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- Aug 26, 2026
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Hugh Grant zooms into North Berwick (opens the original)
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The Four Weddings And A Funeral star was snapped getting into his silver Ferrari as he visited North Berwick in East Lothian on Wednesday. Grant, 65, was casually dressed in a blue shirt, dark trousers and sunglasses while his Swedish TV producer wife Anna Elisabet Eberstein was wearing a dark blazer and white shirt. Local Lesley Kerr was left stunned as she managed to take a quick picture of the movie star as he got into the stunning motor at the town’s Forth Street at around midday. Though the
East Lothian council worker facing jail sentence for terrorist fundraising (opens the original)
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Douglas Forsyth used imagery and insignia connected to the banned terror organisation to help promote social events held at the Blair Halls in Tranent, East Lothian. Forsyth, 59, printed up posters and tickets for the gatherings depicting the “Red Hand of Ulster” emblem along with the phrases “For God and Ulster” and “No 1 Platoon”. Edinburgh Sheriff Court was told images of the venue were posted on Facebook showing a large UVF flag on a wall and the events featured an Orange flute band and repr
HMP Edinburgh prisoner sentenced to additional time for attack (opens the original)
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Connor McInearney, 29, threw a Pot Noodle container full of the hot sticky liquid over rapist Thomas Hatton when the pair clashed in a cell at HMP Edinburgh in October last year. The 34-year-old victim was rushed to the capital’s royal infirmary for treatment before being transferred to a specialist plastic surgery unit at St John’s hospital in Livingston. McInearney pleaded guilty to assaulting Hatton by throwing hot liquid on his head and body to his severe injury when he appeared from custody
Man caught with child abuse images at Royal Infirmary avoids jail (opens the original)
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Gordon Truong was taken into custody after police officers went to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh in relation to an investigation into the medic accessing the images. Truong, 40, was subsequently found to have downloaded more than 7,000 still pictures and videos depicting the sexual abuse of female children between 10 and 15-years-old. Edinburgh Sheriff Court was told the shamed healthcare professional had accessed of hundreds of images categorised at Category A – the most depraved end of the
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