Elizabeth Hunter

4 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Elizabeth Hunter

Lauren Baird "didn't appreciate the terrible consequences her actions had caused. She panicked when she was stopped by the police". A mum has been jailed after she dragged two police officers along the road when she drove off after giving them a false name. Lauren Baird, 43, put the lives of the constables in danger when she fled at speed in Aviemore, Scotland. Inverness Sheriff Court was told the officers challenged her about the inaccurate information she gave at 10.35pm on July 10, 2023.

6 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Elizabeth Hunter

Healthcare worker Connie Bulloch, 28, has now shed five stone after hearing other success stories. A woman who lost five stone while on Mounjaro says weight management used to be "like a full-time job."Healthcare worker Connie Bulloch, 28, from Cambuslang had struggled with her weight for years - but after undergoing an unrelated operation last March and gaining a stone and a half, she was desperate to find a solution.

1 week ago | express.co.uk | Elizabeth Hunter

Father-of-two diagnosed with terrifying disease after losing an appetite for his Christmas dinner (Image: SWNS)A father-of-two was diagnosed with cancer after his children noticed he lost his appetite for Christmas dinner. Jim Delaney, 66, had noticed subtle signs leading up to the festive period, including unexplained weight loss, tiredness, and back pain - but on Christmas, his adult children, Emer and Kealan, 27 and 31, noticed something was seriously wrong.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Elizabeth Hunter

Ronnie was told he needed a blood test but would have to wait two weeks for it. At her wit's end, Beth's mum Anne took Ronnie to A&E. A devoted stepfather has passed away from cancer - after his symptoms were initially dismissed as constipation. Beth Hunt, 42, a nurse from East Calder, lost her beloved stepfather Ronnie Haston to myeloma in April 2024, just two weeks after he was admitted to hospital. Ronnie, who was just 68, owned a hearing devices business, and had always been active and healthy.

1 month ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Alexander Smail |Elizabeth Hunter

The adorable animals hatched last week. Edinburgh Zoo has welcomed the first penguin chicks of the year. The zoo shared adorable photos of the youngsters. On Thursday, May 1, the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland revealed that the first penguin chicks of this year's breeding season have hatched. The chicks were born to Gentoo penguin couple Muffin and Mittens. One of the chicks pictured was born at Edinburgh Zoo on April 24, following an incubation period of between 34 and 37 days.