Ally McCoist backs council tree decision
Rangers legend Ally McCoist supports Renfrewshire Council's no-action ruling on neighbour's tree complaint, urging Scottish ministers to dismiss appeal.
Category : Victims
Family's Heartache After Girl, 13, Dies in River Wharfe
Family of Palwasha Akbar, 13, who died in River Wharfe, share tribute. She was a bright, kind student at Bronte Girls' Academy. Inquest set for June 18.
Tributes to 'caring' couple killed in Kent car crash
Family and friends pay emotional tributes to Craig and Elizabeth Pangrazi-Simpson, who died in a horror car crash in Kent last month.
Woman Blinded by Friend's Chemical Attack Describes Pain
A mother who was blinded in one eye after a friend squirted ammonia in her face says the pain was worse than childbirth. The attacker was jailed for 13 years.
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MAGA influencer claims assault victim targeted over Trump ties
Melissa Rein Lively, who admitted assaulting a woman on the London Underground, claims she was targeted due to her ties to Donald Trump and alleges two-tier policing.
Teen who dreamed of joining RAF drowns in lake
Panashe Muchenje, 19, drowned in Balderton Lake while with friends. His family pleads for removal of a viral video of the incident and urges an end to speculation.
Mother Vows Justice for Son Killed in Dollis Hill Stabbing
Whitney Ringrose pays tribute to her 'beautiful, kind-hearted' son Jamal, 15, who died after a stabbing in Dollis Hill. She launches a fundraiser and vows to get justice.
Ed Miliband: Labour Must Rebuild Trust in Scotland
Former Labour leader Ed Miliband calls on the party to regain trust in Scotland, warning that failure to do so could harm UK-wide prospects.
DWP asks disabled people three questions about PIP
The DWP is calling on disabled people to answer three questions about PIP as part of the Timms Review, aiming to make the benefit fair and fit for the future.
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Anderlecht Explosions: Brussels Neighbourhood Rocked by Blasts
Multiple explosions and gunfire reported in Anderlecht, Brussels, with police and helicopters deployed. Authorities remain silent as residents seek answers.
Police Plea to Drivers in Search for Missing Southport Man
Stephen Molloy, missing since June 4, is vulnerable and struggles to communicate. Police urge taxi and delivery drivers to check dashcams as a helicopter searches Southport.
Tributes to 'gentle and caring' schoolgirl, 13, who died in River Wharfe
Palwasha Akbar, 13, went missing on May 31 and was found dead in the River Wharfe. Her family remembers her as a bright, kind girl with a bright future.
Lydiate Asbestos Case Reaches Court of Appeal
Lydiate residents fight in Court of Appeal to force HSE to release asbestos disposal info from a demolition site, alleging cover-up.
Woolton Mum Pleads for Venue After Council Funding Cut
Mandy Jamieson, whose son Daniel was stabbed to death, appeals for a free venue after Liverpool City Council withdraws funding for her annual remembrance event.
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Boy, 14, Dies After Lake Swim During Heatwave, Named
Samuel Murphy, 14, from Camberley, died after going missing while swimming at Hawley Lake during a heatwave. Inquest opened, body found next day.
DWP Urges Disabled People to Shape PIP Review with Workshops
The DWP calls on disabled people to participate in workshops for the Timms Review, which will assess if Personal Independence Payments are fair and fit for the future.
Widow Demands Justice as Assisted Dying Bill Debate Looms
Liz Wilson shares the harrowing final days of her husband John, who died of bowel cancer, as MPs debate a 114,000-signature petition on assisted dying.
Brother of missing toddler Cheryl Grimmer seeks justice
Paul Grimmer, brother of Cheryl Grimmer who vanished from a Sydney beach in 1970, speaks ahead of a parliamentary inquiry, demanding justice and accountability.
Couple killed in Kent car crash; children pay tribute
Craig Pangrazi-Simpson, 64, and Elizabeth Pangrazi-Simpson, 60, died after their car veered off the A228 Pembury Northern Bypass and crashed into trees. Their children have paid heartfelt tributes.
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Charity Reports Dr Todd to Police in Emmerdale
Charity Dingle bravely reports Dr Todd to the police after a horrific sexual assault in Emmerdale, leading to his arrest and emotional scenes.
Lammy Tells Vance He Was Wrong About Nowak Murder
Deputy PM David Lammy says he told US Vice-President JD Vance he was wrong to blame mass migration for the murder of British teenager Henry Nowak.
Vulnerable people face 'inhumane' ultimatums from London councils
Charities say London councils are unlawfully forcing vulnerable homeless people to choose between the streets or accommodation hundreds of miles away, targeting refugees and trafficking survivors.
Fayed Survivors Urge Trafficking Probe
Survivors of Mohamed Al Fayed's abuse call for a trafficking investigation, saying the 'true scale' of his network remains hidden. Over 400 allegations made.
Should Married at First Sight Be Taken Off Air?
Allegations of rape and sexual assault on Married at First Sight UK spark debate over the show's future, with former contestants calling for accountability.
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Child Phone Nudity Law Could End Online Abuse
Former minister Jess Phillips claims a law banning child phone nudity could eliminate 91% of online child sexual abuse in the UK and globally if adopted.
Somali referee denied US entry, misses 2026 World Cup
Omar Artan, the first Somali referee set to officiate at a World Cup, was denied entry to the US and will miss the 2026 tournament. Fifa says US government controls visas.
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