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'My new job as a tour guide turned out to be fake'
Ella was hired on the spot by Haggis Waggon Tours after going to a job fair in Paisley When Ella was offered a job as a tour guide, it seemed like an exciting opportunity. The 23-year-old was hired on the spot by Haggis Waggon Tours boss Darryl Smith after meeting him at a job fair in Paisley. Just a week later, Ella was listed as a "guest favourite" on the group's website, despite never having done a tour for them or meeting any customers.
Running champion died on Cape Wrath trail two weeks before wedding
Katy Scott; Selena Jackson - BBC Scotland An ultra-marathon champion who died while running in the Highlands was in the final stages of planning his wedding, his fiancée has said. David Parrish, from Dumfries, was trying to beat the record for the fastest man to complete the Cape Wrath trail, a 234 mile (376km) route from Fort William to Cape Wrath. The 35-year-old former Royal Marine was found in the remote mountainous area of Kintail in the north-west Highlands on Saturday night.
Running champion died on Cape Wrath trail two weeks before wedding
Jade Lau and David Parrish hiked the Cape Wrath trail together in 2021 [Jade Lau] An ultra-marathon champion who died while running in the Highlands was in the final stages of planning his wedding, his fiancée has said. David Parrish, from Dumfries, was trying to beat the record for the fastest man to complete the Cape Wrath trail, a 234 mile (376km) route from Fort William to Cape Wrath.
Waxaan shukaansi ka diiday feeryahan- kadibna feer uu daanka i fujiyay ayaa nolosheyda beddeshay
Xigashada Sawirka, Anne Marie Boyle Qoraalka sawirka, Anne Marie waxaa u dambeeyay daan jaban, dhaawac maskaxeed iyo jug joogto ah Article Information Author, Selena Jackson Role, BBC Scotland 3 Daqiiqadood ka hor Waqtiga akhriska: 4 daqiiqo Haweeney ka shaqaysa is-qurxinta ayaa ka warrantay sida feer keliya oo uu ku dhuftay dagaalyahan habeen ay dibadda u baxday uu nolosheeda weligeedba u beddelay.
'Não aceitei sair com um lutador de MMA — e ele me deu um soco'
A escocesa Anne Marie Boyle teve lesão cerebral e passou a sofrer convulsões que a levaram a perder seu trabalho, sua carta de motorista e sua autoconfiança, após levar um soco de um lutador de muay thai. Anne Marie Boyle acabou com um osso malar quebrado, lesão cerebral e um trauma duradouro Importante: esta reportagem contém descrições de agressões que podem ser perturbadoras para alguns leitores.
'Não aceitei sair com um lutador de MMA — e ele me deu um soco'
Importante: esta reportagem contém descrições de agressões que podem ser perturbadoras para alguns leitores. Uma esteticista contou que um único soco de um lutador de MMA (artes marciais mistas, na sigla em inglês) em uma noite mudou a sua vida para sempre. Anne Marie Boyle ficou inconsciente ao levar um soco depois de rejeitar os avanços de Sean McInnes em um bar na Escócia, em setembro de 2024. Mãe de dois filhos, ela conta que tem "sorte por estar viva".
'Não aceitei sair com um lutador de MMA — e ele me deu um soco'
Crédito, Anne Marie Boyle Legenda da foto, Anne Marie Boyle acabou com um osso malar quebrado, lesão cerebral e um trauma duradouro Article Information Author, Selena Jackson Role, BBC Escócia 30 março 2026 Atualizado 31 março 2026 Tempo de leitura: 5 min Importante: esta reportagem contém descrições de agressões que podem ser perturbadoras para alguns leitores.
'Não aceitei sair com um lutador de MMA — e ele me deu um soco'
Anne Marie Boyle acabou com um osso malar quebrado, lesão cerebral e um trauma duradouro Importante: esta reportagem contém descrições de agressões que podem ser perturbadoras para alguns leitores. Uma esteticista contou que um único soco de um lutador de MMA (artes marciais mistas, na sigla em inglês) em uma noite mudou a sua vida para sempre. Anne Marie Boyle ficou inconsciente ao levar um soco depois de rejeitar os avanços de Sean McInnes em um bar na Escócia, em setembro de 2024.
