An Ayrshire man left in a coma after a random attack in Ibiza has arrived home in Scotland almost a month after the ordeal.
The fight of 26-year-old Gavin Roberton, from Stewarton, is "not over yet", after being left in a coma for around three weeks after the random one-punch assault while at an ATM.
His devastated mum and aunt flew to the island to be at the electrician's bedside after he suffered a fractured skull, as well as bleeding and bruising on his brain.
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The family had feared that he could remain in a coma for some time.
We told how on Friday he opened his eyes and was responding to questions.
Now, after more than £40,000 was raised to get him home, Gavin is back on British soil.
Family friend Elaine Scott confirmed on a Facebook fundraiser page on Sunday: "Happy to be able to tell you that Gavin was repatriated to Scotland earlier today.
"Thanks to your donations and fundraising this part of Gavins journey has been less of a nightmare for his family.
"Thank you all once again for your kind wishes and words of encouragement for the family and for all of your donations and fundraising.
"The journey for Gavin and his family is not over yet but has come a very long way so far".
You can view the fundraiser here.
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