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A woman has suffered serious injuries when she was knocked down after getting off a bus in an Angus village. Heroin with a street value of £100000 has been seized by police in Fife. Officers stopped a car on the M90 near Kelty shortly after five o’clock yesterday and recovered a kilo of the drug. Eldery patients in Tayside are set to benefit from a major revamp of hospital wards. More than one point three million pounds is to be spent upgrading beds and bathroom facilities. Bargain hunters have been out in force at a Dundee furniture store, which is closing after more than a century in business. A CCTV image has been released of a man police want to speak to in connection with the attempted robbery of a woman in Dundee. The incident took place last Friday morning in Fintry Road at the junction with Finella Gardens. Finally, thousands of pounds worth of security equipment is to be donated to Perth’s Black Watch Museum after it was targetted by vandals. This is an international version of the news which may have been edited for rights reasons.