Evening Times

Angelika: Sister in Blast at Police

THE sister of tragic Angelika Kluk has slammed police for losing track of the last man to see her alive. Peter Tobin, 60, who worked as a handyman at the chapel, was arrested in London on Saturday by the Metropolitan Police on an unrelated matter.

The Great Escape Miracle for Driver Trapped Under Lorry in M8 Crash

A DRIVER walked away from the wreckage of this car today after it was trapped under a jack-knifed lorry. She escaped with minor injuries after the accident, which brought chaos to the M8 near Arkleston in Renfrew.

Six Face Sex Attack Trial

SIX youths were due to face trial today over an alleged sex attack on a 14year-old girl filmed with a mobile phone. The accused - aged between 17 and 21 - were expected to appear in Glasgow Sheriff Court over the incident, which is alleged to have happened at a flat in the city last year.

Parents Find Son Beaten Up in Gang at Tack

A TEENAGER was attacked by a gang as he waited at a Glasgow bus stop for a lift from his parents. The 15-year-old was left lying in the Mount Florida street after the vicious assault - and was found lying there by his mum and dad.

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Flu Jab Shortages Won't Affect Scots Supplies Vaccine Delays to Hit England Only, Says Executive

THE Scottish Executive today played down fears of another shortage of flu jabs for vulnerable people. Ministers say adequate supplies will be available this winter and delivered on time even though there will be delays in England.

Summer Heatwave a New Record

SCOTLAND'S summer was the hottest on record, forecasters said today. The Met Office said last month's unexpected heatwave gave the country a recordbreaking Indian summer.

Rush for 800 Extra Tickets to Scots Clash

THOUSANDS of football fans jammed a hotline today after extra tickets were released for Scotland's vital Euro 2008 clash with France. Supporters who missed out during last month's desperate scramble for tickets were given a second chance after the French Football Federation returned hundreds of unsold briefs.

Family Joy As X-Factor Pair Battle Through

THERE was joy for a Glasgow teenager and her aunt when the pair beat the odds to make it through to the latest stage of XFactor's tough boot camp. The Angus family of Partick are celebrating after 17-year-old Nikitta, right, and her late mum's sister Katie, 44, were each given the nod by judges in the STV show screened at the weekend.

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Fry-Ups Take a Battering Award Push to Make Eateries More Healthy

GLASGOW is renowned for its choice of fine dining but many of its restaurants and cafes are failing to cater for healthy 21st century tastes, according to new research. Apoll by the Scottish Consumer Council found 86-per cent of diners believe eateries could do more to improve their health.

Staff Get the Oki to Eat Better

STAFF at a Cumbernauld printing firm are already reaping the benefits of the new Healthyliving Award. Sodexho's restaurant at OKI Printing Solutions was one of the first businesses in Scotland to be given accreditation.

A Lesson in Good Food

RESTAURANTS may be slow to catch on to healthy eating but schools in Glasgow have been putting the city on the nutritional map for years. Two years ago, Glasgow became the first local authority in the UK to offer free breakfasts in all its 184 primary schools.

Half of Men Who Use Vice Girls 'Have Partners'

MORE than half of men in the west of Scotland who pay for sex are in a relationship, Glasgow health chiefs revealed today. The shock findings by a Glasgow sexual health clinic Sandyford Initiative also found men paying for vice girls on holiday were twice as likely to have unprotected sex as those picking up prostitutes in Glasgow.

Green Msp Backs Bid to Beat Hep C

A GREEN Glasgow MSP has added his support to World Hepatitis C Awareness Day 2006. Patrick Harvie attended an open afternoon at CLevel, a voluntary organisation which provides a one-stop health promotion service to raise awareness about the prevention of hepatitis C in Glasgow.

Angelika's Sister Hits Out at Cops Over Killing Police Lost Track of Last Man to See Student Alive

THE sister of murdered Polish student Angelika Kluk has criticised police for losing track of the last man to see her alive. Strathclyde Police are preparing to interview odd-job man Peter Tobin today about the killing, which detectives said was "a horrific and very violent attack".

Clyde Yards Wait for Warship Order

CLYDE shipyard workers are expected to celebrate later this month by getting the go-ahead to help build Britain's biggest ever warships. Government ministers look set to finally end a bitter wrangle over costs by approving a bill of almost GBP4billion for two super- sized aircraft carriers.

Body Found in Hunt for Scot

A BODY has been found in the search for a Scots tourist who vanished while swimming in Italy, the Foreign Office said today. Jonathan Hallows, from Inverness, is believed to have drowned after getting into difficulties while bathing on the island of Sardinia.

Plea for Action Over Molly

A GLASGOW councillor is calling for action after a Pakistani court overruled a custody decision made in Scotland. Hanzala Malik spoke out after it was revealed a custody order had been extented to give custody of Molly Campbell - also known as Misbah - to her father.

Gun Raid Terror at Bookies

POLICE are hunting a gunman who raided a bookies on Glasgow's South Side. The thief burst into the Tote in Cathcart Road yesterday at 2.45pm, threatening staff with the weapon.