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iOS - Android But, prosecutor Victoria Kwell told Glasgow Sheriff Court: "The SSPCA officer returned to the car and spoke to a colleague."The colleague said the man at the door was McNicol and he owned the dog."The officer returned to the house to speak with him."He confirmed he was James McNicol and said there was a dog...but would not allow her to take the dog."The SSPCA officer went into the living room and saw the dog - a crossbreed called Scamp - lying stricken on the floor.The poor animal had visible ribs and hip bones as well as being unresponsive to touch and sound.Scamp was rushed to the vet, but sadly had to be put down.The dog was described as severely underweight and badly dehydrated.

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covid. Mum-of-two Becky Hunt, 31, and husband Matt, 34, started making booze last year at their home in Strathaven, South Lanarkshire.

Coronavirus infection rates have gone up in eight out of 10 boroughs in Greater Manchester.

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iOS - Android Staff who struggled to meet targets, even those who were older or had disabilities, were reprimanded, with some even losing their jobs.They were also forced to work in "sweatshop conditions" after the factory’s air con system failed and, when they bought their own fans in, were told not to use them.One said: “We worked through lockdown doing this important job to help keep people safe, yet we were shown no respect and treated like second-class citizens.“I’m a hard worker and never had a day off in my life but I couldn’t even go to the toilet without folk watching me.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorEven though she is on the cusp of turning 80, Lesley Stahl is still climbing mountains.Thirty years ago, the “60 Minutes” correspondent “huffed and puffed for two months to get myself in training” for what she has said was “one of the best days of my life,” a visit with the famous  Rwanda mountain primates that were the basis of the 1988 film “Gorillas in the Mist.” Her stamina work at that time didn’t do much for her, she recalls in an interview. “I almost died climbing to find them.”  Despite her work, “what I failed to take into account was the altitude.

Prince Albert and Princess Charlene of Monaco have been the subject of many rumors about their marriage after they have spent months apart.

First Minister told MSPs in a statement at Holyrood today that 75% of confirmed cases in the last week had been among people aged under 45, as she made a fresh plea for younger Scots to get vaccinated as soon as possible.

Perth and Kinross last week. It is the highest weekly figure since the week beginning July 19 after a huge rise in cases.It brings the total number of death certificates to record the coronavirus as a cause of death in the region to 272 since the crisis began last year.

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Ayrshire than at any other time in the last five months, new figures show.Latest data published today by the Scottish Government and Public Health Scotland shows there are 44 people being treated for the disease in the region's hospitals – the highest figure since March 14 when there 48 Covid patients.A further 19 people have been admitted to hospitals since Friday while the number of patients in Ayrshire ICUs has risen by one to six – the highest number since February 26.The news comes as a further 535 new cases of coronavirus were reported in Ayrshire in the last 24 hours among 7,065 nationwide.There are 771 Covid patients in Scottish hospitals – up 118 since Friday – while the number of people battling the virus in ICUs is 71; up 11 over

contaminated water at Botanic Gardens in Southport. The 37 year old later became severely ill and was diagnosed with a rare bacterial infection known as Necrotising Fasciitis, the Manchester Evening News reports.

Botanic Gardens, Churchtown. He cut his leg and quickly became ill.

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