Everyone?s had their fill of petrol prices in East Kilbride (icLanarkshire - East Kilbride News) SOARING fuel prices are crippling businesses, taxi firms and commuters across East Kilbride. The News can reveal many cabbies in the town are considering quitting as the price of filling their tanks continues to rise. Booth carries on Scottish form (The Courier) Wallace Booth dragged his little sister Carly back to St Andrews yesterday to show the Curtis Cup player how to play the famous links as he maintained his excellent form in gaining a share of the lead after the first round of the St Andrews Links Trophy. Teachers voice budget cuts fear (BBC News) Scottish Labour says teacher concern over budget cuts in Paisley point to a growing classroom crisis. Schools set to back scheme for vocational courses at colleges (The Herald) PUPILS preferring a vocational rather than an academic career will be able to spend half a week of their school time at college or university under the first scheme of its kind in Scotland. Tony Blair, master of empty style here again (Daily Telegraph) How Tony Blair beamed on his return to Westminster. His lightly-tanned features widened in a grin that would have split a lesser man in two, and when he also raised his eyebrows in delight we began to wonder if he was made of latex rather than of flesh and blood.
