Scots cop who died after 14 year coma following horror crash honoured with 500 mile horse and cart drive

Supermarket chain Iceland has said sorry to a Scots shopper over two "stinking" and "disgusting" ready meals which melted in his oven. Podcaster and TV presenter Craig Stephens, from Portobello, near Edinburgh, was outraged after the chicken curry ready meals were destroyed - despite him following the cooking instructions.

Police have launched a probe after the horror incident happened at around 10.45am yesterday morning. Emergency services raced to the scene and the 23-year-old worker was rushed to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.

fishing vessel in the Inner Hebrides.

fire crews, and the RNLI scrambled to Tobermory on the Isle of Mull after the fire took hold in the car deck of Calmac Ferries' MV Isle of Lewis. The boat was travelling between Oban and Castlebay before it was forced to stop when the blaze started from the fridge of a camper van.

Largs, late on Saturday night after reports a girl had been injured in a fall at around 11:45pm. The 13-year-old was tragically pronounced dead at the scene.

Covid-19. Luke Horne began to worry when his face and feet started to swell and his skin turned grey while at home in East Lothian last summer.

tragic accident has described him as “very, very loving” as she prepares to say her final goodbye. William McNally, 13, passed away in hospital on June 5 after getting into trouble in the water at the River Gryffe, in Renfrewshire, where it’s understood he had been with friends.

River Clyde has been pictured for the first time. Aidan Rooney, from Wishaw, was pulled from the water at Garrion Bridge by emergency services on Sunday after the alarm was raised shortly after 3pm.

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.

Clydebank has tragically died, police have confirmed.

police car, showering the driver with broken glass, a court heard Gerald McFarlane approached PC David Crighton in the Deans area of Livingston, West Lothian, Livingston Sheriff Court was told. He shouted and swore at the officer before repeatedly battering the driver’s side window of the police car, causing it to smash.

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.

Dundee, was severely malnourished and being fed through a tube which she had to be hooked up to for 16 hours a day. She also had a number of other health issues including Crohn's disease, osteoporosis, COPD and arthritis.

died following a horror, early-morning crash in Moray. The smash involved a white Transit van and a white Suzuki motorbike on the A941, at its junction towards Birnie, in Elgin on Tuesday morning.

Perth.Emergency services were called to the scene on Pomarium Street at around 8.30pm on Saturday, June 5, after the alarm was raised. Paramedics battled to save the tragic young man but he was sadly pronounced dead at the scene a short while later.Police Scotland confirmed they were called to the address but said that the death is not believed to be suspicious.

Emergency services scrambled to Baird Terrace in Harthill, North Lanarkshire, after the 15-year-old boy, named locally as Jay Gallacher, was struck at around 8.10pm on Saturday, June 5.

River Gryffe. William McNally was rescued from the water near Auchans Farm in Houston, Johnstone, around 6.50pm on Wednesday June 2.

Blooming Wild Adventures were shocked to discover you can actually visit the famous rock after she shared a selection of pics from her trip adding that there is so much to see there, that she can't wait to go back.The popular blogger, who is from Dumfries and Galloway and regularly cycles and camps wild on her own across some of Scotland's most beautiful locations, revealed that for once it wasn't actually herself that planned the trip.