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Aberdeen and North - Mon, 10 Dec, 2012
Scots women are being sidelined into low-paid and low status work. That #39;s according to a group of MSPs who are concerned that the glass ceiling in business still hasn #39;t been shattered. Women have also been victims of the recession, with part-time work going increasingly to unemployed men. In other news; Virgin Atlantic have been setting out their plans to compete with British Airways on routes at Scottish airports. The firm will have six flights between London and Edinburgh and three linking Heathrow with Aberdeen. Virgin will take over the landing slots after BMI was bought by British Airways #39; owners, sparking concerns over competition on the routes, in a move that will create around a hundred and fifty jobs. In local news; the highest rate of multiple sclerosis in the world has been found in Orkney. The Islands have, per capita, more people with the condition than any other place, according to a world study of the disease. The research also discovered that the number of people with MS in Orkney has increased. Also in sport; Craig Brown #39;s urged FIFA to step in to prevent club #39;s losing their top prospects for next to nothing. Ryan Fraser #39;s set to become the latest to leave Aberdeen after snubbing a new deal. They now face the prospect of selling Fraser cut price in January or receiving a small amount of compensation when his contract #39;s up in the Summer.From:STVNewsViews:9 0ratingsTime:23:01More inShows

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