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Four men face trial after Scots dad died in horror Rome holiday B&B explosion
Four people are set to face trial after a Scottish dad died in Rome when a suspected gas blast destroyed his holiday B&B. Grant Paterson was left in a critical condition after the horror explosion brought down a three-storey building on March 22, 2025. The 54-year-old, from East Kilbride, was pulled from the ruins but died at the Sant'Eugenio hospital nine days later, having suffered severe burns.
Man dies after horror four-vehicle crash on A9 as two others rushed to hospital
A man has died following a horror four-vehicle crash on the A9. Emergency services were called to the notorious road south of Cromarty Bridge, near Dingwall, after the alarm was raised at around 8.05am on Friday, October, 9. Officers were responding to reports of a crash involving a blue Dacia Sandero, a white Iveco lorry, a blue Volkswagen Scirocco and a red BMW X6. Ambulance crews attended but the male driver of the Dacia was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
"The war took away our meaning of life" Mum of Scots student killed in Ukraine pays tribute to son
The heartbroken mum of a Scottish student killed fighting in Ukraine says the war has "taken away our meaning of life" as she paid tribute to her "precious son". Arkadii Petrov fled to Kirkcudbright, in Dumfries and Galloway, after the conflict with Russia escalated in 2022. Petrov studied at Kirkcudbright Academy and enrolled at Edinburgh University but later returned to Ukraine.
Cheshire mum 'went yellow' before collapsing after taking £5 TikTok supplement
A Cheshire mum-of-two has been left with brain damage after her liver failed when she took a £5 wellness supplement popular on TikTok. For a year, Lois Kinder would drink a coffee and eat two gummies containing the Asian herb ashwagandha each day, with the herb said to "promote her overall wellbeing". Supplements containing ashwagandha are often said to help with relaxation and ease the symptoms of perimenopause, with the herb being extremely popular on social media.
Mum left with liver failure and brain damage after taking TikTok trending £5 supplement
A "fit and healthy" mum has been left brain-damaged after her liver failed when she took a trendy £5 wellness supplement popular on TikTok Lois Kinder, 44, drank a coffee and ingested two gummies a day containing the Asian herb ashwagandha to "promote her overall wellbeing" for a year. Supplements containing ashwagandha are often talked about on social media alongside claims they help with relaxation and ease the symptoms of perimenopause.
Three arrested after fatal 'hit and run' near Edinburgh Airport
Three people have been arrested following the fatal crash on the A8 near Edinburgh yesterday. A major emergency service response was scrambled to Glasgow Road, between Newbridge Roundabout and Gogar, at around 9.25am on September 7. Police , paramedics and fire crews were called to the scene of the incident, which police later described as a "hit-and-run" crash.
Three arrested after fatal 'hit and run' near Edinburgh Airport
Three people have been arrested following the fatal crash on the A8 near Edinburgh yesterday. A major emergency service response was scrambled to Glasgow Road, between Newbridge Roundabout and Gogar, at around 9.25am on September 7. Police, paramedics and fire crews were called to the scene of the incident, which police later described as a "hit-and-run" crash.
Driver dies after hit-and-run near Edinburgh Airport as police hunt man and two women who fled scene
A driver has died following a horror hit-and-run which closed the A8 near Edinburgh Airport in both directions on Monday morning. A major emergency service response was scrambled to Glasgow Road, between Newbridge Roundabout and Gogar, at around 9.25am on September 7. Police , paramedics and fire crews were called to the scene of the incident, which police have now confirmed was a fatal hit-and-run crash.
Driver dies after hit-and-run near Edinburgh Airport as police hunt man and two women who fled scene
A driver has died following a horror hit-and-run which closed the A8 near Edinburgh Airport in both directions on Monday morning. A major emergency service response was scrambled to Glasgow Road, between Newbridge Roundabout and Gogar, at around 9.25am on September 7. Police, paramedics and fire crews were called to the scene of the incident, which police have now confirmed was a fatal hit-and-run crash.
Dramatic police chase in Fife as cops deploy spike strips before arrest
A man has been arrested and is in hospital after officers were forced to use spike strips following a police chase in Fife Cops were first alerted to reports that a Vauxhall Mokka had collided with a lamp post and fence on Bruce Road in Glenrothes at around 7.45am on Sunday, September 6. As officers approached, the vehicle made off, sparking a dramatic pursuit throughout the town.
