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Dad and tot in horror smash

A DAD and his one-year-old son had a miraculous escape when their car left the busy A78 and ploughed into trees.

Farkas Deak’s 16-month-old son, Benedict, who was in the back seat, was unscathed despite a section of tree crashing through the side of the car.

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Folk star Duncan McCrone, right, is heading for the Royal West of Scotland Boat Club next weekend.

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'Scumbag' school slur sparks fury

GREENOCK’S east end parents are outraged after a senior councillor branded their award-winning school a “scumbag” facility.

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Weights champ in net bust

A CHAMPION weightlifter from Greenock was nabbed illegally selling a performance-enhancing substance over the internet.

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Jobs to go at Cigna

WORRIED staff at a Greenock-based health insurance firm fear for their livelihoods — after they were told jobs could be axed.

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Tributes paid to cafe king

INVERCLYDE is mourning the loss of a genuine cafe king.

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Multi-million pound housing plan

A MULTI-MILLION- pound housing plan and a £60,000 cash boost for youth football have given Inverclyde its second regeneration boost in two days.

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1,700 new jobs in dock revamp

ONE of the largest regeneration projects ever seen in Scotland has been formally launched at Greenock’s historic James Watt Dock.

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Sacked postie wins payout

A GREENOCK postman who won compensation for unfair dismissal after taking a day off because of a hangover has welcomed the decision.

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Tourist tells of 'axe attack'

A GERMAN tourist told a court how he was set upon with his own hiking axe by a gang of teenagers.

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