Scots couple die days apart from cancer as son pays tribute

A young epileptic mum who died suddenly just feet away from her newborn son's cot has left her heartbroken family bereft and fearing her sister could be next.

Girls Aloud’s Kimberley Walsh is finding it “daunting” to be away from her three boys as she posts a heartfelt statement about leaving her brood to go on tour. When the pop girl band announced their comeback after 11 years away, fans couldn't wait to watch the group kick off their first tour in more than a decade.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Viggo Mortensen revealed in an interview with GQ UK magazine that he used Aragorn’s iconic sword Andúril from “Lord of the Rings” in his latest movie, “The Dead Don’t Hurt.” Mortensen wrote and directed the 19th century Western, in which he stars as a Danish immigrant separated from his love (Vicky Krieps) during the Civil War. For one fantasy sequence in the film, Mortensen asked his “Lord of the Rings” director Peter Jackson if he had his permission to use Aragorn’s sword again on screen. Mortensen played the character in Jackson’s original “Rings” trilogy and kept the sword after production wrapped.

A child who died after falling from a tower block in London fell from his kitchen window on the 15th floor, a probe has heard.

A callous finance worker who claimed her dying boss gave her permission to take company cash has been convicted of stealing £75,000.

This Morning sparked a lively debate with the topic "separate rooms: the key to a happy marriage" during the episode today, Tuesday 21 May.The show featured Emma Parsons-Reid and her 'soulmate' partner Kevin, who despite being happily married, sleep in separate beds after exhausting all options to improve their shared sleeping situation. Linda Lusardi also joined the conversation, advocating for the importance of sharing a bedroom for maintaining a strong connection in a relationship.

Ant McPartlin will return to work on Tuesday tomorrow, just one week after he became a dad for the first time according to recent reports.

The adorable moment a Scots Harry Potter fan got their dream engagement has gone viral.

The baby who died after being hit by Land Rover in an Aberdeenshire church car park has been named.

CNN‘s Mark Thompson told advertisers additional details about the network’s strategy, with plans to expand franchises to digital platforms and to build new branded verticals around topics beyond politics.

Supergran actress Gudrun Ure has tragically passed away at the age of 98.The star, who found fame in the '80s children's TV series Supergran playing a grandma with superpowers, hailed from Stirlingshire, Scotland, and kicked off her acting career in an impressive array of series such as Casualty and Midsomer Murders since 1951. Heartbroken fans flooded X, previously known as Twitter, expressing their grief over her passing.

Ant McPartlin and his wife Anne-Marie Corbett have welcomed their first child together. The Britain's Got Talent presenter, 49, announced the news today via a sweet post on Ant and Dec's joint Instagram channel, where he also paid tribute to his wife and two step-daughters. It was accompanied by a beautiful black and white photo of Ant holding his newborn, where you could also see a glimpse of its head and fingers.

King Charles revealed one side effect he’s faced during his treatment for an undisclosed type of cancer: he lost his sense of taste.

A man who worked tirelessly for others has been unable to have a shower or use a proper toilet for more than 18 months.

Former Love Island star Laura Anderson is currently in London preparing for the BAFTA TV Awards but in between FaceTime calls with baby Bonnie, she appeared to make a dig at her ex. Laura, 35, welcomed baby Bonnie in 2023 with Gary Lucy and the pair appeared to have reconciled at Christmas. However, in recent months, Laura said she was "happily single" and has slammed her ex.

The ex-boss of a nuisance cold-call firm has been banned from running companies for eight years.

The Cribs have paid their respects to the legendary musician and producer Steve Albini, following news of his death.Yesterday (May 8), it was announced that Steve Albini, who was known for recording and producing classic albums such as Nirvana‘s ‘In Utero’ and Pixies‘ ‘Surfer Rosa’ among others, had died at the age of 61 due to a heart attack.Now, members of The Cribs have come forward to share their respects for the iconic producer, and recall the memories they have of working with him in the past.The Wakefield indie band first joined forces with Albini back in 2011, shortly after they confirmed that Johnny Marr had departed from the line-up and were beginning work on their fifth studio album ‘In The Belly Of The Brazen Bull’. The LP marked the follow-up to ‘Ignore The Ignorant’, was was shared with the band as a three-piece in May 2012.

The heartbroken family of a Scots tourist who tragically died after going missing in Prague face a hefty £20,000 bill to bring him home

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Teachers in the constituency of Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross face being banned from calling pupils girls or boys under new gender neutral rules.