Louise Thompson says boyfriend Ryan has suffered ‘almighty mental health crash’ and ‘lies awake all night’

The family of murdered T2 Trainspotting star Bradley Welsh are demanding a criminal probe after Police Scotland admitted gross failures over his killing.

Police knocked on the door of a grieving Scots mum and claimed to have her drunk son in the back of their van - 15 months after her own son died. Tracey Hadlow lost her 20-year-old son Nathan after an accidental overdose in April 2021. He had taken street Valium, cocaine and methadone - a polydrug cocktail.

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a benefit for people aged over 16 and under State Pension age who need help with daily living tasks or moving around as a result of a long-term illness, disability or mental or physical health condition.

Retired staff from the high security state hospital Carstairs are being asked to come back to work and help solve their current staffing crisis. The hospital, which houses some of Scotland's most dangerous psychiatric patients, is experiencing a severe shortage as they are failing to attract new staff to work at the facility.

An ex-pastor who left the US for Scotland after the Capitol riot is working to debunk conspiracy theories that have “radicalised” religion and politics in his homeland. Jared Stacy decided to leave America after armed groups invaded the government building in Washington following Donald Trump’s defeat in the White House election.

Brad Pitt took a moment to comment on his recent fashion escapades at the Los Angeles premiere of “Bullet Train” on Monday evening.The actor has been making an impression as he’s continued the global promotional circuit for the action movie, making headlines last week for wearing a linen skirt to the film’s premiere in Germany.Pitt gave the best explanation he could for the inspiration behind the look.“I don’t know! We’re all going to die, so let’s mess it up,” Pitt told Variety’s Marc Malkin.#BulletTrain actor Brad Pitt on wearing a skirt: "We're all gonna die, so let's mess it up." https://t.co/c4Ce3LROrj pic.twitter.com/m0RQImAidz— Variety (@Variety) August 2, 2022The star wasn’t in a skirt for the film’s Los Angeles premiere, instead sporting a roomy green suit complemented by a teal undershirt and vibrant yellow sneakers. “Bullet Train” stars Pitt as a hitman who has to fight his way through a train filled with dangerous killers, played by actors like Bad Bunny, Joey King, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Brian Tyree Henry. The group discover that all of their assignments overlap with one another’s and things spiral out of control from there.

supports HTML5 videoLouise Thompson has shared a clip of when she first ‘met’ her son Leo as she battles with PTSD and post-natal anxiety in hospital. The former Made in Chelsea star, who was back in hospital earlier this week, shared the video on Friday of the moment she ‘met’ her baby son, Leo, eight months ago.

Louise Thompson took to social media on Thursday 14 July to praise her fiancé Ryan Libbey for attending his first therapy session, while she has been readmitted to hospital. The former Made in Chelsea wrote alongside a snap of Ryan bathing their baby son Leo in the bath: “So proud of this guy (dad award of the year) heading to his first therapy session this evening”. Ryan, 31, suffered a “mental health crash” and is facing his own battle with post-traumatic stress disorder along with Louise, after he saw her come close to death twice during the traumatic birth of their son Leo last November.

Louise Thompson has revealed the moment she met her son Leo for the first time following his traumatic birth.The 32 year old is currently back in hospital after weeks of feeling unwell and told fans she’d be sharing “invaluable baby bits” now that she has more spare time, as she gets used to spending time away from her baby boy. Uploading a previously unseen clip of baby Leo in the hospital, just hours after giving birth, Louise celebrated her growing love for her son, who has just turned eight months old. In the footage, fiancé Ryan Libbey can be seen cradling their newborn boy, who appears to have lots of hospital wires hanging from him.

Louise Thompson received a sweet visit from her brother Sam in hospital on Thursday 14 July after she was readmitted due to her battle with postnatal depression following the traumatic birth of her son.The 32 year old, who welcomed her son Leo in November of 2021 with fiancé Ryan Libbey, took to her Instagram stories to post a short boomerang of her younger sibling, 29, sat in a chair opposite her bed. Sam could be seen dressed in a pink short-sleeved shirt alongside a pair of dark jeans and some brown shoes as he slid down his chair and smiled for the camera.

