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Two in court charged with murder over Armadale shooting

Two in court charged with murder over Armadale shooting
BBC Scotland Monday 21 September 2026, 18:43 UTC 1 min read
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Billy Watson was pronounced dead after police were called to a property in the West Lothian town on Saturday morning.

Billy Watson was pronounced dead after police were called to a property in the West Lothian town on Saturday morning.
Armadale (ORG) Billy Watson (PERSON) West Lothian (LOCATION)
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