david wallace lockhart, bbc news, in the cairngorms national park. old trafford stadium before making its way to city's cathedral, as patrick gearey reports. applause denis law, the king of the stretford end, manchester city, huddersfield and torino, law combined bravery, beauty and majesty. he left lifelong memories. at manchester cathedral, some of the greats gathered to pay their final respects. to whom denis law was always a hero. well, he had a courage that was beyond. you hope, have, and he had a fantastic courage to play the game. he was never afraid of anything. the crowds at the cathedral and along the route were testament he had a heart as big as a dustbin lid. but off the pitch, his humility and the empathy he showed people was superb. denis law left the cathedral in a manner befitting one who rose to become the king. brilliant, absolutely brilliant! finally, to a ending. two fisherman have rescued a humpback whale found caught up in fishing gear off the coast of the isle of skye. a rope had become tangled around the humpback�*s tail. orig

david wallace lockhart has that story.hered. they didn't seem scared, not aggressive? not at all. the community sheep. what did they look like? with a very pronounced nose. there are concerns about disease and what these pigs could do to the environment. going on to try and trap them. and we're now in the process of trying to contain them, using bait, into a secure area. it's still unclear who put them here and why.