David Wilson: Last News

Lewis Wilson has left Albion Rovers following the conclusion of the 2021/22 season.

Albion Rovers boss Brian Reid admits his side weren't at the races last night as they went down to a heavy defeat at home to Annan.

Michelle Heaton has revealed her celebrity pal Katie Price helped pay for her stint in rehab last April. The Liberty X singer told the One For The Road podcast how Katie was key in her recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.The 42 year old told motivational speaker David Wilson on his show: "I should have been on my death bed." When responding to a question about when the star was "done" with alcohol, the singer explained: "I remember being absolutely done for maybe a couple of months, but the absolute 'done, done' was probably a week into the Priory." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. You can sign up at the top of the page.

The Scone -based Scottish Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA) has received a £1000 donation to help aid the charity’s life-saving service.

Jessica Chastain is not only one of the best actors working today, she is also one who chooses really interesting projects to work on. Earlier this year, she appeared as Tammy Faye Bakker in the biopic “The Eyes of Tammy Faye,” where she is almost unrecognizable as the infamous televangelist.

Growing up in Miami, Mariah Wilson always knew her family had a rich history of standing up for what they believed in.

A Shotts octogenarian has been left in agonising pain for six months – after surgery to repair his broken arm was cancelled three times.

Albion Rovers manager Brian Reid was happy to have the last laugh in their Scottish Cup tie with Brora Rangers - after finding some of their opponents’ pre-match chat ‘disrespectful’.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Killer fathers have four main motives for murdering their families and the majority of cases happen during the summer holidays, a leading criminologist says.Speaking to the Daily Star, Professor Elizabeth Yardley of Birmingham City University discussed the reasons why fathers annihilate their wives and children.During her research with colleague David Wilson, they discovered the majority of cases happen during the summer break and while many may assume these incidents took place because of the pressures of parenting while the kids are off school, there are actually four categories of 'family annihilator.'These are the four types of dads who kill their families, according to Prof

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Addie Morfoot ContributorChloe Trayner has been named artistic director of the Ragtag Film Society, a 23-year-old non-profit that runs the preeminent international non-fiction documentary festival, True/False, in Columbia, Mo.Also joining the festival’s curatorial squad is Eric Allen Hatch in a new role as music director and film programmer.Launched in 2004 by co-founders David Wilson and Paul Sturtz, True/False has become one of the documentary community’s favorite film festivals, normally talking place in late February-early March.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Evil Maids Moreton murderer Benjamin Field had the potential to be one of Britain’s worst ever serial killers and “shared traits” with Harold Shipman, a top criminologist has claimed.'Psychopath' Field is serving a minimum 36-year term for killing Peter Farquhar, 69, in the Buckinghamshire village of Maids Moreton, shocking the local community and the nation as a whole for the calculated nature of his sickening crime.Professor David Wilson has studied some of Britain’s most evil serial killers and said he has “no doubt” Field would have gone on a killing spree to rival the very worst if he had not been brought to justice.Professor Wilson compared him to Shipman, Britain’s most prolific

iOS - Android Awards have gone to Taylor Wimpey trio Scott McCreadie, Iain Alexander and Dougie Kirkland for their respective sites at Burnside View in Coatbridge, Benthall Farm in East Kilbride and Newton Farm in Cambuslang.Barratt and David Wilson Homes managers Ricky Blackley, Stuart Kelly and Michael Roarty were honoured for their work at Thornton View in East Kilbride, Brackenhill View in Hamilton and The Fairways in Bargeddie.The same “pride in the job” recognition for exceptional performers also went to Alex Chisholm of Miller Homes for his site at Green Park Gardens in Bellshill.All seven will now go forward to compete for seal of excellence and regional awards this autumn, with the national award winners to be announced in

closure last month.Grant's reopened after lockdown on April 5 but just one month later they had sadly decided to shut the shop down.The owner Grant Sutherland is looking forward to retirement alongside his wife Dorothea.David Wilson, the general manager, took time to thank local people online for their custom and always sticking by the small business.David had given the company over 30 years service, and started work there as a boy.He explained: “I started in Grant’s at the age of 16 on 5th March 1984 on a YTS scheme.“I was employed by the late Matt McMillan who was the manager of the shop at the time.“I am grateful that he saw the potential in me to do well. When Matt retired in 1991 I became the general manager.

died behind bars. Brendan Reilly killed David Wilson in a street brawl in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde, in 2005 - the same day he was freed from borstal after serving time for possessing a knife.

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UK this month. Other offenders jailed in February include a former church minister who preyed on children using Grindr and a paramedic who raped a woman he had been called out to help.Two men who murdered babies and a man who strangled his fiancée to death were also put behind bars.

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Get the inside track on the big stories from Manchester courts with our weekly newsletterA prolific paedophile who posed as girls online to get young boys to send him indecent images has been jailed.David Wilson is thought to have approached more than 5,000 children from across the globe and left some of his young victims feeling suicidal.He was jailed for 25 years after pleading guilty to 96 child sex abuse offences relating to 52 victims.The dozens of victims in the case were all boys aged between four and 14 and the offending happened over nearly four years from May 2016 to April 2020.According to the National Crime Agency (NCA), Wilson, 36, was sent abuse material from as many as 500 victims.He used a series of fake social media

A prolific paedophile who posed as girls online to get young boys to send him indecent images of themselves, leaving some of them suicidal, has been jailed for 25 years.

Daily Record next week.An ex-prison governor turned criminology professor, David has spent 40 years getting into the minds of serial killers, murderers, rapists and sex offenders including Dennis Nilsen and Suffolk strangler Steve Wright.He’s looked some of the most terrifying criminals ever locked up in the eye but one encounter with a serial rapist left him shaken.David, 63, said while working at Woodhill prison in Milton Keynes, a sex offender asked to see him in his office.He said: “He had his hands in the pockets of his trousers. He was annoyed at me for saying no to something he requested and I could see he was fiddling in his pockets with something, then he produced razors.“He’d hidden them inside his genitals.