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: February 16, 2022, 8:57 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 Food and Drink Inverness born MasterChef 2022 semi-finalist Sarah Rankin talks autographs and love of local April 28, 2022 P&J Investigations A boy named Sue? Scotland’s most androgynous names April 12, 2022 P&J Investigations Shart, Lucifer, A: What are the baby name rules in Scotland? April 10, 2022 More from the Press and Journal EXCLUSIVE: Vicente Besuijen on adapting to life at Aberdeen, a bond with family and team-mates, and his international allegiance dilemma Cmal says 118 ‘snags’ will not stop ferries being delivered on time ‘Don’t spread resource too thin’: Vets send clear message to Scottish Government Calls for Westhill vaccination centre to be reinstated so elderly residents do not miss out on second booster Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire walking and cycling projects to benefit from £500,000 of funding Leader of Western Isles Council chosen by a cut of the cards – as one of first female councillors in decade takes committee position
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