A sheriff has ruled that the death of a Scots boy could have been avoided if vital information on his medical condition had been shared between his GP and NHS 24.
Leylan Forte, 4, died from dehydration, gastroenteritis and norovirus in an ambulance outside his home in Montrose, Angus.
The youngster suffered from cerebral palsy, suspected autism, an eating disorder and wasn't able to communicate.
