Electrocuted Scots window cleaner played with baby girl moments before tragic death

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Primark will launch a new website next year which will allow customers to check which products are in store at their local branch. The budget retailer currently provides customers with a preview of the latest products available to buy in the majority of stores.

brutally beaten up by a gang of female thugs in a Scots park.Terrifying footage has circulated on social media showing the vicious assault where the 13-year-old was thrown to the ground before being punched, kicked and stamped on on the ground in Leith Links Park in Edinburgh.It is understood that an adult tried to break up the fight and was herself assaulted by the youths during the rammy around 5.40pm on Saturday.Police have confirmed that the 13-year-old girl and a 31-year-old woman were

lawyer after her sudden death yesterday, Mum-of-two Anne Duffy, 50, was a partner at Caird Vaughn Solicitors and was well respected in legal circles in Dundee.We told how cops and paramedics were called to the scene on Thorter Row, next to the River Tay, in the City of Discovery at around 9am on Monday after the alarm was raised.

Scottish chapel which featured in the hit film, the Da Vinci Code.

Glasgow on Monday and was last seen around 3.15pm in the Springburn area. The 18-year-old is described as being white, of slim build and has long dark blonde hair.When she was last seen she was wearing a white flowery top, a beige cardigan and black leggings.Inspector Bob Anderson from Baird Street Police Station said: “There are concerns for Carrie’s welfare and we’re asking anyone who may have seen her since this time, or has information on where she could be, to get in touch.

Officers received a report of the "five or six-year-old" spotted alone on Arthurstone Terrace in Dundee at around 11.50am on Saturday, June 26.

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

jailed. David Lauriston, 39, from South Lanarkshire went berserk at other passengers as well as air stewardesses on board a Jet2 flight from Glasgow to Bodrum, Turkey on September 21.

child in Inverness. Jamie Trisha Poirier has been slammed after she didn’t alert her bosses to the serious sexual assault claims as well a bruise on another youngster's face.

court heard today. Detective Sergeant Nick Eaton, 45, visited Gary More, 32, at his home in Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, on 23 July 2018.

nasal cavity. Donations poured in from strangers after a campaign was launched to help the mum, from Paisley, marry her partner Steven this summer before she passed away.But she died last month before making it down the aisle after doctors said there was nothing more they could do.

hospital after being hit by a car on a Scots street. Emergency crews raced to Buckstone Terrace in Edinburgh around 5pm last night after the 13-year-old was struck by the vehicle.

police after her little girl came running into their house on Castlemilk Road in Kings Park, Glasgow, in tears on Sunday evening around 5pm. The eight-year-old was playing in the front garden with her two cousins when the small unmanned aircraft, which has a camera attached, arrived and started flying nearby.

schoolgirl died after falling from a roof above a supermarket in Largs. The 13-year-old, named locally as Sarah from Fairlie, is thought to have fallen from a height just before midnight on Saturday.

Road Policing Scotland unit. Images of the wreckage show the windscreen caved in, and the passenger side front wheel missing from the car.But after officers arrived the driver was swabbed and tested positive for drugs.

Scots student campus just days before his 18th birthday. Lee Shewan, from Gairloch in the Highlands, was discovered within halls at Inverness College, part of the University of the Highlands and Islands.

teen lived for four years not knowing her spine was twisted and curved 'like a snake' after starting her period sparked a major spinal condition. Medics believe Eve Ross first started having symptoms of Idiopathic Scoliosis, where the spine gradually twists and curves to the side, when her menstrual cycle started aged 14.

iOS - Android Planning and building standards manager Tony Finn said: "The proposals represent an amendment to a previous consent that was issued by the Scottish Government in 2018."That involved the erection of 17 turbines at a height of 132m.