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Family's award after asbestos death
A family have been awarded almost 拢250,000 after their mother died from second-hand exposure to asbestos.
Adrienne Sweeney contracted mesothelioma after coming into contact with dust from her husband's overalls.
William Sweeney, from Paisley, worked at the Babcock & Wilcox boiler-making factory in Renfrew in the 1960s.
Daughter Kate Gibson said the compensation gave her mother "the justice she wanted in life".
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