Welcome to Friday’s midday briefing.
Today’s top stories include the Scots mum that was left terrified after being slipped a note by stalker, the driver that sobbed as she ‘couldn’t remember killing’ cyclist and the disabled CBBC star that was turned away from a gig after travelling hundreds of miles.
Here are the most read stories on the Daily Record website this morning.
Scots mum walking with two kids terrified as stalker gropes bum and slips her a note
A Scots mum has issued a warning to other women after she was stalked and groped by a stranger while holding two young children.
Chanice Wilson was walking through Glenrothes town centre , in Fife , with her young daughter and nephew on Monday when she became aware of a man following them.
The stranger even approached her young nephew and picked him up as the family walked around a shop.
The shaken 21-year-old continued towards the bus station when she noticed he was lurking behind them before approaching her a short time later.
READ MORE: Scots mum walking with two kids terrified as stalker gropes bum and slips her a note
Scots driver sobbed in court as she ‘couldn’t remember killing’ cyclist
A driver sobbed in court yesterday as she could not remember killing a cyclist after running him over.
Jordan McDowall, 21, allegedly caused the death of Kevin Gilchrist on the A8 Greenock Road at Inchinnan just seven weeks after passing her test.
Kevin, 51, died in the accident on July 28, 2018.
Prosecutors state McDowall drove her white Ford Fiesta dangerously and failed to pay proper attention to the road in front of her.
It is claimed she crossed onto the opposing carriageway and collided with Kevin, who was riding his bicycle.
READ MORE: Scots driver sobbed in court as she ‘couldn’t remember killing’ cyclist
Disabled Scots CBBC star turned away from O2 gig after travelling hundreds of miles
A disabled Scots actress was left furious after splashing out over £200 to see one of her favourite singers only to be turned away due to her wheelchair.
Music fan Hannah Moncur-Harper, 17, had travelled hundreds of miles with pal Abby Robbie, 18, to see singer Yungblud perform at Newcastle's O2 Academy on Tuesday night.
The talented actress, who uses a wheelchair , was overjoyed after securing last-minute tickets for the sell-out gig on Ticketmaster.
But she was left gobsmacked when she was refused entry by security at the venue.
READ MORE: Disabled Scots CBBC star turned away from O2 gig after travelling hundreds of miles
Zero ScotRail trains will run during Glasgow COP26 after staff offered ‘rotten’ pay rise
Zero ScotRail trains will run during Glasgow Cop26 after staff were offered a 'rotten' pay rise.
Scotland's public transport is set to be crippled during the major climate change summit as train services all come to a halt.
It comes after furious staff were offered 'lousy' wage increase of nearly five per cent which they branded unacceptable.
READ MORE: Zero ScotRail trains will run during Glasgow COP26 after staff offered ‘rotten’ pay rise
Severely disabled ‘smiley’ Scots baby dies after being neglected by parents
A ‘smiley’ baby girl was found dead in Glasgow after her parents failed to properly look after her.
The severely disabled child's tragic death has sparked an urgent review into her care after being failed by mum and dad.
It comes after Child D was found “lifeless” by her dad at home before she reached the age of one - medics were then unable to resuscitate her.
In the weeks before her death medical staff had raised concerns that she was not “her normal smiley self” and was losing weight.
Now it has been revealed that opportunities to intervene were missed by her parents, according to a significant case review.
READ MORE: Severely disabled ‘smiley’ Scots baby dies after being neglected by parents
