Life of Scots teen battling cancer saved by European stem cell stranger

Cancer battler Adeline Davidson, aged four, is on the road to recovery after her much-delayed bone marrow transplant finally went ahead. Parents Steph, 27, and Jordan, 28, endured a rollercoaster two years as ops involving three possible donors had to be cancelled because of medical complications.

Scots businessman says the only reason he is still alive today is because he was handed an 11-year prison sentence. Darren Wright was part of a hooded gang who stormed Javed Mukhtar ’s Glasgow home at gunpoint in September 2006, held him captive for 25 days hooded and in handcuffs, and demanded £2.5million for his safe return.

Thornliebank and died in front of his mum, Phyllis Ferns. He was in his Audi A3 on Crebar Street when a man approached and assaulted him.

mountain bike clip for Red Bull. Kriss Kyle, who was starring in his first-ever mountain bike edit with Red Bull, pulled off astonishing jumps and barely believable tricks in the clip, which shows why he is one of the best riders in the world.The video, which premiered on Red Bull TV, is dubbed ‘Out Of Season’ and shows the Glasgow-based 29-year-old showcase a number of world first tricks down a unique custom-built track.

Glaswegians have raised more than £6,000 for a refugee food delivery courier after his bike was nicked. Abdulwahab Ibrahim Bahar had travelled to Scotland from his native Sudan around 18 months ago to start a new life away from war and poverty.

battling a rare blood cancer for two years has finally received a life-saving stem cell transplant.But now Adeline Davidson has a new battle – trying to grow her hair back.The side effects of chemotherapy have caused problems with her oxygen levels and the embedding of the stem cells has been giving the four-year-old pains in her back, stomach and legs.But the only thing she is upset about is losing her lovely brown locks.

cancer diagnosis. Sarah Fraser, from Livingston, West Lothian, was stunned to be told by medics she had bowel cancer after complaining of stomach pain.

Greenock, said: “I was a regular blood donor so I followed the link and ­registered.”While he was not a match for the man in the appeal, in November ­JohnPaul got a call from the charity DKMS, which runs registers for stem cell and bone marrow donors, saying he was a potential match for someone else.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest headlines every day.We also send

Tinder dating profile had been set up using his picture. Liberal Democrat Alex Cole-Hamilton shared a screenshot of the bogus account which allegedly belongs to a man named Muller who lives in Edinburgh.

benefits after a DWP blunder.Abbie Phillips who suffers from Chiari Malformation had hoped to grab a 'chance at independence' by moving out of her parents ' home in November.But the 19-year-old from Glasgow was left penniless and without help for four months after moving to Parkhead into a home which accommodates her disabilities.Abbie was diagnosed with Chiari Malformation brain syndrome when she was just 15 leaving her with chronic fatigue which triggered a weight gain of around ten stone.Her

pensioner has been reported to police after a horror crash in Glasgow. The two-motor smash took place on Springburn Road, near the Shell Petrol Station on Saturday.

motorist who ran over a stab victim lying on the road turned Good Samaritan when he stopped and rushed the man to hospital.Salam Ibrahim, 33, was at the wheel of his VW Golf when he drove over Steven Cartwright, 35, who was lying on his back on the road at George Street, Paisley, in the early hours of May 1, last year.Ibrahim quickly phoned an ambulance to report the accident and joined witnesses in rushing to Mr Cartwright’s aid as he lay suffering from severe crush injuries and stab wounds ,

veterans who have battled from the brink of despair have now been plunged back to their darkest days during the Covid-19 pandemic.The Record has discovered that for many ex-service personnel with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), the coronavirus crisis feels like being back in the killing fields of Iraq and Afghanistan.Our probe also revealed that one of the UK’s leading PTSD experts has also warned that the condition is not limited to the military community, with many civilians facing

jail and pledged to return the cash. Clair and Louise Smith’s victims said they’ve not even had an apology from the pair, who had posed as their doting carers.Speaking for the first time about the betrayal, Crawford Pirrie, 73, and wife Marlene, 75, said: “We’re ashamed to be related to them.”The 25-year-olds were trusted with the frail couple’s bank card to run errands for them – but swiped £8000.

court over a television.When Nathan Blair couldn’t get credit, friend Heather Baird agreed to buy him the massive 70in plasma TV – as long as he kept up the weekly repayments.But when the pair from Dalry, Ayrshire, fell out, he stopped handing her the cash and she sued.Their row has rumbled on through a string of hearings and is even set to change Scots law around the way legal papers are served.Appeal judges recently quashed a decision to hand the telly to Heather after Nathan claimed he hadn’t

Covid-19 lockdown because they didn’t have access to a computer or broadband connection. Education Secretary John Swinney will use a campaign conference speech today to announce the election pledge.

outdoors? Maybe bagging a Munro at the weekend, hitting the trails on your bikes, or indulging in a spot of outdoor camping? Well, if you are, you could be the stars of a new ad campaign for a Scottish Nature c harity.

Down's Syndrome Awareness Day. Eight-year-old Chloe Lennon appears in the clip and joins celebrities such as The Vamps, comedian Rob Beckett, former Bucks Fizz star, Cheryl Baker, TV presenter Melvin Oodom and Wayne Lineker, amongst others.

A woman involved in a drug dealing operation narrowly avoided a prison sentence this week.Police officers stopped a BMW in East Kilbride when it almost crashed into their vehicle after failing to give way.Inside the car they found more than £1000 in banknotes and a bag containing cannabis wraps.Amy Adams, 26, was ordered to carry out 200 hours of unpaid community work when she appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court.She admitted being concerned in the supply of cannabis in Sydney Drive, East

Airdrie woman has shared her story of receiving a life-changing kidney transplant – saying: “The change it’s made to my life is quite unbelievable, and I have my donor to thank for that.”Fiona Davies was diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease (PKD) at the age of 17, and went on to receive a transplant four years ago having reached end-stage kidney failure in October 2016.Talking about her experience to mark the recent world kidney day, she told of her gratitude for the transplant that has