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XL Bully attack leaves Scots schoolboy with life-changing injuries
XL Bully Attack Leaves Scottish Schoolboy with Life-Changing Injuries A harrowing incident involving an XL Bully has left a young Scottish schoolboy with life-changing injuries. Little Teddy Kerr, only five years old, had his face reconstructed after the dog viciously attacked him at a property in Paisley. The dog was subsequently put down following the…
Sudden illness turned Scots mum-of-three’s life upside down as friends launch £75,000 fundraiser to send her to US for treatment
Friends Rally to Support Scots Mum-of-Three with Sudden Illness By [Your Name], UK Correspondent Dana Gardiner, a mother of three from Scotland, has had her life dramatically altered by a sudden and debilitating illness. Close friends have launched a fundraising campaign to raise £75,000 to send her to the United States for essential treatment. At…
Are XL Bully laws really enough after mauling leaves Scots boy with life-changing injuries?
XL Bully laws under question after Scots boy sustains life-changing injuries In a sobering turn of events, the recent mauling of a Scottish boy has reignited debates on the effectiveness of XL Bully laws. The incident left five-year-old Teddy Kerr with severe, life-altering injuries after being attacked by an XL Bully dog. The distressing images…
Disabled Scots woman’s mobility scooter swiped from outside home by heartless thug
Disabled Scots Woman’s Mobility Scooter Stolen from Outside Home A heartless thief has swiped a disabled woman’s mobility scooter from outside her home, leaving her without vital means of transportation. Bonnie Gilroy had parked her scooter next to the disability ramp at her property on Craigentinny Road in Edinburgh, only to return a few minutes…
‘Braveheart’ Colin Hendry finds love again with Edinburgh shop worker
Scots football legend Colin Hendry has found love again more than a decade after he lost his wife, Denise. The former Scotland international and Blackburn Rovers defender experienced personal tragedy when Denise, with whom he had four children, died in 2009, aged 43. Denise passed away from an infection after 80 days in intensive care…
Priest ‘spat on and threatened with baton’ slams council as ban lifted on orange walks in area
A priest who was subjected to threats and spat upon in Glasgow has criticised the local council for allowing loyalist marches to pass by his church. Canon Tom White, who endured the traumatic incident in 2018, has raised concerns about the upcoming procession by the Bridegton Apprentice Boys of Derry in the Calton area this…
Prince William says King Charles and Kate’s cancer struggles made 2024 ‘hardest year of his life’
Prince William revealed during a solo visit to South Africa that the struggles of King Charles and Princess Kate with cancer made 2024 the ‘hardest year of his life’. In an emotional interview, William commended the bravery of his father and wife in facing the disease. He described the challenges faced by his family as…
Grangemouth industrial cluster must sustainably decarbonise to achieve targets
Grangemouth industrial cluster must decarbonise sustainably to achieve targets The Grangemouth industrial cluster is facing the challenge of sustainably decarbonising to reach net zero emissions by 2045, as outlined in a Scottish Government consultation document. Industry participants in the Grangemouth area are encouraged to provide feedback on the Government’s regional transition plan. Recent data indicates…
Liam Payne’s death ruled ‘not to be suicide’ by Argentinian prosecutors
Argentinian prosecutors have ruled out suicide as the cause of Liam Payne’s death, the former One Direction singer who tragically passed away on October 16 after falling from a balcony at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires. The investigation into his death has been ongoing since the incident occurred. In a detailed statement released…
MSPs’ expenses surge by nearly £2million in a year, new report reveals
MSPs’ expenses have surged by nearly £2 million in a year, as per a new report released by the Scottish Parliament. The figures for the 2023/24 financial year revealed that expenses reached £25.35 million, which is £1.89 million higher compared to the previous year. The majority of the expenses, £20.6 million (81%), were allocated to…