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Heartfelt tributes have been paid to inspiring young Scots singer Paige Dougall who died after a battle with cancer.

A Scots teenager whose lower back pain turned out to be a rare form of cancer has been told he is officially in remission from the disease.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser“She and [fellow participant] Emma Davidson are experts indoors, but have very little experience in an outdoor setting which can be unpredictable and intimidating.“All four climbers did extraordinarily well while showing us why the Super Crag is one of the hardest sports climbing cliffs in the country and has the longest lines – just standing underneath it is nerve-wracking.”Hannah praised the “fantastic views and Scottish scenery” experienced while taking on the climbing challenge, which was filmed in September and had a production crew including camera operators who also scaled the crag and an NHS Covid expert to guide participants through current safety protocols.Climbing

“These people tend to come from two different backgrounds – those who also climb traditionally but are drawn to the challenge and difficulty that sports climbing can provide. I’m thinking here of Rhys Langlands and Calum Cunningham who climb in this programme.

Highlands car crash.Sister-in-law Emma Davidson penned the moving melody to help people remember the Cousin family in happier times before the tragic accident.The 29-year-old and husband Marc have been blown away by the reaction to the musical tribute, called Guiding Light, which has been listened to thousands of times.Gemma Cousin, 26, husband Rhys, 25, Peyton, three and Heidi, one, all lost their lives following a crash on the A82 near Fort William on February 20.Childminder Emma, who is married to Gemma’s brother, told how the song has brought comfort to their families in the months since their deaths.She said: “I wrote the song because I wanted people to hear their story and their lives and not to focus on the accident itself.“They were