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Mya Bollan

Saturday's headlines including man's brutal attack on girlfriend and temperature drop around Scotland

Welcome to Saturday's daily lunchtime briefing.

Today's top stories include - a man who brutally beat his girlfriend to death before leaving to buy cannabis, a woman who 'froze in fear' after sexually assaulted and snowy weather as temperatures drop across Scotland.

Man brutally beat girlfriend to death, put cuddly toy next to body then went to buy cannabis
45-year-old Kevin Ashton was found guilty of the murder of Helen Joy (Merseyside Police)

A court heard how a man beat his girlfriend to death then went to purchase cannabis.

Kevin Ashton, 45, left Helen Joy with a total of 121 external injuries then proceeded to claim that she inflicted them upon herself.

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Woman 'froze in fear' as she woke to find bouncer sexually assaulting her
Jason Sanderson has been jailed for 30 months. (Teesside Live)

A doorman who sexually assaulted a sleeping woman has been handed a prison sentence.

The victim woke up to find Jason Sanderson, 27, touching her breasts and bottom, at which point the "stunned" female froze and pretended to still be sleeping.

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Prowler caught on CCTV stealing tools from Scots garage in broad daylight


Cops are probing the attempted break-in and theft following the incident around 11.45am on Tuesday October 12.

Shocking CCTV images have captured the moment a prowler walking with a limp broke into a Scots garage with 24-hour security.

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Tragic pensioner Esther Brown's rape and murder proves 'failure of Scots justice system'
Community champion Esther Brown's body was discovered on June 1 after she had been missing for four days (Police Scotland)

The tragic rape and murder of Esther Brown proves 'failure of Scots justice system', according to Rape Crisis Scotland.

The charity have called on Police Scotland to do a better job protecting women after the pensioner was brutally murdered at home.

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When and where Scotland could see snow next week as temperatures drop across country
Snow may be on its way to Scotland earlier than you think (Getty)

We are definitely starting to feel a winter chill around Scotland as we make our way through October.

Temperatures in northern parts of the country dropped to near freezing last night, according to BBC News with some frost in the mornings over the weekend.

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