Aberdeen & North - Wednesday, November 17, 2010

The Scottish Finance Secretary has unveiled the toughest budget since devolution started revealing a package of measures designed to save more than a billion pounds. The Chief Inspector of Prisons says a quarter of inmates released from Peterhead will be back behind bars. In other news former employees of collapsed construction firm ROK have been speaking out. It's emerged a management buy-out deal could have saved the Highland division of the company, but administrators favoured another bid which later fell through. Finally, a former member of the French Foreign Legion has been jailed for almost four years after admitting trying to smuggle heroin into Shetland. This is an international version of the news which may have been edited for rights reasons.

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