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Police launch investigation after man found dead outside pub

Scottish News April 4, 2014 0

AN INVESTIGATION has been launched after a man was found dead outside a pub in in Edinburgh. The body of the 46-year-old was discovered in the...

Confused Xmas cook dialled 999 to ask how long to roast a turkey

Scottish News April 4, 2014 0

A CONFUSED Christmas cook dialled 999 to ask Police how long does it takes to cook a turkey. And birds of the live variety led to another daft...

Dad of 10-year-old cancer patient Mackenzie Furniss joins make up ‘selfie’ craze

Scottish News March 21, 2014 0

A DAD who made medical history by giving stem cells to his cancer patient daughter has joined in the social media craze for men slapping...

At the coalface: Trucker’s charcoal drawings of celebrities are a hit

Scottish News March 21, 2014 0

A Scots trucker is selling his amazing charcoal portraits of celebrities across the globe - just eight weeks after taking up art. Barrie Paterson, from Dundee,...

New graphic novel brings Battle of Bannockburn to life in 3D

Scottish News March 21, 2014 0

THE BATTLE of Bannockburn has been recreated in a grisly new 3D graphic novel. The graphic novel, written by a top historian, shows the gruesome moment Robert the...

Mum’s year of hell after being struck down by rare genetic disease

Scottish News March 19, 2014 0

A Scots mother has told how she was suddenly paralysed by a genetic disease so rare only one other adult in the UK suffers from...

A SCOTS courier company have cut their mileage by 250,000 miles a year

Business March 17, 2014 0

A SCOTS courier company have cut their mileage by 250,000 miles a year in a bid to become more eco-friendly. Eagle Couriers, who are based in...

VIDEO: 1,000 volunteers test safety of Edinburgh’s trams in ‘Exercise Salvador’

Patient given 10 times too much insulin by nurses suffered seizure

Scottish News March 13, 2014 0

TWO bungling nurses gave a patient 10 times the prescribed dose of insulin, putting him in a seizure so bad managers feared he might die. The...

Scots sailor rescued by Chilean navy after mast breaks

Scottish News March 11, 2014 0

A SCOTS sailor whose attempt to sail around the world single-handedly ended with him being rescued by the Chilean navy has spoken of his shock...

OAP received no food for 10 days at Fife Hospital

Scottish News March 11, 2014 0

AN ELDERLY patient received no food for 10 days because hospital staff could not fit a feeding tube, a report has revealed. The “frail” patient lost...

An escaped bird continues to evade zoo keepers

Partner Posts March 11, 2014 0

AN escaped Kookaburra was serenaded with a CD of bird noises yesterday in a desperate bid to tempt it down from its treetop hiding place. The...

Second Tram-Jam in a few days

Scottish News March 11, 2014 0

A BADLY-parked car brought an Edinburgh tram to a standstill for the second time in a few days. Testing of the £776m project ground to a...

Nurse who dragged colleague by the hair has been struck off

Scottish News March 11, 2014 0

A NURSE who dragged a colleague down a corridor by her hair has been struck off. Care home nurse Jacqueline Fox also grabbed a care assistant...

Room with a brew: teapot home on sale for £10,000

Scottish News March 11, 2014 0

SCOTLAND’S strangest house, a two-storey detached property shaped like a teapot, has attracted interest from as far as Cambridge after going on the market. With a...

Badly burned baby’s family vow to fight for residency

Local News February 27, 2014 0

THE family of a badly-burned baby have instructed lawyers to fight for his right to live permanently in Scotland. Mohammad Sudais lost his family in a...

Afghan dog rescued by animal loving Scots woman

Local News February 27, 2014 0

A DOG called Rambo is settling into his new Highland home after a charity spent £2,500 rescuing him from the war-torn streets of Afghanistan. The German...

Glasgow statues given spooky red LED eyes

Local News February 27, 2014 0

JOKERS have given two Glasgow statues LED lights for eyes. Passers-by spotted the spooky addition to 94-year-old statues in the Kelvin Walkway in the West End...