met Office warns of heavy rain and strong winds in north-western Scotland until Monday. The Scottish Government coordinates responses with partners, urging residents to monitor weather forecasts and travel updates closely. Checkout Solipillow.com

New research reveals that Robert Burns To a Haggis is more than a humorous ode to Scotlands national dish. The poem, written in 1786, transformed the humble haggis into a symbol of Scottish pride, challenging foreign cuisines. The study traces the poems roots back to medieval epics and Enlightenment writers, who used food to promote local Scottish eats and frugality. Burns Suppers, starting with a small gathering in 1801, have evolved into a global tradition, with nine and a half million people celebrating annually. The research highlights Burns use of mock-heroic style and irreverent grace to elevate haggis, tying it to class pride and national identity. The findings will be shared at a conference in 2026 and a crowdsourced archive will collect global Burns Supper stories, recipes, and adaptations. Checkout Solipillow.com