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NHS 'thought St Albans cancer patient was from Traveller community' - Vimarsana News

NHS 'thought St Albans cancer patient was from Traveller community'

Angela Devlin, 26, says she was not offered a check as it was assumed she would not have an address.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Muffin Break worker used colleague's bank card to buy Apple watch - Vimarsana News

Muffin Break worker used colleague's bank card to buy Apple watch

A COFFEE shop worker has been ordered to repay more than £1,000 to a vulnerable colleague whose bank card she used to buy an Apple watch and make…

Knightswood crime: Thug jailed for beating up ex over £20 loan - Vimarsana News

Knightswood crime: Thug jailed for beating up ex over £20 loan

A KNIGHTSWOOD THUG who breached a court order to beat up his ex over a £20 loan has been jailed for 21 months.

Adele's team were a 'total nightmare' during preparations of cancelled Las Vegas shows, say sources - Vimarsana News

Adele's team were a 'total nightmare' during preparations of cancelled Las Vegas shows, say sources

Adele may have contributed to the last-minute cancelation of her concerts in Las Vegas, with sources saying her team were a 'total nightmare' during preparations.

Ian Paisley won the political battle in Northern Ireland, Bernadette Devlin McAliskey tells UTV's Face to Face - Vimarsana News

Ian Paisley won the political battle in Northern Ireland, Bernadette Devlin McAliskey tells UTV's Face to Face

“I knew when I was doing it, 'I don’t care about your Queen'.” The Coalisland woman was later shot and wounded along with her husband Michael in a UDA murder bid at their home on the shores of Lough Neagh in 1981. Speaking about their survival, Mrs McAliskey said: “They left us for dead. I should have died. They left our house without a shot unfired.” But away from the cameras a remarkable bond developed between herself and the former DUP leader and First Minister. When the then Miss Devlin became active in civil rights protests during her tenure in Queen’s University, she unilate...