Busting the tobacco bandits with Boo the dog
Boo doesn't know the difference between legal and illicit tobacco. She just knows how to find it. The five-year-old German Wirehaired Pointer Labrador Cross is one of the best tools Trading Standards teams have in sniffing out goods which shouldn't be sold. Today, she's joining them on raids across Falkirk, where officers have been tipped off about two shops that are selling fake cigarettes. And with Boo's help, they soon find out that their information was correct.
Darrell Currie: 'I knew the doctors had no idea what was wrong with me'
Broadcaster Darrell Currie was forced to step away from live football coverage after suddenly falling ill during a Champions League broadcast in 2022 He described the onset of his illness as “like a bomb went off in my head” and said his body soon felt “completely broken” Over three years, he has undergone tests and treatment for conditions including Lyme disease, labyrinthitis, and arachnoiditis, but doctors have not confirmed a cause Now under natural treatment in London, he says he is...
10 Travel Essentials You Didn’t Know You Needed
Selena Jackson · Follow 7 min read · -- Travel smarter with these 10 must-have essentials for stress-free adventures Traveling is one of life’s greatest joys, but let’s be honest — it can also be a logistical nightmare. Between packing, navigating airports, and keeping your belongings safe, there’s a lot to think about. But what if I told you there are a few game-changing travel essentials that can make your trips smoother, more organized, and even more enjoyable?
Man sentenced to unpaid work for 'grossly offensive' Captain Sir Tom Moore tweet
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 30th Mar 2022 Last updated 30th Mar 2022 A Glasgow man has been sentenced to 150 hours of unpaid work, for sending a "grossly offensive" tweet about Captain Sir Tom Moore, the day after his death. Joseph Kelly, 36, from Castlemilk, denie breaching communication laws after posting the tweet on February 3 2021. He was convicted at Lanark Sheriff Court in January.
Royal Navy flagship aircraft carrier arrives at Glen Douglas munitions depot
HMS Queen Elizabeth is Britain's largest naval warship. Author: Selena JacksonPublished 2 hours ago Last updated 8 minutes ago The Royal Navy's flagship aircraft carrier has arrived at DM Glen Douglas for a "routine logistics visit" - its first to Scotland this year. It was seen entering Loch Long this morning, to head up to Glen Mallan, after leaving from Portsmouth over the weekend. It is expected to remain there until Sunday March 20th.
Scotland v Ukraine World Cup play-off postponed
Ukraine had asked the governing bodies to consider delaying their semi-final play off, following the Russian invasion Author: Selena JacksonPublished 3 hours ago Last updated 3 hours ago Scotland's World Cup semi-final play off, due to take place at Hampden on the 24th of March, has been postponed. Ukraine had requested the fixture be rescheduled following the Russian invasion, just under two weeks ago.
Margaret Fleming's killers ordered to pay back victim's benefits
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 7th Mar 2022 A couple who murdered a vulnerable woman and continued to claim her benefits have been ordered to pay back tens of thousands of pounds. Edward Cairney, 80, and Avril Jones, 61, are serving life sentences after they were found guilty in June 2019 of murdering Margaret Fleming sometime between December 1999 and January 2000. They were supposed to be caring for the 19-year-old who lived with them in Inverkip, Inverclyde.
£10m raised for Ukraine by Disasters Emergency Committee appeal in Scotland
People protesting against the invasion of Ukraine, in Glasgow's George Square Author: Selena JacksonPublished 7th Mar 2022 A Scottish charity appeal has raised around £10 million for Ukraine in less than four days. The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) in Scotland says thousands of people have donated since the appeal opened on Thursday. Across the UK, the DEC's appeal stands at £100 million.
Shawlands bakery raises £25,000 for Ukraine
A fundraiser organised by a Ukrainian baker to help those caught up in the conflict in his homeland has raised at least £25,000. Author: Selena JacksonPublished 10 hours ago Hundreds of people queued around the block to buy cakes, buns and other baked treats from the Deanston Bakery in the Shawlands area of Glasgow on Sunday.
