Fearless Scots lamb bounces through air towards stranger in adorable clip

sadly passed away following an incident at the Garrion Bridge. Devastated loved ones have paid tribute to Aidan online and said he will be sorely missed by everyone who knew him.

Stirling, has asked the Daily Record to give her a voice after being “messed around and passed from pillar to post” by the local council who run the facility. Troubled Sean had drug problems and battled addiction to anti-anxiety drug diazepam.In a letter from the Crown Office dated January 6, almost 10 weeks after his death, Terrill learned Sean had died of “methadone and etizolam intoxication”.Etizolam is a street version of diazepam but can be 10 times stronger.

horrific attack at her home because she had spent the evening with her female pal. Paisley Sheriff Court heard blood-splattered Ms Young ran screaming into the street to escape from the clutches of crazed McColl on February 20.

Police have released the first picture of a baby girl who died after falling into a garden pond in Falkirk. 18-month-old Ella-Grace Rimington, known as Gracie, died after she was found unresponsive in water at a property in Dollar Avenue, Bainsford, shortly after 6pm last night, Thursday June, 10.

Falkirk has been locally named as Ella-Grace Rimington.

Edinburgh’s city centre, left the victim with cuts and bruises after the brutal attack. The city’s sheriff court heard on Tuesday how Walsh, 35, “accidentally” picked up the victim’s bag thinking it was his own, sparking an argument.

Amur tiger cubs, who arrived at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland’s (RZSS) Highland Wildlife Park on Tuesday, May 18, are currently being nursed by mum Dominika.

Scots quarry. The 22-year-old, who has been named locally as James Mighton, was pronounced dead at the scene after being pulled from the water at Parkley Fishery near Linlithgow, West Lothian.

A week after my 26th birthday, I lost my great uncle. It wasn’t from Covid-19 and it wasn’t unexpected, but it hit me like nothing else.

five-year-old boy at a Scots zoo - with just a sheet of glass between them. The incredible footage shows little Evan Kennedy screeching in terror as Jayendra the lion tried to get his claws on the youngster at Edinburgh Zoo on Friday, 28 May.

royally -approved company that built coronavirus test centres has been reported to HMRC for allegedly claiming furlough cash while employees were made to work.

virus expert. Hugh Pennington, emeritus professor of bacteriology at Aberdeen University, said Holyrood leaders repeated the same devastating errors as Westminster.

newborn baby so she could tuck into a well-deserved meal. Tanya decided to head out for dinner at a restaurant in Livingston as she 'didn’t have the energy to cook'.

Police say they received reports of the man in the car park of an Arrochar hotel in Argyll and Bute in the early hours of this morning.

gangland enforcer turned a family home into a fatal inferno killing a mother and son. Andrew Milne, 42, from Glasgow, left his DNA on a petrol can he used to pour fuel through the letterbox.

Aberdeen Royal Infirmary by ambulance. The incident happened on February 27 in Bridge of Don and James has now thanked the policemen who saved his life, as well as the charity who donated the equipment.

callous Scots killer who murdered a friend has been cleared of claims he hounded his girlfriend for nine years after being released from jail over the killing.Steven Burns was caged for life in 1999 for murdering pal Patrick O'Dowd in their hometown of Barrhead, East Renfrewshire.He stabbed Mr O'Dowd, 26, in the stomach after his victim had asked him to leave a party due to his drunken behaviour.But Burns, 44, was released on parole in 2010 and began a relationship with Joanne O'Rourke, 41.And

local postman Ian Robertson washed up on the beach on May 23 1971. Ian's daughter Avril Paul said her family, especially her dad, took the youngster to their hearts and came to think of him as one of their own.Her father even tended his grave until his own death some years ago and, at his family's request, was buried close to the Unknown Bairn.

Perth and Kinross. The third baby emerged at around 6pm on Saturday at the Scottish Wildlife Trust's Loch of the Lowes Wildlife Reserve.