David Tennant's wife Georgia planned her funeral after cervical cancer diagnosis

The gran of a Scots tot who died from a brain tumour has received more than 100,000 signatures on her petition calling for more research into childhood cancer.Logan Maclean was just three years-old when he passed away from a diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) - the deadliest of all childhood cancers.Little Logan, from Largs, North Ayrshire, was diagnosed with the incurable disease in November 2016 but tragically died a short 11 months later.Following his death, his heartbroken gran Fiona

Glasgow. At around 11.30pm a fire broke out on the 10th floor of a tenement building on Littleholm Place, Clydebank on Sunday.

builder have won a massive payout after his death from asbestosis.Colin Wilson, 62, was exposed to asbestos 40 years ago while working as a labourer.He felt healthy for decades until 2015 when shortness of breath forced him to the doctors.It was originally thought the symptoms were caused by Colin’s smoking habit but scans later confirmed to medics the primary cause of his mesothelioma was actually asbestos.Mesothelioma is a type of cancer which develops from the thin layer of tissue that covers

cancer has called on Scots families to sign a petition to fund research she believes could have saved his life. Fiona Donva was left heartbroken when three-year-old Logan Maclean died just months after he was diagnosed with diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG), a rare brain tumour.The toddler, from Largs in Ayrshire, was first taken to the doctor with a sore ankle when medics discovered the incurable mass.

Scots with cancer are living in fear of Covid-19, according to research by Macmillan Cancer Support.About 38,000 people with cancer in Scotland – 15 per cent of those who have the disease – have barely left the house because they are scared about catching the virus.Melissa McNaughton, 31, a blood cancer patient, from Glasgow, said: “I’ve never had anxiety but being in lockdown made me anxious to leave my flat.

knifeman who had injured several people.

knifeman who had injured several people. A few minutes later Constable David Whyte was stabbed before armed police shot the suspect dead in the hotel.Six people are being treated in hospital after the incident.

student after a body was discovered in the search for him. The family of David Macleod, 18, who was last seen in Aberdeen on Friday, have been told of the find.

Madalina Sneddon’s husband, Scots engineer Craig Sneddon, 46, has been accused of murdering her following the incident in the popular tourist city of Aix-en-Provence.Yesterday, a friend of the couple said their families are devastated and believe the death is a tragic accident.The friend, who asked not to be named, said: “Craig and Madalina have been married for many years – over 20 at least.

Aberdeen. Officers from Police Scotland made the grim discovery in the wooded area near to Grandholm Drive at around 3pm on Wednesday, June 24.

Finlay Wilson and Alan Lambie as the “most gorgeous couple I have ever seen” – before marrying them over the internet.The big day for online star Finlay, 33, best known for his Kilted Yoga videos, and husband Alan, 41, happened last month during lockdown – but will be shown today on Michelle’s BBC3 show How’s Your Head, Hun?Michelle, who is a judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race and took part in Strictly Come Dancing, is an ordained minister.For her new show, she wanted to officiate at a wedding during

Broxburn Athletic have signed midfielder David Greenhill from Lowland League outfit Spartans.The 34-year-old becomes the fourth new arrival of the off-season and will bring a wealth of experience to the East of Scotland Premier Division side.Greenhill enjoyed a lengthy spell in the SPFL having started his career at Clyde and Alloa Athletic before tallying around 200 appearances for Berwick Rangers during a six-year stint with the Borders outfit.He then joined East Stirlingshire where he spent

David Ross set up Stanelydrive Chauffeur Services four years ago and enjoys driving tourists – and the odd celebrity – around Scotland when they arrive at Glasgow Airport.Due to the coronavirus lockdown all his business dried up so he decided to volunteer his services Paisley’s Accord Hospice, which was delighted to accept.So for the past few months, he’s been collecting and driving patients to the Beatson Cancer Centre in Glasgow to help them continue their treatment.

Covid-19. Experts from the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh (RCPE) said there needs to be more robust plans to protect vulnerable groups such as those in care homes.

Broxburn Athletic have announced their third new signing of the summer with the arrival of Greg Nicol from Whitburn.The defensive midfielder joins his former skipper at the Burnie, Gary Brass, in making the move from Central Park to the East of Scotland Premier Division side.Nicol, who counts Falkirk Juniors and West Calder United amongst his previous clubs, told the Broxburn Athletic website that manager Chris Townsley sold him on the move.He said: "Broxburn is a fantastic community club with

ruthless landlord has set up a debt collection service which sends heavies in stab-proof vests to recover cash.David Love and his team travel to homes and businesses to chase debts – and pocket half of the money recovered.Love and his heavies wear bodycams and protective gear during the visits and the Record has obtained footage of his intimidating methods.One video shows a woman telling Love his behaviour is “threatening” and claims he sent her “an email with incredibly violent suggestive

Cancer patients could be sent to different health boards for surgery as pressure lifts from coronavirus.