Shameless Cameron House bosses fail to apologise to grieving families of guests killed in fire caused by their failings

When Titanic debuted to film audiences in late 1997, it made Leonardo DiCaprio an international heartthrob for his handsome, youthful good looks. While the now 46-year-old wanted nothing to do with that cheesy “I’m the king of the world!” image and followed it up doing gritty roles in Gangs of New York and The Departed, he once embraced his Titanic success…at least privately.

Wigan filled with as many as 30 students.

Leonardo DiCaprio really loves “Titanic”.

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Glasgow loch the after their son tragically died when falling into the River Clyde after a night out. Duncan and Margaret Spiers have long campaigned to improve safety around the city's waters after their son Christopher died aged just 28, Glasgow Live reports.

coronavirus have slammed 'callous' care home bosses after they demanded cash- because he didn't give noticed before he died.Joseph Dearman was 90 when he was hit by the deadly virus at his Acer Court Care Home in Nuthall, Nottinghamshire on April 12.Tragically just three days later the former Boots worker had died, The Nottingham Post reports.His grief-stricken family donated Joseph's £400 wheelchair to the home as a sign of gratitude for their work.But they were stunned when a letter landed

hotel blaze says there is “no justice” after nobody was jailed over the deaths.Jane Midgley’s son Simon, 32, died alongside his partner Richard Dyson, 38, after the pair were unable to escape the burning hotel on December 18 in 2017.

fireplace ash in a cupboard has been sentenced to 300 hours unpaid work.Christopher O’Malley was in the dock at Dumbarton Sheriff Court this morning after previously pleading guilty in December.The 35-year-old admitted failing to take reasonable care for the health and safety of others as an employee under the Health and Safety at Work Act.Sheriff William Gallacher ordered him to carry out 300 hours of unpaid work within 12 months.

Wigan dad who died from Covid-19 say he paid the ‘ultimate price’ for working through the pandemic.  Factory worker Shaun Brady didn't have the option to stay home during the first national lockdown last March. Like thousands of other key workers, he carried on as normal, using public transport every day to get to work.But his family’s worst fears were realised when the dad-of-two tested positive for coronavirus.They believe he contracted it while on his daily commute.He slipped into a coma

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A minister who offered comfort to traumatised guests in the aftermath of the Cameron House blaze says the shocking failures will stay with residents for a long time.Rev Ian Miller spoke to many of those who were evacuated to the nearby Boat House restaurant as a fire tore through the luxury hotel on December 18, 2017.On Friday, bosses at the five-star resort admitted failings which caused the horror fire

horror blaze at Cameron House had been enjoying a pre- Christmas break together. Simon Midgley, 32, and his partner Richard Dyson, 38, died when fire ripped through the luxury hotel where they were staying as guests.

horror fire which killed two guests.The footage, shown in court, shows night porter Christopher O’Malley removing ash from the fire using a bucket and brush at 3.51am on the morning of December 18 as 214 guests - 189 adults and 25 children - slept.At 3.57am, he opens a cupboard in the foyer, next to the hotel’s grand Christmas tree, and empties the bucket of ash into a black plastic bag.Another member of staff, a so far unidentified older man, appears to talk to O’Malley as he does this -

Cameron House fire show the charred remains left behind after the fatal blaze. For the first time, pictures show inside destroyed wing of the luxury hotel on Loch Lomond following the aftermath of the early morning fire that claimed the lives of guests Simon Midgley, 32, and 38-year-old Richard Dyson.