Assisted dying plan for Scotland branded 'dangerous' by Labour MSP

iOS - Android Now, David’s uplifting story is landing on doormats across the country as he spearheads the charity's summer fundraising drive.David’s mum, Jean, admits she feared she’d lose her son, who was put into a medically-induced coma a number of times to help his body recover from a major operation.But each time he was brought round from his unconscious state, the Sense Scotland staff who provide round-the-clock support to David in his Coatbridge home, were there for him.Beth Mallon, who

Preston when he fell and suffered horrific injuries on April 4 2021. An inquest held at Preston Coroner's Court on July 8 heard that Mr Hawthorne, from Glasgow, was immediately taken to the Royal Preston Hospital but sadly passed away two weeks later.

West Lothian house has been named as Keith Allan. Police were called to the scene on Falside Crescent in Bathgate at around 8pm on Monday after the alarm was raised.

Police and other emergency services scrambled to Falside Crescent, Bathgate, after being called to reports of an incident at around 8pm on Monday July 5.A 42-year-old man died following the alleged disturbance, with a 32-year-old has been arrested in connection with the death.Forensic teams and police officers were today spotted outside the scene, where a tent has been erected while teams collect evidence.Enquiries are currently ongoing.Officers warn that locals will notice a heavy police

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to receive the bonus payment for health and social care workers which was announced by SNP ministers in November 2020.

covid and suffered pneumonia, sepsis, blood clots and had to learn to walk again is celebrating returning to work and being promoted.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionOriginally from Grangemouth, Gillian was previously a staffer for the Greens and was a campaign support officer for the Lothian region.The new MSP told Lanarkshire Live: "Having worked in and around the Parliament for some time, I have an understanding of how it all works."But it is very different being in the chamber and voting, making speeches, etc."I have been quite busy

dog died as a result of his neglect. Police raised concern after two dogs were discovered at the Wishaw property of 19-year-old Jordan Edment and described as “skin and bones”.

cancer victim who passed away before his 21st birthday. Joe Wardell, of Irvine, Ayrshire, died after what is believed to be a short fight with cancer after discovering he had a lump on his leg and groin in February.

Police Scotland, who believed he was one of Europe’s most wanted fugitives, has died. Guy Joao, 71, passed away in hospital near Paris after a long illness.

Police have launched a probe after the horror incident happened at around 10.45am yesterday morning. Emergency services raced to the scene and the 23-year-old worker was rushed to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.

fishing vessel in the Inner Hebrides.

Pam Duncan-Glancy, the first permanent wheelchair user elected to Holyrood, said thousands of Scots had gone without adequate care during the height of the coronavirus pandemic - leaving many families at "breaking point" as a result. In an interview with the Record, the Glasgow MSP explained why she cannot support a proposed bill which would legalise assisted dying at a time when so many people are unable to live independently.

trial. Edith Duncan was alleged to have taken the life of the Edinburgh three-year-old by dangerous driving.

Katy Clark, a left winger, said indyref2 should happen if the parliament says there “needs” to be one. She also said Holyrood should have a veto on Trident renewal and going to war.

Katy Clark said Peel Ports Group, which has a substantial presence in Scotland, should be brought into public ownership.Part of a vast UK-wide network, the firm has ports in Glasgow, Greenock, Hunterston and Ardrossan which it says act as the nation’s “gateway to Ireland and transatlantic Americas as well as European hubs”.Peel is also the controlling Port Authority for 450 square miles of the River Clyde and more than 15.4 million tonnes of cargo are processed every year.However Clark, who was

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.An 'irreplaceable' man who showed waning signs of sepsis experienced significant delays in treatment and went without medical observations for almost four hours, an inquest heard.South Manchester Coroner's Court heard Steven Hathaway, 47, from Denton, was rushed to Tameside Hospital before 6pm on March 18, last year after he turned 'blue in the