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Kevin Scott
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Multimedia Journalist, STV North East & Tayside News
Glasgow
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Feature Writing.Note: Taking control of/merging my profile deleted a large portion of my "as seen in" mentions. Working on correcting.Arts & Entertainment Culture Lifestyle
Terrorism, war, economy
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True extent of Scottish Water’s sewage pollution 'could be as high as 364,629 sewage discharges in 2024'
By Kevin Scott Verified| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified Shelley Sim woke up with stomach pains and fatigue after taking a dip in the sea to celebrate a friend’s birthday last year. The East Lothian-based carer was told by her GP to urgently get to hospital, where she stayed for five days with severe gastroenteritis and dehydration. Shelley, who is a member of the swim group Salty Sisters, underwent several weeks of appointments that led to a final diagnosis of cryptosporidium – a diarrheal disease contracted by swimming in contaminated water.
By Kevin Scott Verified| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified Experts have downgraded forecasts for Scotland’s economy amid warnings that conditions will be “turbulent and uncertain”. The Fraser of Allander Institute said the start of 2025 had seen “growing unease”, with the think tank saying firms were preparing for “rising costs and escalating geopolitical tension – most notably, the introduction of trade tariffs by US President Donald Trump”.
True extent of Scottish Water’s sewage pollution 'could be as high as 364,629 sewage discharges in 2024'
By Kevin Scott Verified| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified Shelley Sim woke up with stomach pains and fatigue after taking a dip in the sea to celebrate a friend’s birthday last year. The East Lothian-based carer was told by her GP to urgently get to hospital, where she stayed for five days with severe gastroenteritis and dehydration. Shelley, who is a member of the swim group Salty Sisters, underwent several weeks of appointments that led to a final diagnosis of cryptosporidium – a diarrheal disease contracted by swimming in contaminated water.
Company Info
STV North East & Tayside News
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
+44 141 300 3000