Caroline Glachan's mum says 'justice has been done' after killers jailed for life

Snoop Dogg has said he has “nothing but love and respect” for Donald Trump.The US rapper – who previously blasted the former president for being “racist” and compared him to the devil – appeared to put their past feuds behind them in a new interview.Speaking to The Sunday Times, the ‘Gin And Juice’ rapper said: “Donald Trump? He ain’t done nothing wrong to me. He has done only great things for me.”He referred specifically to Trump’s 2021 pardoning of Michael Harris, the co-founder of Snoop’s Death Row label, who spent more than three decades behind bars for drug trafficking and conspiracy to commit murder.

First he shocked the world by proclaiming he was giving up smoking.

Sian Welby is fast becoming a household name after joining the This Morning team last week and hosting Capital Breakfast since 2020, but admits that fame does have a scary side too.The presenter, 38, has revealed that she's had some incidents with fans since rising to fame, including one who has been sending her 'creepy' messages for the last ten years. “Obviously I get a few creeps. I have had somebody for the past 10 years who has wanted to gunge me.

Scotland's Covid bereaved are demanding First Minister Humza Yousaf answers key questions as he faces the UK Covid Inquiry today.

passed away on November 15 at the age of 32. It has now been confirmed that his death was an accident and caused by a lethal combination of fentanyl, ketamine and cocaine in his system.TMZ reported at the time that Dex’s girlfriend called first responders to a property in Los Angeles, California, where he was found unresponsive in a locked bathroom. He is said to have been pronounced dead at the scene.The report confirms the initial statement his parents, Dana and Paula Carvey, made last year: “Last night we suffered a terrible tragedy.

Nicola Sturgeon has been challenged to reveal the full extent of her use of a private SNP email address when speaking with government advisers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Colin Firth is teaming up with Peacock for a new limited series.

Ellise Shafer Colin Firth will lead the upcoming Sky and Peacock original series “Lockerbie,” about the 1988 flight disaster in which 259 passengers and crew members were killed. On Dec. 21, 1988, Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland 38 minutes after take-off.

A Scots granddad has been accused of breaking the law and could be sent to prison in Dubai - after asking for music to be turned down while babysitting his granddaughter.

Award-winning actor Colin Firth is set to star in the upcoming Sky and Peacock Original limited event series 'Lockerbie' which is based on the 1988 disaster.

Colin Firth will star as a grieving father in Sky and Peacock‘s true-life drama series Lockerbie.

This is the first photograph of Gumma, the American XL bully dog who mauled two pensioners, leaving one needing surgery.

A brave Scots survivor abused by his uncle has told how he has been given a "fresh start" after the beast was caged for eight years.

A paedophile who abducted a child and abused her for 27 hours will have a bid to reduce his “excessive” sentence considered amid claims it put “too much weight” on his transgender identity, a court has heard.

A former Cabinet Secretary has said any decision to prosecute Nicola Sturgeon or her husband over SNP fraud claims should not be made by the Crown Office.

Meri Brown has officially found love once again after her split from Sister Wives patriarch Kody Brown!

Excited and nervous to cohost the Bigo Awards with @realmissnatalienunn today. Anything can happen. Seriously!

The mum of murdered schoolgirl Caroline Glachan says justice has been served after two of her killers were locked up for a total of 40 years.

A one-legged paedophile who is supposed to be behind bars in the West Indies has been told he can carry on living in Scotland.

A lawyer representing hundreds of Horizon victims says Scotland is “lagging behind” in the race to exonerate wronged sub-postmasters as convicted Scots face court again today.