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A Scots mum has been left in tears by sick trolls posing as her dead daughter on fake social media profiles.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter Broadway Across America, a touring network of shows and musicals, has set a new executive team. As part of the shakeup, Richard Jaffe, who currently serves as co-CEO, is taking over as the sole chief executive officer, while Susie Krajsa is extending her term as president, a position she has held since 2018.

A Scots chef's dying words were "mum, I'm panicking" before she suffered a fatal asthma attack.

Asthma inhalers could be included in at risk workplace first aid kits next year after the tragic death of a 19-year-old chef from Glasgow.

Rangers memorial slab for her tragic teen daughter who died at work. Lauren Reid was just 19-years-old when she suffered a huge asthma attack at work and went into cardiac arrest.

Westminster after receiving global support. The Sunday Mail revealed in April how the mum of tragic Lauren Reid had launched a fight to have life-saving inhalers added to first aid kits in kitchens to protect others in the industry.

asthma attack is on the cusp of having her campaign to ensure kitchens are fitted with inhalers debated by MPs.

Scotland. Last year they held a host of fundraising events, including a dance-a-thon, bag packing, pyjama days and two brave teachers even completed a sky dive.Lauren Reid and Sophie Coyle raised more than £2,000 after they hurled themselves from 10,000ft.Yvonne Moohan, from the school’s parent council, said: “St Paul’s Primary had that much fun last year fundraising for Cash for Kids Challenge that we have decided to come back for a second year.“Our aim this year is to raise as much money as possible for a great cause, a cause that responds to the needs of children in our community, aspires to enable all children to live life to the full and achieve their individual potential.“These being important qualities to St Paul’s.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaJohn Gore Organization, the Tony-award winning production company being “Dear Evan Hansen” and “The Band’s Visit,” has laid off roughly a hundred employees. The staffers had previously been furloughed, but with Broadway’s shutdown continuing for months, the cuts have now become permanent.John Gore Organization also owns The Broadway Channel and Broadway.com, two leading sources of news on the comings-and-goings on the Great White Way.“It is with a heavy heart that we have laid off a number of previously furloughed employees,” said Lauren Reid, chief operating officer of John Gore Organization, in a statement.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticThe John Gore Organization, a major Tony Award-winning production company and owner of Broadway.com and The Broadway Channel, has permanently laid off what sources say is more than 100 previously furloughed employees.Lauren Reid, Chief Operating Officer of John Gore Organization, confirmed layoffs but did not provide numbers or details about which departments were hit. “It is with a heavy heart that we have laid off a number of previously furloughed employees,” Reid said in a statement.