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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.

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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.

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

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.