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Ex-Rangers star Graeme Souness to climb Ben Nevis in Three Peaks charity challenge

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By Craig Meighan Verified, Stephen Bark Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Graeme Souness will climb the highest peaks in Scotland, Wales and England in a bid to raise at least £500,000 for people suffering from rare skin conditions in the UK. The former Rangers and Liverpool manager will take on Ben Nevis , Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) and Scafell Pike over the course of three days alongside three high-altitude swims. The Scot said that cash raised from his “toughest challenge yet” will be donated to Debra UK, a charity supporting people living with epidermolysis bullosa (EB).
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Violent killer escaped prison and went on the run in strop over sharing jail cell

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By Gordon Currie, Stephen Bark Verified
| MSN UK Verified
A murderer climbed over a prison fence and went on the run because he did not want to share his cell with another inmate. Former soldier Christopher Bouhadi then fled on foot across farmland before traveling more than 20 miles to get away from Castle Huntly jail. When he was captured after a few hours, Bouhadi told police he had already served the full length of his 16 year minimum sentence imposed in 2009.
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Couple sentenced after dogs with 'extreme matting caused prolonged suffering'

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By Stephen Bark Verified
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A couple have been banned from keeping animals after causing "prolonged suffering" for two dogs as a result of "extreme matting". Inspectors from the Scottish SPCA were called to Peter and Helen Doyle's home in Shetland in November 2025 after the condition of their two Cockapoos was reported to the charity's Animal Helpline. The dogs , Poppy and Henry, had become so badly matted that their mobility and vision were left impaired.
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