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Markus is safe and sound, thanks to Shelter Scotland

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Call to action...rather than celebrating its 50th birthday, Shelter Scotland is planning a 12-month series of events and promotional activities under the banner We're Still Fighting.

Shelter Scotland: we’re still fighting, 50 years later

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That's my girl...Duncan Slater can now enjoy going out for a walk with his daughter Lilly (8), after having both his legs amputated. Despite life-changing injuries, he has no regrets about his RAF service.

Duncan Slater: So proud to be part of the RAF story

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Daddy's girl...Grace was just six months old when Kevin Ogilvie was injured while serving with the RAF. He and his family received a tremendous amount of support from the RAF Benevolent Fund as he tried to overcome his injuries.

Kevin Ogilvie: So proud to be part of the RAF story

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St Andrews runners to take on London Marathon

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Nostalgia - Black Sunday: The day the pits faced closure

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Video: Soak up the atmosphere of the Links Market

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A real buzz around Methil community group!

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Gallery: Pictures from the Fife Free Press archives

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Nostalgia - Black Sunday: The day the pits faced closure

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Gallery: Pictures from the Fife Free Press archives

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The start of the last ever Kirkcaldy Grand Prix in 1988

Pictures: Motorbike fans celebrate 70th anniversary of Beveridge Park races

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Archive: Laying the foundation stone at Templehall Church, Kirkcaldy, April 1955

Nostalgia 1955: Building a new church in Templehall

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Fife Free Press, 1955 - the case of the lonely miner

Nostalgia 1955: The miner who worked underground alone for 12 years

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Sudden death of toddler inspired mum to help other bereaved parents

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Crail to Anstruther is a popular Fife walk (Photo: Shutterstock)

6 of the best walks in Fife with pubs at the end

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Tourism in Fife has continued to blossom throughout 2017, as the Kingdom welcomed more than eight million visitors to the region. PIC IAN RUTHERFORD.

Tourism in Fife continues to grow

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Suzie with one of the youngsters she has been helping in Rwanda.

How teacher Suzie is making a real difference to the people of Rwanda

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Haunted Fife: Where are the most ghost sightings?

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Crail to Anstruther is a popular Fife walk (Photo: Shutterstock)

6 of the best walks in Fife with pubs at the end

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Gavin Wood discovered a plot filled with so many characters about the Jacobite Grenadiers that he ultimately had to publish a trilogy!

Gallery of characters results in a blockbuster of a plot ...

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Kenny at the end of the trek.

Kenny ends epic 2627 mile walk with a surprise

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