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Mortician reveals what really happens to organs after death – and people feel uneasy
Mortician Reveals Shocking Truth About Organ Handling After Death In a recent podcast appearance, mortuary technician Hayleigh, also known as the Mort Tech on TikTok, has stirred up a storm by shedding light on the little-known secrets of her profession, sparking discomfort among listeners with her frank revelations. Hayleigh’s daily duties as a mortuary technician…
Husband and wife team behind best-selling Ambrose Parry novels to appear at Kirkcudbright Book Week 2025
Award-winning crime novelist Chris Brookmyre and Dr. Marisa Haetzman, the husband and wife duo behind the best-selling Ambrose Parry novels, are set to make an appearance at Kirkcudbright Book Week 2025. The event, to be held in the Artists’ Town in March, will feature the couple discussing their Raven and Fisher series, which is based…
EuroMillions ticket holders urged to check numbers after wrong ones sent out
EuroMillions ticket holders in the UK are being urged to double-check their numbers following an error that initially sent out the wrong winning numbers. This mistake has led to a staggering £177 million jackpot remaining unclaimed. Despite this error, one lucky UK ticket-holder managed to match the correct numbers in Tuesday’s EuroMillions draw, securing the…
Special recognition for outstanding West Lothian volunteer
Special Recognition for Outstanding Volunteer in West Lothian In a heartwarming gesture, The Centre in Livingston has honoured an exceptional volunteer, Julian Korcipa, for his dedication and service at The Vennie in Knightsridge. Julian was bestowed with a volunteer award and a £100 gift card in appreciation of his significant contributions towards supporting young people…
Motorcycle gang member planted pipe bomb under rival’s father’s van in ‘bizarre feud’
A biker gang member, Daniel Laponder, has been sentenced to nine years in prison for planting a pipe bomb beneath the work van of a rival’s father during an ongoing feud between the Blue Angels and Mad Dogs motorcycle clubs. The incident took place in Lennoxtown, East Dunbartonshire, on June 8, 2024. Laponder, a former…
John Swinney warns of ‘disruption’ to public services if SNP Government Budget voted down
John Swinney has issued a stark warning of potential “disruption” to public services if opposition parties reject the SNP Government’s Budget. The First Minister highlighted the urgency of passing spending plans before the start of the next financial year on April 1, emphasising the “very real” difficulties that would arise if the Budget is not…
Unpaid carers in Rutherglen constituency urged to check eligibility for new support payment
Unpaid carers in Rutherglen and Cambuslang are being encouraged to check their eligibility for the Carer Support Payment by Social Security Scotland. The latest census data reveals that there are more than 42,000 unpaid carers residing in South Lanarkshire. Clare Haughey MSP is urging those in the Rutherglen constituency who provide unpaid care to determine…
Rare striped Scotland football top worn against England nearly 120 years ago could sell for £1200
A rare striped Scotland football jersey worn nearly 120 years ago is set to go under the hammer for £1200. The unique primrose and pink kit was famously worn by left half Peter “the Great” McWilliam during a historic clash against England on April 6, 1907. The match, which ended in a 1-1 draw at…
Scots country park bosses issue plea against fishing after dog left in agony from eating discarded hooks
Mugdock Country Park Issues Plea Against Fishing After Dog Injury Chiefs at Mugdock Country Park have reiterated their stance against fishing on the park’s loch after a heartbreaking incident involving a beloved dog named Bam Bam. The 12-year-old Redbone Coonhound-cross was left in agony after consuming discarded fishing hooks, a consequence of inconsiderate anglers leaving…
Scottish Government considers speed limit cut to 50mph on single carriageway roads
The Scottish Government is contemplating reducing the national speed limit on single carriageways from 60mph to 50mph in a bid to enhance road safety. Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop has initiated a public consultation on the proposed changes, which also include raising speed limits for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs). Research conducted by the government indicates that…