内容摘要：“You cannot see what we’ve seen, hear what we’ve heard, and do what we’ve had to do and be untouched by it,” she said.

“You cannot see what we’ve seen, hear what we’ve heard, and do what we’ve had to do and be untouched by it,” she said.

"In all the years these events have taken place, this is the first time such deliberate vandalism has occurred," he said.Anyone with relevant information about the vandalism has been urged to contact police.

Sixty eight dolphin sculptures will eventually be placed around the island, which people will be able to track down via an app.The founder of a charity for vulnerable people has said she is "very cross" that its van containing "a few hundreds pounds worth" of gardening tools was stolen.Eileen Crew, who set up Shaftesbury & District Carers Association 20 years ago to help people in Dorset, admitted she also feels "very sorry" for those who are responsible.

She said CCTV footage from a nearby business showed that the charity's white Ford Transit van was taken from Longmead Industrial Estate in Shaftesbury, in the early hours of Saturday morning.Dorset Police confirmed that enquiries are being carried out but no arrests have been made.

Ms Crew said she understands that "a lot of people are so desperate" at the moment.

"I feel very sorry that they have to do things like this," she said.The court heard an "excessive and unsecured" load caused the trailer to detach from the van.

Murchison was originally charged with causing death by dangerous driving but pleaded guilty to an amended charge earlier this year at a hearing at the High Court in Inverness.On that occasion, the court heard that Mr Martin's relatives did not want Murchison to be prosecuted.

A footpath improvement project in one of Skye's best-known landscapes has been completed.The Old Man of Storr, which features remnants of volcanic activity 2,800 million years ago, attracts about 223,000 visitors annually.