Huge fire in Glasgow's Possilpark as 'lies' over use of flats by illegal immigrants blamed
A huge fire has broken out at a tenement block of flats in Glasgow Emergency services were called to the Stonyhurst Street area in Possilpark, at Barloch Street, after the alarm was raised shortly before 5pm on Sunday, September 6. Footage taken from the scene showed flames ripping through the roof of a property on the street. A plume of black smoke could be seen billowing up into the sky as firefighters raced to the scene to battle the inferno.
Huge fire breaks in Glasgow's Possilpark as flames rip through roof of tenement block
A huge fire has broken out at a tenement block of flats in Glasgow. Emergency services were called to Stonyhurst Street in Possilpark after the alarm was raised at around 5pm on Sunday, September 6. Footage taken from the scene showed flames ripping through the roof of a property on the street. A plume of black smoke could be seen billowing up into the sky as firefighters raced to the scene to battle the inferno. It's understood the flats affected were being renovated and are currently empty.
Dramatic police chase in Fife as cops deploy spike strips before arrest
A man has been arrested and is in hospital after officers were forced to use spike strips following a police chase in Fife. Cops were first alerted to reports that a Vauxhall Mokka had collided with a lamp post and fence on Bruce Road in Glenrothes at around 7.45am on Sunday, September 6. As officers approached, the vehicle made off, sparking a dramatic pursuit throughout the town.
Man who died under Glasgow bridge was suspect in Partick double murder
A man who died under a bridge in Glasgow was a suspect in the murder of two men in the city, police have revealed. A 38-year-old man was found seriously injured on the Broomielaw , beneath George V Bridge, at around 1.40pm on Monday, August 17. Ambulance crews attended however he was pronounced dead. The death is not being treated as suspicious.
Carroll shifts to run for District 1 RR council seat
After a lot of thought, prayer, conversations, and taking a long, hard look at how our city government works, I have made the decision to shift gears in my campaign. Instead of seeking the office of Mayor, I will be running for Roanoke Rapids City Council, District 1. First, I want to make something very clear: this decision has nothing to do with any recent events that our city has endured.
A66 incident: Seven people including two police officers dead after horror three-car crash in early hours
Seven people, including two police officers , have died in the crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough in the early hours of this morning, Cleveland Police have said. The three-vehicle crash, which police vehicle and a Volkswagen Passat driving the wrong way, took place in South Bank at about 3.39am on Saturday. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has launched an investigation and said it understands Cleveland Police "sighted a suspicious vehicle and a pursuit began".
A66 incident: Seven people including two police officers dead after horror three-car crash in early hours
Seven people, including two police officers, have died in the crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough in the early hours of this morning, Cleveland Police have said. The three-vehicle crash, which involved a Volkswagen Passat, took place in South Bank at about 3.39am on Saturday. The road is closed in both directions between Normanby Road and Church Lane in Eston.
Cyclist stabbed by hooded thug in early hours blade attack in Glasgow city centre
Police have launched a manhunt after a hooded thug stabbed a cyclist in Glasgow. Emergency services were called to Clyde Place in the city centre after the alarm was raised between 12.20am and 12.45am on Tuesday, July 28. A 31-year-old man was cycling when he was approached by another man on a bicycle. There was a verbal altercation and he was seriously assaulted Ambulance crews attended and he was rushed to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital for treatment.
Scotland's swimmers bag four Commonwealth Games medals as John Swinney hails pool heroes
The First Minister has congratulated the Scottish swimmers who competed in the Commonwealth Games finals after they bagged four medals on Wednesday night, including a gold. Angharad Evans scooped the gold in the women's 200m breaststroke final with a time of two minutes, 23.79 seconds. This comes after her 100m breaststroke gold earlier in the week. Toni Shaw took the bronze medal for the women's 100m freestyle.
Huge police presence descends on Scots village as road locked down
A huge emergency response has been scrambled to a village in Angus amid a serious incident this evening Police , ambulance crews, and fire engines were called to Drumsturdy Road in Kingennie after the alarm was first raised shortly before midday on Wednesday, July 29. Officers from Police Scotland say they attended at a property "in connection with an ongoing enquiry". No further details of the incident have yet been disclosed.
