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dailyrecord.co.uk | Jackie Grant
Graemen Souness was inspired to do his own challenge by his young friend Isla Grist, who suffers from the agonising EB condition - known as the “butterfly disease”. Old Firm legends Graeme Souness and Scott Brown have bridged the Glasgow football divide to support Scots fighting a painful skin disease. Former Gers boss Souness swam the Channel last week for EB charity DEBRA – and now he’s asking everyday people to sign up to JOIN TEAM EB and do their own challenge.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Chiara Pollock |Jackie Grant
Lisa Marshall was at home with her three children when she was told her husband had taken his own life. The wife of a Scots dentist who took his own life on the way home from work has spoken out about the tragedy in a bid to help others facing the same situation. Lisa Marshall said she was “blindsided” when she found out husband Alan had committed suicide at a train station on March 7, 2023.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Elizabeta Ranxburgaj |Jackie Grant
Blake Pennell, 30, was left in a coma and feared brain dead after contracting E. Coli and suffering from a strokeA man was hospitalised for nearly a year after getting food poisoning from what his family believe was a £3 supermarket chicken sandwich. Blake Pennell, 30, was left in a coma and feared brain dead after contracting E. Coli and suffering from a stroke. The 3D artist from Loddon, Norfolk, became “very poorly” on June 14 last year and could barely move from the sofa.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Benjamin Lynch |Jackie Grant
Zelensky said he is open to talks that he described as a “positive sign”, but only if Moscow signs up to an unconditional ceasefire first. Russian president Vladimir Putin proposed direct talks with Ukraine in Turkey on Thursday that could lead to a “lasting peace” between the war-torn countries. Putin said he wants to address what he calls “the root causes of the conflict”.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Jackie Grant
The driver and passenger of the car were unhurt in the collision. A teenage motorcylist who died after a collision between a bike and Renault Clio near a cemetery has been named by police. Luc Trainer, 18, from the Newton area of Wick was taken to Caithness General Hospital following the accident on April 30 where he later died. The driver and passenger of the car were unhurt. The collision happened on the B874 near Wick at around 10.25pm.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | John Scheerhout |Jackie Grant
One man said he thought towering cloud of dust was a tornado as streets were suddenly cast in darkness. Traffic came to a standstill on Saturday afternoon as a 30 metre-high column of swirling dust ripped along a Manchester street. Local residents in the city’s Great Ancoats Street said they “froze” when they seen what they thought was a tornado. Violinist Adam Riding, 30, said: “I was going to the gym on Great Ancoats Street where there is some land the council has flattened.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Matt Roper |Jackie Grant
Andrew Parsons' murder of wife Janee features in a new true crime series. The story of how audio footage captured the moment a man killed his wife in jealous rage will be told in a new true-crime series. Former newsreader Dermot Murnaghan is fronting Killer Britain, which starts on Monday.
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Catherine Swan |Zahra Khaliq |Jackie Grant
Bikers travelled from as far as Switzerland and Canary Islands to accompany dad Chris Brown on his final journeyThousands of bikers from around the world gathered for the funeral of Hells Angel Chris Brown today. The dad-of-two, 37, died in a motorbike crash on his way home from work. His Harley Davidson was involved in an accident on April 7. Chris suffered critical injuries and died in hospital three days later.
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msn.com | Jackie Grant
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dailyrecord.co.uk | Jackie Grant
Campaign group For Women Scotland has been inundated with death threats and online abuse since the Supreme Court ruling last Wednesday. The three Scottish women behind a landmark legal challenge on biological sex have been told they “deserve” to die in a deluge of hate mail. Marion Calder, Susan Smith and Trina Budge’s campaign group, For Women Scotland, won a three-year battle at the Supreme Court after judges unanimously ruled the definition of a woman is based on biological sex.
