Tributes paid to 'sweet angel' Wishaw primary teacher who died suddenly during October break

police drug detection dogs has sadly passed away. Spaniel PD Buster worked tirelessly at Loch Ryan Port in Dumfries and Galloway in a bid to thwart organised crime and terrorism from blighting communities across the country.

cyclist who died in a horror road smash has been named by police. Colin McCourt was declared dead at the scene of Tuesday’s accident near Cardross, Helensburgh.

Millie Bobby Brown is mourning the loss of her grandmother Ruth.

coronavirus. Stuart Ballantyne lost his fight for life on Monday after spending more than three decades helping other people as a police officer in the Forth Valley area.

Edinburgh student and dancer has sparked an outpouring of tributes from loved ones. Julia Ebner, who studied Computer Security and Forensics at Edinburgh Napier University, was hailed as 'lovely, friendly and fun' by loved ones on social media.

Midnight Oil bassist and vocalist Wayne Stevens – better known as Bones Hillman – has died at the age of 62 after a battle with cancer.

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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Loving tributes have been paid to a man who died at Stirling homeless accommodation at the weekend.Friends of Stirling man Sean Cameron left messages on social media expressing their sadness over the 29-year-old’s passing.Sean, a former pupil of Stirling High School, had been an ardent Celtic supporter and had also attended Stirling University.Friend Kimberley-Jane Edwards said: ‘Sleep peacefully Sean

New stand-alone nursery could cost council £100,000 per childJohn underwent an apprenticeship in the Royal Engineers at Chepstow at 16 after leaving Perth Academy and quickly set his sights on making the grade as a Royal Engineer commando.He joined 59 Independent Commando Squadron RE based at Plymouth, completing an Arctic warfare and survival course before a six-month tour in Northern Ireland.John saw action in the Falklands with 59 Commando Recce Troop, and was thrust into the frontline around

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA woman who was found dead in an Irvine home has been named locally as Samira Moran.The 36-year-old was discovered at around 4.40am on Thursday in Gottries Road in the Harbourside area of the town.Her tragic death is being treated as 'unexplained' by police who were called to the scene, however they say are no apparent suspicious circumstances.Our sister paper the Daily Record reported that dozens

Airdrie man Daniel Greer following his 'horrendous' murder. The 33-year-old, known to pals as Shed, was found dead in his house at Rankin Crescent at around 12.55 pm on Monday, October 19.

Horwich on two separate occasions, has died. Kenneth Malcolm Denton died over the weekend, surrounded by his family, at his home in Fearnhead Avenue.He leaves behind his wife Sue, another former Horwich Mayor, along with their two daughters and four grandchildren.

jail within a month.Nigel Leat was described as a 'predatory paedophile' for the sick attacks he carried out on five young girls over the course of five years.The beast, who is now in his 60s, carried out the abuse at a school in Somerset.In 2011 he was jailed indefinitely after admitting 36 offences including attempted rape of a child and sexual assault.The news of his possible release has been slammed by the mum of one victim who said her daughter was 'terrified' of bumping into him and

University of Manchester halls of residence. Police were called to the university's Fallowfield campus at around 5pm on October 8.Finn Kitson, 19, was pronounced dead at the scene.Officers were initially called to 'a report of concern for the welfare of a man at a property off Moseley Road', GMP said.The force said Mr Kitson's death was not being treated as suspicious.Manchester Coroners' Court confirmed a file has been received regarding Mr Kiston's death.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Tributes have been paid to long-serving Coatbridge volunteer Ellen Harrower, who has died aged 98.She served the town’s Citizens’ Advice Bureau for 33 years, receiving an award from Princess Anne to mark her decades of dedication as one of its founder volunteers.The great-great-grandmother – who had served in the army as a teenager during World War II – was a parishioner and Guild member at Townhead parish