Man, 54, dies in horror paragliding crash in Scottish Highlands

James Bond on the big screen in 1962 on Dr No. A lot of the Bond actors who have followed have taken inspiration from the Scottish star, including the latest 007 star Daniel Craig.

A man has died after plunging from the tenth floor of a multi-story car park at a Scots shopping centre.

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Dumfries around 7.30am on Sunday 3 October.It is believed he has travelled back towards Stonehaven.However, the 38-year-old has not been seen since and there are growing concerns for his welfare.Craig is described as white, 6ft 1ins tall, average build, with short dark hair and stubble on his face.It is not known what he was wearing last but may be driving a black Audi Q3 VRM SV69VOB.A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Anyone who may have seen Craig or his vehicle since this time, or who has

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Officers were called to a 'disturbance', which the force say 'involved a number of people', at Beaufort Gardens, Beauly in the Highlands around 7.45pm last night. A 38-year-old man was taken to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness for treatment to serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle during the incident.

James Bond star Daniel Craig has revealed his joy at getting to film in the Scottish Highlands - and how he coped with our notorious midges. The 53-year-old filmed scenes for new Bond flick No Time To Die over the summer.The film, the 25th Bond release, features thrilling action scenes, including one which shows a car chase resulting in vehicles flying through the air.

Perth minister is on top of the world after completing a gruelling race across the summits of some of Scotland’s most stunning mountains. Rev Jim Stewart (53) competed against people half his age from around the world in the 18-mile Salomon Ring of Steall Skyrace in the Highlands on Saturday, September 18.He drew deeply on his faith for strength as he ran and scrambled across extremely challenging terrain, including two ridges and four Munros - mountains higher than 3000 feet - in Lochaber.

ship used that was nearly sunk after dragging a barge were not 'necessary competent' for the task, a watchdog has ruled. The Shearwater was severely damaged and flooded after repeated collisions with the unmanned barge Agem One near Kinlochbervie in the Highlands on April 9 last year.

near Loch Na Gainmhich by the A894 shortly before 4.45pm on Saturday, September 18.The incident involved a collision involving two paramotors.Another woman, understood to be the 'Human Swan' Sacha Dench, also suffered serious injuries, although they are not thought to be life-threatening.Ms Dench made headlines in 2016 when she travelled 4500 miles in a motorised paraglider from the Arctic to the UK following the migration route of the swan.It's understood the pair had been taking part in an

hospital on Wednesday as a result of injuries she sustained in a crash on the A87, between Balmacara and Kyle of Lochalsh, at around 1pm on August 22. Emergency services raced to the road after a smash involving a Honda Jazz car and a Skoda Rapid car.

missing man was last seen almost a week ago as police appeal for information to trace his whereabouts. Craig McWhirter, 29, was spotted leaving Maybole, South Ayrshire around 6pm on Sunday September 12.

Scots road after it became spooked by a revving overtaking vehicle. The horse and its rider were travelling on the unnamed road to Armadale from the B8028 at Avonbridge yesterday evening at about 5.15pm.

Highlands. Police were alerted to the death of the 32-year-old on Sunday, September 13.