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Glen Etive in the Scottish Highlands. But Nicola was horrified to discover her dad's plaque had been defaced by vandals who had ripped it off and used part of the memorial as a fire pit when she visited the site last weekend.

Emergency services dashed to the scene on Maidencraig Crescent after the alarm was raised at around 1:50pm. Dramatic photos taken by a bus passenger show in the vehicle in the middle of the road engulfed in flames.

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Birmingham Live.They said they were turned away due to a policy that only allows two children per adult.The 33-year-old parent from Oldbury said her children were left in floods of tears as she has no other adult who could help.She said: "We got there at 12.50pm for the 1.15pm session, I thought I'd get there early as children can swim for free over the holidays."I got in there and asked if I could sign them up for the free swimming."First they said no I have to do it online at home and then they said you have to have a different email address for each child."She said you can't come in with four children alone. My family members who would come are disabled."That's not fair on my children.

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‘morbidly obese’ by medics after tipping the scales at 16.5 stone has told how she shed almost 100lbs in just 18 months. Jessica Kaur Nagra was overjoyed at learning she was pregnant in 2019 after previously being warned she would struggle to conceive.

Cambuslang Rotary Club have been kept busy throughout the summer by looking after all the plants at Cambuslang station. The club adopted the station in 2014 and since then members have been responsible for planting and maintaining the barrels and train planter on the platform.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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NetherRealm Studios is reportedly working on Mortal Kombat 12 instead of Injustice 3, as the studio faces being separated from DC superhero licence holders Warner Bros Games.Journalist Jeff Grubb – who has a good track history with leaks and insider information – has claimed that NetherRealm is working on creating Mortal Kombat 12 instead of Injustice 3.

Birmingham Live. His parents Carl and Laura feared he was suffering from a heat rash and tried to get an urgent GP appointment but were told they’d have to wait seven days.Ethan's alarmed family took the decision to rush the tot to A&E where they were given the devastating news he had been diagnosed with Stage 4 Burkitt Leukaemia.His sister, Keeley Adams, 18, told Black Country Live: "He was pale and wasn’t eating as much but we just thought it was the heat.

Rangers ' massive Europa League playoff trip could impact on the first Celtic clash of the season. Steven Gerrard 's side face a mammoth 5000-mile round trip to Armenia for the second leg against Alashkert with a slim 1-0 advantage earned at Ibrox.

Alexander Durie The Norwegian International Film Festival kicked off on Saturday its 49th edition in the coastal town of Haugesund, an occasion for industry filmgoers and Nordic film aficionados to discover new projects from the region’s top talent.One of festival’s highlights is its Next Nordic Generation– a selection of the best graduation short films from various Nordic film schools.10 shorts were selected this year made by creatives perceived as some of the region’s filmmakers of tomorrow.Three of the films come from Westerdals, Kristiania University College in Oslo, Norway, another trio from Aalto ELO Film School in Helsinki, Finland, and two each from HDK-Valand at the University of Göteborg, Sweden and The National Film School of

Kanye West has posted a picture of his childhood home to Instagram after deleting the rest of the content on his page.On Friday (August 20), the rapper, producer and fashion mogul took a trip down memory lane ahead of his third ‘DONDA’ listening event, set to take place at Chicago’s Soldier Field stadium on Thursday (August 26).After sharing a picture of his childhood home in Chicago’s South Shore neighbourhood, where he lived with his late mother Donda, who is the inspiration behind the title of his long-awaited 10th studio album, West erased the rest of his account’s content.Last year, West bought his childhood home for a reported $225,000, according to local news station WGN9.West’s mother bought the home in the early 1980s and sold it

George McMahon says it broke his heart when his three-year-old daughter Frankie pleaded with him not to return to work on Fair City.

wildfires in the French Riviera.The Fantastic Beasts star had spent vast parts of his childhood in the region, where his family own a luxury holiday home.Eddie’s property, worth an estimated £2 million is believed to have been left in a horrific state following wildfires in the region.The 39-year-old actor is said to have spent many weekends and school holidays at the luxury abode during his childhood.Eddie’s father has spoken out after discovering that the vast property will now require a major refurbishment.Neither the actor nor his family were in the property at the time of the dramatic scenes.The stunning villa has been in the Redmayne family for over three decades, with Eddie spending most weekends at the six-bedroom property.Living in

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Thirty-year-old Annie Börjesson's body was found on a Scottish beach on a cold December morning – the police deemed it a case of tragic suicide, but her family think something more sinister was at play.Annie Börjesson arrived to Scotland from Sweden in 2004 and had been living happily in Edinburgh for over a year.She reportedly loved Scotland but found it difficult to hold residency in the country so returned to Sweden in August of 2005, coming back again just 2 months later.