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A 'tiny cut' turned to sepsis - 16 months on father who lost limbs is still not home A father-of-two who lost his limbs to sepsis is unable to return to his family home 16 months on from his life-threatening ordeal because they cannot afford the £20,000 refurb needed to make it wheelchair-ready. Fiona McQuade said she and her husband Scott, 50, from Bishopton in Renfrewshire, have been left facing a "total nightmare" after the council said they were ineligible for grants. Forbes hopes Greens will 'embrace' her as Yousaf leadership on the brink Kate Forbes has said she hopes the Greens can 'embrace' her as Humza Yousaf fights for his political future ahead of two votes of no confidence next week. Cruise ship becomes largest vessel to ever berth at Scots port A cruise ship has become the largest vessel to ever berth at a port on the far north coast of Scotland. Real-life 'Martha Scott' slams Richard Gadd and likens herself to Johnny Depp The real-life 'Martha Scott' has hit back at Baby Reindeer creator Richard Gadd and even likened herself to Johnny Depp in a sensational interview. Permission granted for homeless village in South Lanarkshire Permission has been granted for a new homeless village to be opened in South Lanarkshire Mark Smith: Reactionary and right-wing? Don’t let the Greens’ little tantrum fool you Patrick Harvie didn’t say anything when he left Bute House on Thursday morning, face like fizz, Edinburgh sun lighting up his rainbow lanyard. But he and Lorna Slater certainly had plenty to say later on. According to the co-leaders of the Scottish Greens, by ending the Bute House Agreement, the SNP was selling out future generations to appease reactionary forces. Quite the little tantrum it was. Chef Brian Maule on what comes next after shock closure of city restaurant On one of the first days of spring sunshine this year, Vic’s & The Vine bar and restaurant in Prestwick had slowly started to fill with shorts and t-shirt-clad visitors, eager to make the most of the occasion. Brian Taylor: Humza Yousaf faces a crisis – of his own making Humza Yousaf faces a crisis – of his own making Intriguing element, confidence. It is the core of every political party’s pitch: put your trust in us. More, it is the foundation of the SNP’s independence offer. Let Scotland gain the confidence to detach from the Union. As ever, though, there is an element of flight in both these propositions. Political parties say: heed us, shun these other charlatans. ‘Poor choice’ for Greens to back no confidence motion in me – Yousaf Humza Yousaf has said it would be a “poor choice” for the Scottish Greens to back the motion of no confidence in him. Ron Mackenna: My expectations for this restaurant were low but I was so very wrong DunDun Xiang is popular, judging by it being full on this Tuesday night, and the young team obviously like it and there's tables of ladies on maybe a work night out, too.

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