Scots gran of 50 'suffocates to death' at Glasgow hospital after 'oxygen tube disconnects' as family left heartbroken

three-vehicle crash on the A98 in Aberdeenshire.Police were called to the scene between Banff and Portsoy at around 4.25pm on Tuesday after the alarm was raised.Paramedics from the Scottish Ambulance Service were also sent alongside the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service.The road was closed and local diversions put in place whilst the emergency services dealt with the incident.Police Scotland confirmed that two bikers were taken to hospital for treatment but the extent of their injuries is

blind after a planned op was postponed is hoping to see her family at Christmas - as her daughter starts fundraising for private surgery.Terrified Kathryn Nicoll, 64, from Whitburn, West Lothian, woke up two weeks ago to find her sight gone after developing cataracts.Devoted daughter Laura Grant, 35, began fundraising for an operation which could cost £5,000 privately in hopes it could happen before Christmas - and nearly £1,000 has been raised.Bus driver Laura said: "If we can raise enough

hospital for serious injuries after being allegedly violently attacked in Grangemouth.Emergency services were called to a block of flats on Portal Road near to the junction with Burnbank Road at around 3.25pm on Friday. Two marked police vans, two ambulances and a specialist paramedic were sent to the scene after the alarm was raised.Police Scotland confirmed that a 34-year-old man has been arrested and charged.

struck by a vehicle in Glasgow city centre. Emergency services responded to the incident at the junction of North Street and Sauchiehall Street.

Irn Bru bottle during a 'terrifying' raid. The woman, who didn't want to be named, said she had never experienced anything like it in her 16 years running Ae Fond Kiss gift shop on Glasgow's Queen Margaret Drive.

young seal with a huge plastic fishing lure caught in its mouth was released back into the sea after a brave rescue. The animal was seen struggling in Oban, Argyll and Bute, with the big pink piece of equipment trapped around its mouth and whiskers.

coronavirus by posting online videos for the over-60s.Dot Bremner hosts a daily Dancercise with Dot session from the garden of her home in Elgin, Moray.She set herself the challenge of dancing every day this month to raise money for charity North East Sensory Services (Ness), which  supports 6,500 people in North-east Scotland who have vision or hearing loss.Dot, who is partially sighted and almost completely deaf without a hearing aid, toured the region before the virus outbreak to run dance

Aberdeenshire woman lost an incredible eight stone after vowing to shape up for her wedding. Her impending nuptials in San Francisco back in March had made Miriam Smart realise she needed to reshape her lifestyle and shed some weight.

drunk grandmother has left a neighbour with permanent scars after slashing her with a Stanley blade. Constance Blyth, 57, lashed out at next door neighbour Leigh Clark with the sharp work tool during an argument in October last year.

hate campaign against social workers following a bitter split from his hero cop wife was caught with live bullets at his home.

Nicola Sturgeon today confirmed 11 councils including Glasgow will go from level three to level four at the end of the week.It means only essential shops can open, while new restrictions will be imposed on hospitality and leisure.The level four rules will be imposed in Glasgow city, Renfrewshire, East Renfrewshire, East Dunbartonshire, West Dunbartonshire, North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire, East Ayrshire, South Ayrshire, Stirling and West Lothian.Sturgeon, at the Scottish Parliament, said she

hospital and a vehicle was left ablaze following a horror crash in the Borders. An HGV flipped on to its side after colliding with a tractor, trailer and a car on the A1, near the village of Cockburnspath, at around 10.30am on Monday, November 16.

missing Scots pensioner who vanished from his Inverurie home. Ronald Watson was last seen in the Kellands Road area of the town at around 1.15pm on Saturday, November 14.

Perth and Kinross has been placed in level three of the Scottish Government’s coronavirus restrictions system.

hospitalised after horror smash with a lorry on the A9. Police raced to the crash which happened around 10.30 am on Tuesday morning at Portormin Road, Dunbeath.

Police have appealed for witnesses after a "serious" two-car smash left the drivers and three children in hospital.

West Lothian care home after her face was left black and blue from a number of dangerous falls.Isabella Reid was left with deep bruising around her eyes after she tripped in the corridor of Livingston Care Home on Friday night.Her son Jack Reid has been left furious after it was claimed her falls were a result of her slippers.Isabella was taken to St John’s Hospital in Livingston at the weekend were she was treated for her bruises.Earlier this year Isabella, who has dementia, also suffered a

11-year battle to stop an incinerator being built.Plans for the facility at Carnbroe, near Coatbridge, were rejected by the Scottish Government last week.Ministers said the buildings, including an 80-metre chimney, would be “out of keeping” with the adjacent residential area.Residents feared fumes from the plant would put people’s health at risk.

road crash on the A9. The road is still closed in both directions at Kilmuir, between Tain and Invergordon.

Glasgow street after the 'sudden' death of a man.