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Emotional daughter Julie Swinscoe, 82, said she does not want to go to her grave without answers and is broken by the news.

The former Celtic striker and his TV star wife Claudine have been locked in an emotional fight for three years with 74-year-old fashion boss Sandi St Paul and her musician "pal" Stewart Lawrence.

Alfred Swinscoe went missing in early 1967 during a visit to his local pub and police have launched a murder probe after his bones were identified following their discovery in April this year.

A lone attacker armed with a knife struck out at the group of kids, all aged around three, on Thursday.

It emerged that he would make himself look "deliberately dishevelled" to gain the sympathy of volunteers.

Tate Tremayne was visiting his in-laws in Dumfries-shire, over the May Bank Holiday weekend when he stumbled across the huge sea creatures washed up on the shore.

Rachel Ingram was diagnosed with Fowler's Syndrome in April 2015, almost three years after she first started experiencing issues following the birth of her second child, Isla.

The furious traveller took to Tripadvisor to complain about the seating arrangement on a recent flight.

A lone attacker armed with a knife struck out at the group of kids, all aged around three, on Thursday morning.

From tidal pools to lidos we take a nostalgic look at Scotland's love affair with outdoor pools over the years.

Along with mum Zahra Talakshi, little Eira walked, ran and cycled over 60 miles in May.

STIs are usually easily treated with antibiotics, but many can cause serious health issues if left untreated.

Bethany Eason, 26, was in agony while walking upstairs so sat down to rest – and as she did, her knee bones fractured.

Researchers say that improved life expectancy is leading to a rise in the number of people with Alzheimer's or another form of the disease.

Scientists need 20,000 new volunteers, like Caroline and Jennifer, from across Scotland to take part in vital research to shape future medical treatments and health policies

Mail Opinion says chiefs must do the right thing and hand over all unredacted messages, emails and documents necessary to the Scottish Covid inquiry.

Vaccination worker David Cullen went to his local Specsavers after being blinded in one eye for 10 minutes.