Clyde FC looking to terminate David Goodwillie loan deal
It comes after North Lanarkshire Council banned the striker from entering Broadwood Stadium. Author: Selena JacksonPublished 2 hours ago Last updated 29 minutes ago David Goodwillie looks increasingly unlikely to have a future as a footballer after Clyde's stadium owners banned him from Broadwood and the club announced their intention to terminate his loan deal.
Clyde Ladies FC quit in response to David Goodwillie signing
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 44 minutes ago Last updated 42 minutes ago Clyde Ladies FC say they "no longer wish to play" for the club, after it signed former player David Goodwillie on loan from Raith Rovers. The club confirmed that its general manager/secretary has also resigned in protest. In a statement, the club said: "We can today confirm the general manager/secretary of Clyde Ladies has resigned on hearing the news of the return of David Goodwillie to the club.
Val McDermid ends lifelong support of Raith Rovers over Goodwillie signing
Val Mcdermid watches the Scottish Cup Quarter Final between Raith Rovers and St Johnstone at Starks Park in 2014 Author: Selena JacksonPublished 2 hours ago Last updated 31 minutes ago Scottish crime writer Val McDermid says she is "ripping up" her Raith Rovers season ticket, and ending her shirt sponsorship at the club, after they signed David Goodwillie. The Starks Park side announced last night that they had agreed a deal for the striker to join from Clyde until the end of the 2023/24 season.
Omicron restrictions to be lifted in Scotland from Monday
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 7 hours ago Restrictions put in place to curb the spread of the Omicron variant of Covid in Scotland are to be lifted from Monday, Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed. The First Minister said more recent figures, showing a fall in infections, "gives us confidence that we have turned the corner on the Omicron wave".
Two in court charged in connection with attempted murder in Rutherglen
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 2 minutes ago Two men have appeared in court charged with trying to kill a man outside a vets'. Thomas Guthrie, 26, and Darren Owen, 21, are accused of attacking Scott Bennett, 40, on December 3 2018. The incident is said to have happened at a car park at Taylors Veterinary Practice in Rutherglen. Guthrie and Owen made no plea during separate hearings today at Glasgow Sheriff Court.
Sturgeon to announce whether Scotland faces more coronavirus restrictions
The First Minister has warned there may be "targeted and proportionate" measures introduced as a trade-off for allowing families to meet at Christmas. Author: Selena JacksonPublished 13 hours ago Nicola Sturgeon will announce whether further coronavirus restrictions will be imposed across Scotland in response to the growing outbreak of the Omicron variant.
Scottish Government aiming to offer covid boosters to all adults by New Year
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 2 hours ago Last updated 2 hours ago The Scottish Government has set a target of offering booster jabs to all eligible adults by the end of the year, but more Covid-19 restrictions may still be needed to combat Omicron, Nicola Sturgeon has said. The First Minister said "urgent efforts" are being made to accelerate the booster programme, with over-30s able to book appointments from Monday and 18-29-year-olds in the following days.
Glasgow named as host of 2024 World Indoor Championships
Laura Muir at the European Indoor Championships 2019 in Glasgow's Emirates Arena Author: Selena JacksonPublished 35 minutes ago World Athletics has announced the 2024 World Indoor Championships will be held in Glasgow. It will be the third time the event has taken place in the United Kingdom, and the first time in Scotland. The 2018 edition - the most recent one - was in Birmingham, which was also the host venue in 2003.
Firefighters work through night tackling blaze in Toryglen
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 1 minute ago Firefighters have worked through the night tackling a fire at a house in Glasgow. Six fire engines were sent to the scene in Ardmory Avenue in the Toryglen area when the alarm was raised at around 7.20pm on Tuesday. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said that one appliance was still at the scene at 6.30am on Wednesday. There were no reports of any injuries. Hear all the latest news from across Glasgow and the West on the hour, every hour, at Clyde 1.
Scotland midfielder John Fleck in hospital after collapsing during Sheffield United match
It happened during the second-half of the Blades' Championship fixture in Berkshire. Author: Selena JacksonPublished 7 minutes ago Last updated 7 minutes ago Sheffield United midfielder John Fleck was taken off on a stretcher after collapsing during the second half of their match against Reading. The Scotland international and former Rangers player, 30, received "urgent medical care" according United's official Twitter account.