Made In Chelsea's Louise Thompson has shared an update after being hospitalised due to her ongoing battle with postnatal depression.The TV star posted a photo of herself in a hospital gown and told fans she was "bored" and that she misses her baby Leo "like mad" as her fiancé Ryan Libbey provided an update on her health.The 32 year old mum-of-one was admitted to hospital earlier this week as she continues her fight with postnatal depression following the traumatic birth of her son. Louise had previously said she was taking a break from social media, but posted a photo from her hospital room on Thursday saying: "Thanks for all your well wishes.

Louise Thompson has taken to social media to update fans from hospital.The former Made In Chelsea star, 32, posted a snap wearing a pink medical gown in view on her 1.4million Instagram followers on Thursday (July 14).She also confirmed that she is now able to move around following her hospital dash earlier this week.READ MORE: Louise Thompson fears she's 'suffering from dementia' and is 'dreading life'The new mum, who welcomed baby boy Leo in December last year, penned to fans: "As you can imagine I’m a weee bit bored so might finally get around to sharing some links for baby bits that we found invaluable with sweet baby Leo. who I miss like mad."Louise went on to share three more posts showing baby gadgets that she recommended for parents, and another post about her philosophy on life now she's a motherShe said: "The older I get the more I want to prioritise playfulness.

Louise Thompson has told fans she fears she may have "brain damage" or be suffering from symptoms of a "mini stroke". The Made In Chelsea star, 32, opened up about her struggles following a recent visit to hospital which returned "worrying" blood test results. Louise nearly died twice while giving birth to her son Leo, due to serious complications during the labour.

Louise Thompson has opened up about her struggles following the traumatic birth of her first baby, where she almost died twice, leaving her with memory loss akin to "a weird form of dementia".The former Made in Chelsea star was left with multiple health issues that she has been slow to recover from, including being re-admitted to hospital due to blood results that were "alarming".In a post she shared to Instagram, Louise said she had been 'blocking everything out' and has suffered extreme memory loss to the point of completely having forgotten things from certain parts of her life.READ MORE:Love Island's Molly-Mae Hague 'grateful' for surgery scars after several cancer scaresShe wrote: "I’m at a weird stage now where I’m blocking everything out. Maybe I said that way back at the beginning? I can’t actually remember much because I’m still trying to protect myself from the pain.

Former Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson has opened up about her health battles after giving birth to her first child last year and said she's worried she has brain damage.

Louise Thompson has begged for 'someone to fix me' and revealed her 'major memory losses' amidst ongoing battle with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The former Made in Chelsea star 32, and her fiancé Ryan Libbey, 31, welcomed their son Leo-Hunter in November 2021, however due to complications, Louise was left in intensive care for five weeks. Following the experience, Louise has been left with severe PTSD amongst other health issues, and she often posts her thoughts and updates on Instagram.

LOUISE Thompson revealed she fears she has brain damage after a recent hospital dash. The Made In Chelsea star nearly died twice from serious complications while giving birth to her first child Leo last year.

LOUISE Thompson has returned to Instagram after her hospital dash earlier this week. It comes after the Made in Chelsea star, 31, worried fans after posting a picture of herself looking sad on Instagram writing: "I just want someone to fix me." Louise - who has been honest and open about her struggles since having her first child in 2021 - added: "My poor body and brain are all over the place." After her alarming post her fiance Ryan Libbey told her fans that she had gone to hospital, explaining that she had received "alarming" test results and said he was "devastated".

Made in Chelsea star was rushed to hospital earlier this week after receiving 'alarming' test results. Her fiance Ryan Libbey revealed he was devastated over the latest health battle. Louise, 32, nearly died twice as she gave birth last year and has been left suffering from PTSD.

Louise Thompson has given her 1.4million Instagram followers a health update, saying she had seen a "very reassuring doctor" amidst her mental health battles.The former Made in Chelsea star, 32, and her fiancé Ryan Libbey, 31, welcomed their son Leo-Hunter in November 2021, however due to complications, Louise was left in intensive care for five weeks. After the traumatic experience, Louise was diagnosed with severe anxiety and has been open about her journey with PTSD. She has been candid with her struggles since the traumatic experience, often posting images of herself crying on Instagram, with a recent post saying that she "wanted to die in a big way", when suffering from her lowest points.

MADE In Chelsea star Louise Thompson has broken her silence after she was rushed to hospital to reveal she's in therapy. The E4 reality favourite took to her Instagram to update her fans on her health after she opened up about her terrifying health battle.