Cyclist stabbed by hooded thug in early hours blade attack in Glasgow city centre
Police have launched a manhunt after a hooded thug stabbed a cyclist in Glasgow. Emergency services were called to Clyde Place in the city centre after the alarm was raised between 12.20am and 12.45am on Tuesday, July 28. A 31-year-old man was cycling when he was approached by another man on a bicycle. There was a verbal altercation and he was seriously assaulted. Ambulance crews attended and he was rushed to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital for treatment.
'Very high' wildfire warning extended after Cairngorms and Arthur's Seat incidents
A "very high" risk of wildfire warning has been extended across much of the country. The alert for the Central Highlands, Southern and Eastern Scotland will stay in force until Friday. The decision by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the Scottish Wildfire Forum comes as emergency services continue to battle a number of large blazes. Fire crews remain at the scene of a wildfire in the Glenmore area of the Cairngorms National Park which has burned since last Wednesday.
Tartan Army still best supporters in the world despite disappointing World Cup exit
The Tartan Army have once again cemented their reputation as the best supporters in the world. On the pitch, Scotland's World Cup ended in familiar disappointment. Off it, though, our fans gave the country every reason to burst with pride. Long before we even landed in America, our supporters showed what they're all about.
Tartan Army's World Cup dream over as heartbroken fans react to Steve Clarke resignation news
The Tartan Army footsoldiers still out in Miami were left heartbroken as our World Cup dream finally ended last night before manager Steve Clarke handed in his resignation. We were officially knocked out of the tournament on Saturday night after finishing third in Group C behind Brazil and Morocco, after days of waiting to see if our nations could do us a favour.
'We still live in hope' Tartan Army reflect on trip of a lifetime in Miami as World Cup hopes in tatters
Scotland fans travelling home from Miami are reflecting on the trip of a lifetime as our World Cup hopes hang by a thread. The Tartan Army have been left clinging on to the slim chance that we can still create World Cup history by qualifying out of a group for the first time ever. Barring a miracle, though, a place in the last 32 as one of the eight best third-placed teams will almost certainly be beyond our grasp at some point on Saturday.
Kids in Rwanda sing 'No Scotland, no party' in World Cup watch party after fans donate kits
This is the moment when kids in Rwanda chanted "No Scotland, No Party" as the children watched our match against Morocco last week. The Karongi Football Academy, based in Rubengera, in the west of the African country, is a pioneering grassroots project founded and funded by registered charity Scottish Football for Rwanda . Launched in October 2025, it serves 280 children aged 8 to 18 and features the first and only dedicated girls' football academy in the country.
'Same old story' Tartan Army fans in limbo as Scotland's World Cup dream on a knife edge
The Tartan Army out in Miami have been left in limbo after our national side fell to a disappointing 3-0 defeat against Brazil on Wednesday night. Heartbroken Scotland fans who have already spent thousands of pounds to travel across to watch us take part in our first World Cup in 28 years have had their travel plans plunged into chaos after last night's result.
Tartan Army stay to clean up Miami fan zone after heartbreaking defeat to Brazil
The heartbroken Tartan Army stayed to help clean up the Miami fan zone after watching our disappointing 3-0 defeat unfold against Brazil last night. As thousands of disappointed foot soldiers piled out of the Bayfront Park amphitheatre at full time, dozens of kilted fans stayed to help tidy away empty tins of beer into bin bags.
Tartan Army stay to clean up Miami fan zone after heartbreaking defeat to Brazil
The heartbroken Tartan Army stayed to help clean up the Miami fan zone after watching our disappointing 3-0 defeat unfold against Brazil last night. As thousands of disappointed foot soldiers piled out of the Bayfront Park amphitheatre at full time, dozens of kilted fans stayed to help tidy away empty tins of beer into bin bags.
Brilliant moment Scotland fan in disguise surprises stunned dad in Miami
A Scotland fan left has dad stunned after he turned up in disguise to surprise him out in Miami. Lee Barron , 38, flew out to Florida on Monday without the knowledge of his father Alan - after months of carefully orchestrated planning by friends and family. The 67-year-old had travelled to Boston to watch Scotland at the World Cup before making the trip south and had been left gutted that his son hadn't been able to make it.
