North-east mum hopes soldier son’s death will not be for nothing as troops leave Afghanistan He died a true Scottish hero in an “act of great courage and selflessness” which showed the “finest traditions of the Black Watch”. By Stephen Stewart July 15, 2021, 7:00 am Updated: November 11, 2021, 11:50 am Sean Binnie [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] Tags Afghanistan Black Watch Fife impact-forgotten-war Sean Binnie More from the Press and Journal P&J Investigations team P&J Investigations I didn’t get vaccinated. Now Long Covid has wrecked my life December 16, 2021 P&J Investigations Alex Salmond: ‘In Trump’s view I went from greatest First Minister to mad Alex, trying to destroy Scotland’ December 4, 2021 P&J Investigations Alex Salmond: They were buckling under the pressure and a small part of you says ‘let them stew in their own juice’ December 3, 2021 More from the Press and Journal WATCH: Episode 26 of Highland League Weekly – Inverurie Locos v Fraserburgh highlights, plus Lossiemouth’s Alan McIntosh Premium Content 41-year-old man due to appear in Inverness court on theft and fraud charges Challenging time for hospitality as family-run north-east hotel sees gas bill rise by £1,000 per month Fishing industry uneasy with ScotWind leases for offshore wind farms Could you be a minimalist? Why less is more in decor Aberdeen Women’s Francesca Ogilvie devastated as brace rendered ‘pointless’ after 3-2 defeat to Spartans
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