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5 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | John Dingwall |Rory Cassidy

Tony Smith said he's lucky he also survived the attempt. A Scot who climbed Mount Everest as a tribute to his late dad was forced to turn back within sight of the summit after coming face to face with dead climbers. Adventurous Tony Smith, 55, travelled to Nepal for the attempt to scale the world’s highest mountain. But the former Royal Marine and retired firefighter had to give up just 800 metres from the summit.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | John Dingwall

Kay Josephine Medin, 48, disappeared from her home in in 1987. The skeletal remains of a woman who vanished almost four decades ago have finally been identified after being sent to police, solving a long-running mystery. Kay Josephine Medin, 48, disappeared from her home in 1987. Authorities were alerted to her disappearance, when her husband, Nickolas Medin, reported that after returning from a business trip, his wife was gone.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | John Dingwall

The rapper was stripped of his MBE last year after a series of antisemitic tweets. Controversial rapper Wiley has returned to stage for the first time since being stripped of his MBE - wearing a full Celtic tracksuit. The grime star lost his honour last year after a racism storm following some antisemitic tweets. But he made his comeback wearing the Hoops gear at the Sidewinder Summer Festival in Milton Keynes on Sunday.