People in Glasgow the least happy in Scotland
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 3 hours ago Glasgow is Scotland's least happy city, a survey has revealed, despite more than half of Scots telling pollsters they were feeling broadly positive about the lives. Asked to rate their life on a scale of zero, the worst possible life; to 10, the best; the Scottish population gave an average response of 6.18. A majority, 51 per cent, reported a score of seven or higher, reflecting broadly positive feelings about their lives.
Women forced to mix with men with history of sexual violence at Dungavel
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 1 hour ago Female detainees were forced to mix with men with a history of sexual violence against women in an immigration centre due to Covid restrictions, a report has found. Concerns have been raised about Dungavel Immigration Removal Centre in Lanarkshire, after inspectors found women had to be escorted around the site to make sure they were safe from some of the male detainees.
COP26: Global Day of Action sees thousands descend on Glasgow
Tens of thousands of activists are gathering in Glasgow, for the biggest climate protest of COP26. Author: Selena JacksonPublished 31 minutes ago Last updated 20 minutes ago Tens of thousands of protesters are set to take to the streets in Glasgow and other cities in the UK and around the world to demand action on climate change.
Agency staff will not cover duties of striking bin staff in Glasgow
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 23 minutes ago Glasgow City Council is considering bringing in private contractors to collect rubbish ahead of Bonfire Night but they will not "fulfil the regular duties" of striking bin workers, Nicola Sturgeon has said. Rubbish collectors and street cleaners in Glasgow are taking industrial action during Cop26 over a pay dispute with Cosla, the umbrella body for local authorities.
Alec Baldwin accidentally shoots and kills cinematographer on film set
The incident also injured the director Alec Baldwin at a film festival earlier this month Author: Selena JacksonPublished 7 hours ago Last updated 11 minutes ago A prop gun fired by actor Alec Baldwin has killed his director of photography and injured the director of the film they were working on. Baldwin is starring and producing a Western movie being shot in New Mexico.
Daily Legal News
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TRNSMT boss calls for guidance about return of live events in Scotland
Geoff Ellis says firm dates are needed to let organisers plan for the return of live events in Scotland in 2021. Music fans at TRNSMT festival on Glasgow Green in 2019 Author: Selena JacksonPublished 3 hours ago Last updated 3 hours ago The boss of TRNSMT festival, which is planned to take place in September, is calling for the Scottish Government to release guidance about the eventual return of live events in Scotland.
Cruise ship barred from docking in Scotland under updated covid rules.
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 12 hours ago A huge cruise ship touring the UK has been barred from docking in Greenock on Wednesday, as the Scottish Government updates Covid rules. The MSC Virtuosa left Liverpool earlier this week with planned stops in Greenock as well as Belfast and Southampton. But the Scottish Government's rules now say domestic cruises can only restart when restrictions in all of Scotland reach level one.
Police officers injured and more than 20 people arrested after Rangers title celebrations
Rangers fans celebrate winning the Scottish Premiership in George Square Author: Selena JacksonPublished 51 minutes ago Last updated 48 minutes ago Three police officers have been injured and 20 people arrested after authorities dispersed a large crowd of celebrating Rangers fans in central Glasgow due to "rising disorder''.
Counting begins in Holyrood Election
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 1 hour ago Last updated 11 minutes ago Counting has started in the Scottish Parliament election, with more than half of the country's constituencies expected to declare on Friday. Results are due to come in over two days as coronavirus safety measures ruled out the traditional overnight count. Votes in 46 of the 73 constituency seats began being counted at about 9am, with the first results expected in the afternoon.
Scotland's first medical cannabis clinic approved
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 22 minutes ago Regulators have approved the first medical cannabis clinic in Scotland. Sapphire Medical Clinic, based in Stirling, is the first medical cannabis clinic to be approved by Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS). It will provide safe access to medical cannabis for patients in Scotland. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the clinic will initially offer virtual appointments, with face-to-face appointments resuming once lockdown restrictions are lifted.
