Scots teen handed 10-year-ban on owning animals after starved dog died from neglect in his home

collapsed again leaving Scots without running water. The sinkhole, in Murano Place in Leith, Edinburgh first caused chaos in February this year when the waste truck became stuck sparking an emergency response.

M8 with a child in the car has died in HMP Shotts. James Garscadden was handed a 27 month prison sentence after he admitted being behind the wheel during the dangerous incident in July 2019.

took her own life on March 16, 2021. Dad William, from Bathgate, is now determined to continue Catherine's fight to get Arabella walking and make sure her efforts were not in vain.

knives allegedly stolen from a supermarket.

blade-like weapons that he strapped to his hands. Safe cracker Ovidiu Dinu, 32, serving a two-year-and-eight-month term at HMP Grampian, had "struggled to adjust" to life behind bars, a court heard.

Ben Nevis.The brave three-year-old, who hails from Kelty in Fife, enjoyed plenty of snacks and even a snowball fight on his way to the top and now can't wait to take on his next Munro.Proud mum Stacey Caino Sommerville, 31, had recently bagged her own first Munro on a trip to Ben Lomond when a family friend asked if she would like to join them camping with the kids - and maybe even give climbing Ben Nevis a go.

dog. The couple were woken by a ‘loud bang’ at their Edinburgh home in the early hours of Sunday morning.

iOS - Android Scottish SPCA inspector, Heather Lawson, said, “On November 7, 2019, we attended Edment’s property following a complaint of dog neglect to our helpline by Police Scotland, who had attended regarding a separate matter.“They detailed how concerned they were for a dog they had met at the property who was skin and bones, and another who was underweight.“When we attended, we found Rumple to be in extremely poor health.

sexual violence. In an exclusive interview with the Daily Record, Sarah-Jane Davidson has revealed how Paul Hill, 55, used psychological terror against her – depriving her of sleep and even drowning the family’s pet parakeet.Beast Hill raped her two weeks after she gave birth to their son and forced her to have sex with him before allowing her to go to work.

MND campaigner Gordon Aikman four years after the cruel disease took his life. The Inter7City train will honour Gordon's memory after he raised more than £500,000 in three years to help find a cure for Motor Neurone Disease.

missing hillwalker Sarah Buick. The 24-year-old was not last seen since she posted a selfie at the top of Ben Nevis, the UK’s highest peak on Tuesday.Police launched an appeal to trace Sarah, from Dundee, on the 4,411ft tall mountain.

missing Scots woman who was last seen taking a selfie on top of Ben Nevis. Devastated friends and family are among those hoping for the safe return of Sarah Buick, 24, who was last seen at 5am on Tuesday morning atop the UK's highest mountain.

Manchester and Salford for Scots last Friday which came into effect on Monday, June 21. High numbers of cases of the Delta variant was the reason for the ban, the SNP leader said.

Love Island 's only Scottish contestant, Shannon Singh, had to delete her raunchy Only Fans account after fans tried to get x-rated images of her leaked online. The stunner from Fife - who posed on the site with the name Alexa Campbell - called out some of her followers after coming across a thread on forum website Reddit where users pleaded with others on the forum to repost her paid for content, according to The Mirror.

First Minister took to social media to thank the staff at the covid hospital in the SSE Hydro for helping with the vaccination programme. In her message Sturgeon also urged her fellow Scots to make sure they get their second dose of the jab when invited for an appointment.

Festival when her childhood sweetheart asked her to marry him. Iona Crosby from Perth and Eliot Robinson from Heanor, Derbyshire first locked eyes at the renowned festival 10 years ago, both aged 16.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.A Scots dad who was given 'a death sentence' is now in remission from his aggressive cancer after five years battling the deadly disease.Tony Galloway Stein, from Fife, was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer after doctors discovered his windpipe was covered in tumours in 2016.But the brave 52-year-old refused to give up hope and now five years later, despite having to sleep in an office chair

Edinburgh.