TWO teenage boys who asked a student to take their picture in the West End in 2000 have been reunited 21 years later. Nicola Skinner, now 43, was finishing her degree at Glasgow University and was feeling down after having a bad break-up when she went for a stroll with her Lomo Camera. Walking down Belmont Street, the then 22-year-old was approached by the two teens who asked her to snap the moment. The cheerful duo, donned in sportswear, posed with their arms around each other leaning against a bridge and grinning for the camera. Mum-of-one Nicola, a children s author, treasured the snap and took it with her through house moves until she settled in Bristol, where she had a career as a journalist.
Killer driver Tyrone Quinn died of drug cocktail inside HMP Northumberland
A pre-inquest review into the death of 22-year-old Tyrone Quinn heard a handful of details about the events of his passing
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Better understanding of childhood trauma could hold the key to tackling Scotland’s drug death crisis, it has been claimed. Leading figures from the recovery community believe more needs to be done to address the link between childhood abuse and neglect and drug addiction later in life. The number represents an increase of 6 per cent on the previous year and a death rate which is the highest in Europe and 3.5 times that of the UK as a whole. Event organiser Suzanne Zeedyk, a trauma expert and developmental psychologist, said the country needs to get “fiercely curious” about why people use drugs and what we can do to prevent that.
- Fiona Marie Collier (born 2000) was sentenced to one year probation for assault and theft $5,000 or under. - Jonah Tristian Morven (born 1997) was sentenced to one year probation for assaulting a peace officer causing bodily harm, assault causing bodily harm, assault with a weapon, possessing a weapon for a dangerous purpose, motor vehicle theft, theft $5,000 or under, two counts two counts each of assault causing bodily harm and assaulting a peace officer and three counts of breaching a release order, all committed in Prince George and for break and enter and taking an vehicle without the owner s consent, committed in New Aiyansh and breaching an undertaking or recognizance, committed in Terrace. Morven was also issued a five-year firearms prohibition and ordered to provide a DNA sample on two of the assault counts and spent a total of 338 days in custody prior to sentencing on the charges.