Scots longest Covid intensive care patient finally leaves hospital after almost 200 days
Neil McLaughlin s illness started as a slight cough but his condition quickly deteriorated leaving him fighting for his life.
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Airdrie woman admits embezzling £40k from her employer
Arlene Watson, from Chapelhall, will be sentenced next month
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A woman has admitted stealing nearly £40,000 from the engineering company she worked for.
Arlene Watson, 37, of Galashiels Avenue, Chapelhall, appeared at Airdrie Sheriff Court this week.
She admitted two charges of embezzlement.
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