Tartan Army gutted after Brazil loss but defiant fans declare 'party must go on'
The Tartan Army out in Miami were left gutted after we fell to defeat against Brazil - but the defiant support have declared: "The party must go on!" Fans who have made the trip across were left disappointed as the full-time whistle blew at the Hard Rock Stadium, with the result meaning we now have to rely on other results if we are to get through a group for the first time ever.
Tartan Army settle nerves on Miami party boat before huge game against Brazil
The Tartan Army settled their nerves on a huge party boat in Miami before gearing up for our biggest match this century. Fans have been soaking up the atmosphere in the appropriately named 'sunshine state' on Wednesday morning before they piled onto coaches and headed off to the Hard Rock Stadium. With the relentless heat showing no sign of easing, supporters cooled off with early beers by the pool before making their way to the arena at around 2pm local time, four hours before kick-off.
Scotland fans turn Miami's iconic South Beach into sea of tartan with another huge march
This is the scene in Miami as thousands of Scotland fans turned the iconic South Beach into a sea of tartan and satires during a colourful march this afternoon. Pipers led the huge crowd as fans chanted ‘No Scotland, No Party' and ‘We've got McGinn'. To pass the time as Tartan Army waited for the march to begin at 2pm local time, fans launched a volleyball up into the air.
'It felt like a liberation army' Scotland fans pipe to baseball game again as crowds march to match in Miami
The Tartan Army have once again piped their way to the baseball as they marched to the Miami Marlins' ground on Monday. Fresh from our unforgettable week in Boston, fans again turned the streets into a sea of tartan, led by pipers and supporters in full voice ahead of the huge Group C clash against Brazil on Wednesday. The procession made its way to LoanDepot Park, where the Miami Marlins were hosting the Texas Rangers.
Tartan Army invasion of Miami in full swing as hopeful supporters arrive in sunshine state
The Tartan Army invasion of Miami is in full swing as supporters soak up the atmosphere in one of America's most iconic cities. Thousands of excited fans have now arrived in Florida ahead of our final Group C match against Brazil at the Hard Rock Stadium on Wednesday night. A draw against the Samba superstars would all-but guarantee qualification through a group at a major tournament for the very first time, while even a loss might be enough if results in other groups go our way.
Tartan Army invasion of Miami in full swing as hopeful supporters arrive in sunshine state
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Tartan Army get a heroes' goodbye in Boston as world's best fans arrive in Miami
The Tartan Army received a heroes' send-off in Boston before fans began arriving in Miami this weekend. Scotland supporters who travelled across the pond for our opening two World Cup matches have left a lasting impression on the city, with many locals sad to see us go. Tens of thousands of fans made the trip across as we explored the city, took in the baseball, and drank the pubs dry - giving a major economic boost to the area.
Miami needs to stock up on beer and suncream for Tartan Army, says Craig Burley
Miami had better stock up on sun cream as the Tartan Army heads south, former Scotland star Craig Burley has said. Scotland fans are making their way to Florida ahead of Steve Clarke's side's clash with Brazil The world-renowned foot soldiers will be bringing with them the passion, tartan and famously fair complexions that have already made an impression in Boston, where bars were in danger of being drunk dry by the travelling Scots.
Tartan Army hail Boston locals for 'best trip ever' as they set sights on Miami
The departing Tartan Army have hailed the "best trip ever" in Boston as we begin our descent on Miami. Fans were left gutted that we didn't get the point we needed on Friday night to all-but guarantee qualification through a group at a major tournament for the first time. The defiant foot soldiers are certain it's not over yet - but after a tight 1-0 loss to Morocco, the local supporters want to see us be more positive against Brazil on Wednesday.
'Bring on Brazil!' Defiant Tartan Army vow to fight on after Scotland suffer Morocco defeat
The defiant Tartan Army declared 'Bring on Brazil' after Scotland fell to a disappointing defeat against Morocco out in Boston. Around 5,000 ticketless fans piled into the huge fan zone at the city hall before watching the drama unfold on Friday night. Those who have made the long trip across the pond were hopeful of seeing us getting a result before the game kicked off - but they were left gutted as they watched us lose at the Gillette Stadium.
