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Edinburgh mum to finally lay baby son to rest after 50-year probe into 'empty coffin' case

Lydia Reid, from Clermiston, Edinburgh, has been fighting for answers since her son Gary died at just a week old in 1975.

Edinburgh Live

Scots mum to finally lay baby son to rest after 50-year probe into 'empty coffin' case

Lydia Reid, from Clermiston, Edinburgh, has been fighting for answers since her son Gary died at just a week old in 1975.

Daily Record

Football scout with links to organised crime had van stuffed with cocaine worth £450k at his house

Jordan McKinlay was jailed at the High Court in Glasgow for his part in a smuggling operation foiled by police when they uncovered a hidden compartment inside the van containing the drugs.

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Home Office must answer questions over tragedy which left baby with dead mother for FOUR days, say family

THE family of an asylum seeker whose death shocked Scotland when it emerged her son was left for four days alone in their family home have called…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish government to pay ‘substantial settlement’ to Black civil servant in landmark discrimination case

Rose Quarcoo had alleged she suffered racial discrimination, harassment and victimisation while working for Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service

The Independent UK

RAH assault victim blasts "failings" which led to his attacker walking free

Case against Robert McLellan's attacker failed after a prosecution blunder

Daily Record

Probe launched after man dies in Glasgow hospital after being taken from police station

The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service have ordered an investigation into the death of a 26-year-old man who died in hospital after being taken from a city centre police station.

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Prisoner with Covid died alone in cell coughing up blood 'after pleas were ignored'

Asthmatic prisoner Calum Inglis, 34, died alone in his cell just 12 days after catching Covid after his repeat requests for medical help were ignored, his family have said

Daily Mirror

Edinburgh prisoner, 34, 'begged' for help before dying alone in cell from Covid

Calum Inglis, 34, was coughing up blood after becoming seriously ill with the virus at HMP Addiewell, but his family claim his repeated requests for medical assistance via a cell intercom system were ignored.

Edinburgh Live

Scots inmate died alone in cell from Covid after begging guards for medical help

Calum Inglis, 34, was coughing up blood after becoming seriously ill with the virus but his family claim his repeated requests for medical assistance via a cell intercom system were ignored.

Daily Record

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