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A baby died after her mum passed out on top of her while under the influence of alcohol. Claire Ross, 39, had suffered from extreme mental illness which only worsened her crippling alcohol addiction, a court heard.

The Kilbryde Burns Club brought 2022 to a close in the pavilion of the Village Bowling Club by welcoming guest speaker Alan D Beck.

The Kilbryde Burns Club welcomed back guest speaker Tracy Harvey last month to the pavilion of the Village Bowling Club.

A mum passed out while under the influence of alcohol only to wake up to discover her baby died.

A mum who drank so much she passed out and suffocated her baby - two years after she lost another baby in similar circumstances - has avoided jail in Switzerland after judges cited her mental health as a cause for concern. Claire Ross, 39, passed out drunk on top of her baby in July 2020, resulting in her oldest kid, then six, discovering a horrific scene.

An award winning make-up artist who has worked on the faces of famous celebrities has returned home to her Lanarkshire roots.

‘street Valium’ tablets were seized from a house in Paisley. Cops swooped on the property in the Foxbar area of the town shortly before 6pm on Wednesday, June 9.

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slashed his terrified victim across the face in a brutal street attack.The 52-year-old man was targeted by a knifeman in Dalskeith Road, Ferguslie, Paisley.He was rushed to the town’s Royal Alexandra Hospital, where he received stitches to a gaping facial injury, police last night revealed.It’s understood the man could be left scarred for life following the blade attack.An investigation is now underway into the horror weapon onslaught, with officers appealing for witnesses to come forward.Detectives are carrying out door-to-door enquiries in the area, as well as checking CCTV.At this stage, the motive for the attack is still not known and there is no description of the attacker.Detective Inspector Ian Ross, from Paisley CID, is leading the

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensThe yobs pounced on the man after he had withdrawn a three-figure sum from the cash machine and was walking near Millstream Court around 12.20am.He suffered facial injuries after he was violently punched to the ground.The yobs, who had scarves covering their faces, then grabbed the cash he had just withdrawn and ran off.The victim did not require hospital treatment but was left badly shaken by the ordeal.Detectives probing the attack last night described the men as white, of average build and around 5ft 6ins tall.Both were wearing dark clothing with scarves covering their faces.Detective Inspector Ian Ross, from Paisley CID, is leading the investigation and said: “We are investigating after a

gun thug who fired a shot through the window of a Paisley house.Cops say the shooting in Glencoats Drive happened around 1.30am this morning.Forensic officers have now arrived at the scene as uniformed cops and patrol cars remain outside the property.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A man aged 33 is in a critical condition in hospital after being found seriously hurt in a Johnstone flat.Police in Renfrewshire are appealing for information after he was found in the property in MacDowell Street around 1.40pm yesterday (Sunday).He was rushed to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow for treatment to serious injuries.

The incident happened around 9.30pm last night at Stanley Reservoir near to Gleniffer High School in Paisley. Emergency services attended and a 24-year-old man was taken by ambulance to the Royal Alexandra Hospital, where he remains.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens Detective Inspector Ian Ross, from Paisley CID, has appealed for witnesses to come forward.He said: “The Cottage Arms pub was deliberately set on fire in the early hours of Saturday morning.“This was a reckless and potentially dangerous act and we are very keen to trace whoever was responsible.“We are carrying out enquires in an effort to identify the individual or individuals responsible.“Police were alerted by colleagues in The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service about the incident at around 1.10am.He added: “We are appealing to anyone who may have saw anyone acting suspiciously in the area around that time to come forward to police.“Similarly, if you were driving in the area I would ask you

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens Police have released a description of the yob in hope that members of the public may be able to help trace him.He is a white male, around 5ft 5ins tall, thin build with short dark hair.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens The first is described as having a heavy build, with black hair and wearing glass, in his 40s and was wearing a blue top and shorts.The second also had a heavier build, is aged in his 40s or 50s,  and was also wearing a blue top.Cop said the third suspect had a thinner build and was wearing grey top and jogging bottoms.Detective Inspector Ian Ross, from Paisley CID, said: "This was a vicious and nasty attack which we are treating as an attempted murder."We are appealing to anyone who may have been in the area at the time and may have witnessed what happened to come forward."If you saw three males in near to Fulbar Road either prior or after the incident, then we would like to hear from

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens Detectives probing the incident believe the victim was ambushed when he briefly left a gathering in nearby Houston Court.He was stabbed in the body and was operated on by medics yesterday.A major investigation is now underway to identify the suspects with police scouring CCTV from the area.The street was sealed off as specialist forensic officers carried out a finger tip search.A wooden chair was seen in the middle of the road and a nearby bin also appeared to be a focus for investigators.Detective Inspector Ian Ross, from Paisley CID, said members of the public may hold the key in identifying the who was responsible for the senseless attack.He told the Paisley Daily Express: “We are

Banter from a barber’s shop in Motherwell will be shared with the rest of the country in a fly-on-the wall TV show this weekend.

Police are appealing for information about a murder bid in Kilbarchan.

Cops are appealing for information after a cyclist was stabbed in a brutal gang attack in Renfrewshire last night.