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The end of the line: The last train to run the longest UK direct route - Aberdeen to Penzance - sets off this morning on the 775-mile journey CrossCountry Trains ScotRail BBC Scotland News

The end of the line: The last train to run the longest UK direct route - Aberdeen to Penzance - sets off this morning on the 775-mile journey CrossCountry Trains ScotRail BBC Scotland News

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"I did have a penguin in my bathtub once." New Aberdeen sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel addresses his colourful past, including how he once "borrowed" a penguin and was "dead in Bradford". He was also asked if he backs manager Jimmy Thelin. More:
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"I did have a penguin in my bathtub once." New Aberdeen sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel addresses his colourful past, including how he once "borrowed" a penguin and was "dead in Bradford". He was also asked if he backs manager Jimmy Thelin. More:

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"To raise the alarm so quickly made a huge difference." An ambulance worker has met the patient who helped save his life. Shaun McBride had a cardiac arrest outside hospital in Banchory while preparing to take a 72-year-old amputee to Aberdeen. More:
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"To raise the alarm so quickly made a huge difference." An ambulance worker has met the patient who helped save his life. Shaun McBride had a cardiac arrest outside hospital in Banchory while preparing to take a 72-year-old amputee to Aberdeen. More:

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12,849 views • 2 years ago

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