All news by author: Jennifer Hyland

Claire Inglis was murdered by her sadistic ex-boyfriend Christopher McGowan the High Court in Edinburgh found, just six weeks after he was released on bail to her address in Stirling, Scotland

A man made homeless by a fire then stranded in a car park has found Christmas cheer in a small Scottish village with locals rallying round to help him and his three dogs

Tracy Steele wanted to drive her disabled daughter Lauren Muir, 31, to A&E after she began choking on her vomit, but claims she was not allowed to do so

Six months after leaving British Gas, dad-of-one Jamie Walker was still receiving bills worth hundreds of pounds -

Allan and Linda Henderson were relaxing at their home in Glenrothes, Fife, as he watched TV before a white Vauxhall Corsa ploughed through the front of their bungalow, leaving him needing to be rushed to hospital

Jean Hanlon was found dead at Heraklion harbour in Crete in 2009 but how she died remains a mystery some 14 years later - her family now say they think she knew her killer

53-year-old Jean Hanlon was found dead in March 2009 at Heraklion harbour in Crete. However, the long-running case has failed to find out how she came to have died

Calum Rae’s only chance of survival could be an experimental vaccine costing £250,000, which could help his body to fight off his rare aggressive neuroblastoma cancer

Darryl Holdnall said he was ­saddened when he found the neglected and weather-beaten resting place of the late Princess Diana's mother

Peter Tobin left behind items including books, letters and papers at HMP Edinburgh. They will be kept in storage for up to three years before being destroyed if nobody claims them

Matthew Farr is at the centre of new rip-off claims at his car repair firm based in England. Alleged victims who want their money back claim the email address Farr has given them does not exist

Thomas Wainwright initially claimed Theresa Wade caused the accident that killed her back in October 2015 and he will be free next month following a Parole Board hearing last week

Dot Sayer and Iain Marr were devastated after they were told the ship would not be continuing for their full fortnight and were given the news via note which was put under their cabin door