Catriona Stewart

1 week ago | msn.com | Catriona Stewart

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1 week ago | scotsman.com | Catriona Stewart

If there’s a case for another national inquiry, it is thisDemi-Leigh had 14 teeth removed, some still her baby milk teeth, under general anaesthetic. Her mum had mental health problems and addiction issues and her stepdad was in prison. There was no one to ensure she had a clean toothbrush and toothpaste, much less a bedtime routine, and this was the inevitable consequence. She was eight. Taylor’s mum and dad kept a Rottweiler in a cage in the living room.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Catriona Stewart

Heartbreak affects people in many different ways. But Sir Andy Murray has admitted he dealt with a breakup by buying a Ferrari – which he ended up getting rid of within weeks. The sporting great, speaking to a Glasgow audience about his career highs and lows, revealed he made the extravagant purchase in his younger days. He said the pressures of fame affected his personal life and, aged 21, he and his long-term girlfriend Kim Sears split up.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Catriona Stewart

There is an almighty roar from the back of the auditorium - the sort normally reserved for the sports field and almost never heard in a theatre. But this is no ordinary evening. It is an audience with the usually reticent Sir Andy Murray and he is being unusually candid in front of an adoring crowd.

3 weeks ago | scotsman.com | Catriona Stewart

The images were as striking as they were familiar: a small dingy in a large sea, so crammed with people that some sat astride the edges, their feet dangling mere inches above the water. The headlines were more familiar still, full of overhyped shock and horror about the issue of small-boat landings on UK shores bringing unwanted immigrants from God knows where to do who knows what. The weekend saw the highest number of such boats arrive in England so far this year.