A Conservative councillor in Falkirk says he is now backing Liz Truss to become the next Prime Minister because of her determination to "hold the Scottish Government to account".
31.07.2022 - 16:35 / dailyrecord.co.uk
A woman who lost her 'irreplaceable' engagement ring on a Scottish beach was over the moon when a stranger tracked it down using a metal detector and returned it in a dog poo bag. Angie Shipp, 38, was heartbroken when her blue sapphire and diamond engagement ring - which belonged to her late mother-in-law - slipped off while she was enjoying a day out at Yellowcraig Beach, East Lothian.
Angie was out with her husband Paul, 37, and their children Evelyn, three, and four-month-old Isobel, on Father's Day in June this year.
The treasured family heirloom had been given by Angie's father-in-law, Des Shipp, 71, to his wife-to-be, Sue, 58, when the pair got engaged in 1973. Des passed on the ring to Paul when Sue died from pancreatic cancer in 2010.
When the ring went missing, Angie discovered the National Ring Recovery Service and posted a message on the charity's Facebook group requesting help in finding it. After two volunteers leapt into action, the ring was returned to Angie three days later, and she was delighted with the news and overwhelmed by the volunteers' acts of kindness. Mum-of-two Angie, a marketing manager from Edinburgh, said: "It was a miraculous find and being from Northern Ireland myself, I'm putting it down to the luck of the Irish.
"When I lost my ring, I honestly thought I'd never see it again. My husband and I were both absolutely gutted. I felt completely sick - it was the worst feeling I've felt for a long time, and it just felt like such a poignant piece of jewellery.
"I felt like I had really let Paul down and I could tell from his quietness that he was really upset. When I first posted on the Facebook site, I was so desperate but only a matter of days later, I couldn't believe it when my prayers
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