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David Sinders is charged with killing Gary MacKay (35) and Dwayne MacLeay (28) at a house in the Highland capital on May 28 last year.
email article A 61-year-old woman presents to a hospital in Austria for an outpatient gastroscopy due to an ongoing problem with black and tarry stools. She has no abdominal pain or problems with elimination. Her only comorbidity is psoriasis vulgaris, and she is a non-smoker. Her medical history includes having had an open appendectomy, and she reports having suffered a stroke about 20 years previously, for which she took aspirin until about 11 years ago, although there are no medical records to verify the diagnosis. The patient underwent two previous gastroscopies (the first at age 21...
Love triangles at the heart of the Bloomsbury set revealed Donna Ferguson She is one of the greatest writers of the 20th century, an Anglo-Irish novelist and celebrated intellectual who hung out with the Bloomsbury set and wrote a masterpiece about the second world war. Now, a set of extraordinary, previously unpublished letters from Elizabeth Bowen – author of The Heat of the Day – sheds new light on the author’s “obsession” with love triangles and motherless children in her fiction. The letters date from 1933, when Bowen, then 33, embarks on a love affair with the...
Hunt for new ASIC chairman key to repair Jan 31, 2021 â 11.30pm Save Share The recently departed head of Britainâs Financial Conduct Authority, Chris Woolard, and deputy chairman of the prudential regulator John Lonsdale are among a host of names being bandied about to become the new head of the besieged Australian Securities and Investment Commission. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is giving recruiters three months to search far and wide for a heavy-hitting chairman, amid calls for a safe pair of hands to repair the bruised and battered regulator and who would be expected to step into a...
"Scotland Forever!": How Scottish Highlanders Helped Defeat Napoleon at Waterloo The fabled Scottish Highlanders, including the 42nd, 79th and 92nd Regiments, marched into battle at Quatre Bras and Waterloo behind beating drums and shrieking bagpipes, shouting their fierce war cry, “Scotland forever!” Here's What You Need to Know: Scottish Highlanders contributed to the Anglo-Allied victory over Napoleon. In the early morning of June 16, 1815, the city of Brussels awoke to the shriek of bagpipes and the throbbing tattoo of drums. The Anglo-Dutch army under Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of ...