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deadly infections after being born 10 weeks early.April’s mum ­Bernadette McGhee-Jackson ­developed e-coli in the womb and blood poisoning two days after her waters broke.The 25-year-old’s organs began to shut down and the deadly bugs were passed on to April, whose heart rate fell so low in it failed to register on the monitor.She was born weighing just 3lb and 24 hours later, doctors at Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital confirmed April also had meningitis.But after a remarkable

coronavirus 'rule of six' to gather in large crowds at a beach in Edinburgh.Pictures from Portobello beach in the east of the capital sparked fury online as large groups gathered yesterday despite restrictions.One image taken showing around 40 people enjoying themselves on the sand around 6pm on Saturday.The revellers didn't seem too worried about laws prohibiting more than six people from two households meeting indoors or outdoors.The 'rule of six' law came into force in Scotland on Monday.The

Christmas panto is set to take place in car parks across Scotland during this year’s festive period. Scots families are preparing for Christmas without panto or light switch ons this year as events continue to be axed amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison has been soaking up Scottish culture during a weekend staycation in Edinburgh. The 32-year-old reality TV queen hit the streets of Scotland’s capital for a romantic getaway with her boyfriend Ercan Ramadan.

brother was on holiday.Stewart Durham, 70, was walking back from a pub when he lost his wallet and it ended up in the sea.He never expected to see it again, so he cancelled all the cards and was resigned to losing the £75 inside.But a dog walker found it washed up four miles away on the mainland – and Stewart’s brother, Mike, 68, saw a post about it on Facebook.

canal boat propeller which ‘mangled’ his insides. James Christie was only three hours into a relaxing anniversary break in Northamptonshire with his wife Clare when the horror accident took place.

Edinburgh. Police arrested the 60-year-old after a protest took place outside the Scottish Parliament yesterday and another gathering took place on Saturday, September 5. Both gathering were being held in opposition of the current Covid-19 restrictions in place across Scotland.

Glasgow and Edinburgh show just how different the two cities are - and has sparked hilarity online. It's a well known fact that there is healthy rivalry between Scotland's two largest cities, with locals from each place fiercely proud of their unique quirks.

SPIDER BITE left her tot needing emergency surgery for a 'tangerine-sized abscess'.Emily-Jane Stuart had been at a funfair when she is believed to have been bitten by the eight-legged creature while playing on the slides, initially leaving a pin-prick-sized sore on her arm.The six-year-old carried on enjoying her day but her mum Ashley Simpson, 26, noticed a bright red sore rapidly spreading across her skin two days later.Soon the bite had turned into a bulbous blister that would not pop and

Fife, is a keen outdoorsman and realised it was a poisonous Adder snake.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens Starting from Bishopbriggs at 4am tomorrow, Karen will Go East for MS, walking along the Forth and Clyde Canal and Union Canal before finishing in Edinburgh city centre in the evening.Karen has worked as a Police Scotland response officer in Renfrewshire for almost four years and is completing the challenge in support of friends who are living with MS.She said: “My friends Karine and Jill both have MS.“I knew I wanted to do something to help, so

Edinburgh Airport. Sean Clerkin, 59, was arrested by cops at 7.30am at his home this morning, after an incident at Scotland's largest airport on August 20.

Being the Queen, which is a must-watch for all those fascinated with the monarchy.TV Guide has an exclusive sneak peek at Being the Queen, which focuses on the tragic death of Princess Diana and the private and public reaction of Queen Elizabeth II during the aftermath.

EDINBURGH, Scotland -- Francesca Moody is spending August the way she always does: in darkened rooms in Edinburgh, watching some of the best new theater and comedy the world has to offer.All that’s missing are the hundreds of thousands of other people who usually do the same in Scotland's capital.“It’s strange to be in a city that you’re so used to being saturated with culture and arts and people,” Moody, a theater producer, said backstage at the city’s shuttered Traverse Theatre.Usually the

It sounds like a backhanded compliment, but Get Duked! – which was titled Boyz in the Wood until a few weeks ago – is much better than it initially seems.

dadproposed to his girlfriend in front of their newborn daughter’s incubator weeks after mum and baby almost died in childbirth. Scott Hunter, 31, got down on one knee to partner Lorraine Cooper, 38, in front of their tiny daughter's hospital bed as doctors and nurses in Wishaw's Neo-Natal Unit looked on.The couple, who both work as chefs, have been keeping a bedside vigil for daughter Bella after she was born prematurely on July 6th weighing just 1lb 11oz.Lorraine was rushed into hospital for

Edinburgh beauty spot as cops locked down the area.Emergency services, including officers from Police Scotland and the Scottish Ambulance Service, raced to the scene this afternoon, August 27, at around 1.20pm.Cops and ambulance services were seen lining the streets next to Arthur’s Seat and Holyrood Park.Sadly a body was found on Salisbury Crags on Queens Drive in the capital.A Police Scotland spokesperson told the Daily Record: “Police were called around 1.20pm today, August 27.“A body was

Edinburgh. Police and ambulance services are currently in attendance at the beauty spot near Holyrood Park.

interactive online map will see Scots add their recommendations for outdoor and cultural trips, as well as food and drink, books and music - to help inspire everyone to discover what there is to do across Scotland.Robert Wight, Editor of The Scots Magazine, said: “While Scots have crowned Edinburgh ‘Capital of Adventure’ - which is a very worthy winner - we have launched our fantastic  ‘Adventure Is On Your Doorstep’ map to show people that wherever you are in Scotland, and whatever you’re