Tartan Army buzzing in Boston ahead of Morocco clash as fans predict huge result
The Tartan Army out in Boston are buzzing ahead of our huge clash against Morocco this evening. Scotland supporters are predicting a big result - with many hopeful fans predicting history will be made when the full-time whistle blows at the Gillette Stadium. Our foot soldiers headed down to the city centre early on Friday as hundreds calmed their nerves with some early lagers.
Tartan Army charity foot soldier shaves beard off on Scotland boat party
A Tartan Army foot soldier has shaved his beard on a Scotland boat party in aid of charity. David Carsey, 42, braved the shave aboard the three-hour booze cruise on Thursday afternoon. Hundreds of bleary-eyed Scotland fans piled onto the huge cruiser in gloomy conditions on Thursday afternoon before the celebration got into full swing. And there was a huge cheer of 'No Scotland, No Party' as David shaved his long facial hair in front of delighted fans.
'Time to make history' Tartan Army urge team to forget past and get us through group
The Tartan Army out in Boston are urging the team to put the past behind us and get the result we need against Morocco on Friday. Before now, our national team have qualified for 12 major tournaments but never yet been able to get through the group. The tens of thousands of foot soldiers who have made the long trip across the pond are now desperate to see us finally change that.
North East Tartan Army joined by charity hero Craig Ferguson for epic Boston boat party
The North East Tartan Army has gone all out in Boston, with a charity hero joining their latest three-hour party cruise. Hundreds of Scotland supporters piled onto a huge cruiser on Thursday afternoon to get the celebrations in full swing ahead of Friday night's clash with Morocco. Our sister title the Daily Record joined the action, reporting that some of the fans appeared bleary-eyed as they entered their seventh day of their World Cup trip.
'Time to make history' Tartan Army urge team to forget past and get us through group
The Tartan Army out in Boston are urging the team to put the past behind us and get the result we need against Morocco on Friday. Before now, our national team have qualified for 12 major tournaments but never yet been able to get through the group. The tens of thousands of foot soldiers who have made the long trip across the pond are now desperate to see us finally change that.
Inside party boat in Boston as Record join Tartan Army and charity hero Craig Ferguson
This was the scene as the Daily Record joined the Tartan Army on a three-hour party cruise in Boston. Hundreds of bleary-eyed Scotland fans piled onto the huge cruiser in gloomy conditions on Thursday afternoon before the celebration got into full swing. Fans appeared exhausted, as many were entered day seven of their World Cup trip.
Scotland and England fans converge on Boston fan zone for Three Lions clash
This was the scene in the Boston fan zone as the Tartan Army watched tonight's match with the English. Supporters from south of the border have been arriving in the city today ahead of their match against Ghana in the city on Tuesday. Tens of thousands of Scots are already based here following our 1-0 win against Haiti at the Gillette Stadium, with our match against Morocco taking place at the same stadium on Friday.
'Jobi Liquors' stores leaves Tartan Army in stitches as hundreds take pictures outside Boston booze shop
The Tartan Army have been left in stitches at the name of a Boston booze shop - with hundreds seen taking pictures outside the store. 'Jobi Liquors' owner Jimmy Ryan has been left baffled at the sight of giggling Scots posing for snaps outside his shop every day since fans descended on the city last week.
Tartan Army party with Norway fans in Boston as both enjoy first World Cup in 28 years
The Tartan Army have been partying with Norway fans in Boston as both sets of fans celebrate a first World Cup in 28 years. The last time the Scandinavians qualified for a major tournament was also back in 1998 - and we have been marking the momentous occasion by drinking beers together in the city centre bars.
'No Red Sox, no party' Tartan Army take 'Scotland celebration' to baseball game
This was the scene as more than 5,000 Scotland fans brought the party to the Boston Red Sox game against the Texas Rangers. The Tartan Army gathered at Evans Way Park enjoying takeaway beers and soaking up the sunshine on Sunday afternoon. Still celebrating our big win over Haiti , fans sang songs and clapped to the sound of bagpipes before a colourful march to Fenway Park got underway at 4.45pm.
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