Furlough to be extended until September as Chancellor sets out budget
Author: Selena JacksonPublished 19 minutes ago Last updated 14 minutes ago The furlough scheme will be extended until the end of September, with employers asked to contribute to workers' salaries from July, the Chancellor is set to announce. Rishi Sunak will use Wednesday's Budget to pledge to continue to help businesses and individuals through the "challenging months ahead - and beyond''.
Things To Look Out In A Live Event Production Company
INSCMagazine: Get Social! Post Views: 2 Organizing a live event is not an easy task. There are a lot of things that we have to deem about like staging, lighting arrangements, audio, video, catering and decoration arrangements. So, there comes a requirement of hiring one of the best live event production companies in Los Angeles. Anyone starts up their research on browsing the data on google. It gives a vast number of results and sometimes people get confused about which is the best one.
The Appeal Of Online Gambling
11 Oct 2019 INSCMagazine: Get Social! Post Views: 0 It’s helpful to look at the rise of interest in online gambling three different viewpoints: the gamblers and the operators. From the gamblers’ points of view, there is much to love about the world of online gambling. It’s convenient. Prior to the internet, you had to travel to a physical casino to find table games and slot machines. In places with no casino, you were restricted to playing underground games in back rooms or the like.
History of Online Gambling: Birth of Online Casinos
INSCMagazine: Get Social! Post Views: 2 Online casinos are getting huge popularity nowadays. Players prefer playing online casino games from the comfort of their house than visiting the land-based casinos and spend a lot. People prefer to play online casinos because those are not making you bankrupt and also you can get enough bonuses and promotions while playing online. But, have you ever thought of the reasons why the online casino is here? Have you ever concentrated on the history of it?
The future of Glasgow City FC
The big question, some may say the only question, ahead of the start of the…
What it’s like… to receive a double transplant
“So I’m standing there with my shorts down, thinking ‘oh, what a relief’, and then suddenly I realise something’s wrong, but wild horses aren’t going to stop me now. All of a sudden, bang, bang, bang! I’m standing there, first time in my life, totally blind, drip in hand… and I realise I hadn’t lifted the toilet seat.
Freshers' Week: Useful contacts - Source Magazine
Whether you’re transporting yourself to a brand new city or staying put in your home town, freshers’ week is a really exciting time. You’re finding your feet, meeting new people, exploring an exciting new life – there’s nothing quite like it! But you might come up against a few challenges during your first year as a student – staying safe, keeping well, dealing with dodgy landlords… it isn’t always all plain sailing.
How to make the most of Freshers' week - Source Magazine
So you’ve met your conditions, your place in halls is secured and you already feel like you’re swamped with reading lists. But before classes start, you have to navigate the infamous Freshers’ week. To make it a little less daunting, we’ve compiled some helpful advice that we wish we’d known as fresh-faced 17-year-olds stepping foot on campus for the first time… University is a wonderful place to try out new experiences; always wanted to try rock-climbing or join an acapella choir?
Coping with exam results day - Source Magazine
The build up to receiving exam results can be a very daunting time, particularly when you have conditions to meet to secure your place at university or college. Whilst many of us have been there, there isn’t a huge amount that can be said to steady those jitters. However, here’s a few things to remember when results day rolls around. Firstly, congratulations! All your hard work has paid off and you’ve made it into your choice of course.
Staying safe on the road - Source Magazine
Congratulations! You’ve passed your driving test and all you’re waiting for is your updated insurance papers and your little pink card. Driving is a wonderful skill to have, but at the risk of sounding exactly like your parents, it comes with a lot of responsibility. August is National Road Victim Awareness Month, so it’s important to remember a few things now that you’ve ditched the “L” plates for good.
When boredom strikes... Things to ask Siri - Source Magazine
It’s a well-known feeling – you’re four weeks into your summer holiday and rapidly running out of means of amusement. Fear not, for we’ve come up with a guaranteed half hour of (mostly) innocent amusement.
New on Netflix... August 2017 - Source Magazine
They’re creepy and they’re kooky… and they’re coming to Netflix this month! The Addams’ family’s hijinks have been entertaining us for over 25 years, and now you can enjoy them from the comfort of your couch.
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