Woman taken to hospital following multi-vehicle crash on M6

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motor neurone disease (MND). Paul Ottley, 65, worked for the Royal Mail in Glasgow for more than 20 years and was only diagnosed with the degenerative condition in December.

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Tributes have been paid to 53-year-old David Bottomley who was working on a construction site in Liverpool city centre when an external lift gave way and crashed to the ground. As thoughtful messages are left in memory of David, well wishes have been penned for his son Clayton, 18, who was also in the lift and remains in a critical condition in hospital, the ECHO reports.

funeral. Leanne McNamara, 37, was left scarred for life after brawling in the street during one of a number of confrontations between members of the funeral party.Miss McNamara told a trial she "knew straight away" that her jaw had been broken after being punched in the face with full force by Theresa Boyle, 53.The trial was told that Boyle had shown her stepdaughter "an act of kindness" at the graveside by handing her a rose to thrown on her grandfather's coffin.

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The parents of a baby girl who died of a catastrophic brain injury just four days after birth were reassured by hospital staff that everything was fine, an inquest heard.

Glasgow hospital earlier this week. Darren Fitzpatrick has been reported missing and was last seen at Stobhill Hospital on Tuesday, May 18.

Liverpool beyond this summer. The Turkish defender's loan spell will end after this weekend's clash with Crystal Palace. But the Reds have an option to buy him from Schalke for £18m.

Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek’s proposed takeover bid was rejected last week.Ek, who is a lifelong Arsenal fan, confirmed on Saturday (May 15) that his reported £1.8bn offer to buy the Premier League club had been rejected by Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, who represent the club’s owners Stan and Josh Kroenke.Ek said in a tweet that his bid included “fan ownership, representation at the board and a golden share for the supporters”, but that it was knocked back by the Kroenkes as, Ek claims, “they don’t need the money”.While it was reported last weekend that the Spotify co-founder remains interested in buying the club, Arsenal manager Arteta has told reporters today (May 21) that they should now all move on.Mikel Arteta says it is time to

Perth Airport. Cllr Stewart said it would be better to await the outcome of the U88 stopping up order before proceeding.With regards to the A94 stretch, he said Provost Melloy had asked for a traffic island at the entrance to the airport to help residents access a bus stop because of the speed and volume of traffic.

TYSON Fury and wife Paris enjoyed a knockout date night in Miami as they dined on pricey sushi in an exclusive restaurant. The couple, who are expecting their sixth child together, visited Asian fusion restaurant Baoli and tucked in to an incredible fishy platter.

LADY Gaga has revealed she had a "total psychotic break" after being raped at 19 years old. The singer, 35, opened up about the harrowing ordeal in the first episode of Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry’s docuseries The Me You Can’t See.

Baby Azaylia Cain's parents - Ashley Cain and partner Safiyya Vorajee - led mourners as a procession took place in Nuneaton today.

Manori Ravindran International EditorSky has canceled “Bulletproof,” three weeks after multiple sexual misconduct allegations emerged about the show’s lead Noel Clarke, Variety can reveal.A spokesperson for the Comcast-backed pay-TV operator confirmed the decision: “Sky will not be proceeding with any further series of ‘Bulletproof.'” Meanwhile, production company Vertigo Films has also said it “will not make any future series of ‘Bulletproof.'”Variety understands season 4 of the show had already been commissioned and was in pre-production stages when news broke in The Guardian on April 29 about Clarke.

vicious attack on September 21 after quizzing his victim about her past, despite him having a wife when they began dating. At court on Judge Glenn branded Bailey hypocritical and a 'weapon in his own right' in sentencing him to 21 months behind bars, StokeonTrentLive reports.

Saturday's Irish 2,000 Guineas card hinges on a morning inspection following a deluge of rain overnight.

Families across England are reuniting as lockdown restrictions ease and indoor hospitality is once again open, including cinemas, pubs and concert venues.

Liverpool team-mate Steven Gerrard after some questioned his induction into the Premier League Hall of Fame this week.The former England captain has joined seven others in entering the exclusive group, which was kicked off by Alan Shearer and Thierry Henry, but is so far the only one not to have won the competition.The Rangers boss made 504 appearances between 1998 and 2015, scoring 120 goals, posting 92 assists and winning a total of 255 matches with his boyhood club.Despite his undeniable quality in the middle of the park, Gerrard was unable to drag Liverpool to the title having managed second-place finishes on three separate occasions.Described by the league as 'a place for celebration, admiration and nostalgia' and 'home of the greats'

Deontay Wilder is stepping up his training ahead of a trilogy bout with Tyson Fury by lifting lumps of wood outside his Lake Tuscaloosa mansion.The Bronze Bomber rocked the heavyweight division to its core this week by derailing Fury's proposed undisputed showdown with Anthony Joshua.Joshua appeared set to meet his British rival in an eagerly-awaited Saudi Arabia bout on August 14, but those plans are now up in smoke.Instead, Wilder is now poised to face Fury this summer after the Court of Arbitration ordered the latter to fulfil his contractual obligations and meet him for a third time.The last-remaining hope for Joshua and promoter Eddie Hearn was the American stepping aside for a price and allowing their clash with Fury to go ahead, yet