Second walker rescued after sickness linked to water on West Highland Way Lomond Mountain Rescue has now issued a warning to others about water consumption on the popular long distance walking trail. Evening Standard · May 21
Second youth charged after two police officers injured in disorder in Scottish city A MALE youth has been charged after two police officers were assaulted and injured in an incident involving a large group of young people ... The National (Scotland) · May 20
Body of woman recovered from water after major emergency response near Scottish beach THE body of a woman has been pulled from the water following a major multi-agency emergency response at a beach in Fife ... The National (Scotland) · May 20
Hearts question ‘premature ending’ of title decider after pitch invasion from Celtic fans The end of the title deciding clash came after a pitch invasion at Celtic Park The Independent UK · May 20
I was evacuated from our Scots village when 'the ground moved and cracked homes' RESIDENTS from a village in Clackmannanshire have described being evacuated from their homes after doorframes “cracked”, skirting boards “came… The National (Scotland) · May 19
Man charged after two 24-year-olds killed in Aberdeenshire crash A man has been arrested and charged in connection to a fatal road crash in Aberdeenshire The National (Scotland) · May 19
36 houses evacuated in Scottish village after 'ground movement' causes shift THIRTY-SIX houses in a former Scottish mining village have been evacuated after a “ground movement” caused them to shift positions ... The National (Scotland) · May 19
Full list of road closures and bus diversions for Edinburgh marathon revealed SCOTLAND'S capital will welcome thousands of runners this week, taking part in the Edinburgh Marathon Festival with a number of key roads closed and… The National (Scotland) · May 19
Celtic told to expect a 'points deduction' by ex-referee chief after pitch invasion A former PGMOL chief has suggested Celtic could face a points deduction after the pitch invasion that marred their Premiership title-clinching win… The National (Scotland) · May 18
Panic in Glasgow city centre as St Enoch Square sealed off after daylight stabbing A serious assault in Glasgow's St Enoch Square on Sunday afternoon led to a significant police response, with one individual hospitalized. Authorities cordoned off the area and temporarily closed the nearby subway station as investigations commenced. Police Scotland assured the public there was no ongoing threat, urging people to steer… The Times of India · May 18
Five in hospital after car crashes into group of pedestrians The 12-year-old boy was airlifted to the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow The Independent UK · May 18
Police chief vows ‘swift and robust action’ after officers attacked during Celtic title celebrations Heart of Midlothian says players and staff subjected ‘deeply disturbing’ and physical and verbal abuse after Celtics’ fans flooded onto pitch The Independent UK · May 17
SPFL confirms Celtic vs Hearts had ended before ‘unacceptable’ pitch invasion Celtic pipped Hearts to the title before some of their supporters entered the pitch The Independent UK · May 17
Celtic must be ‘more accountable’, says senior officer angry at fan disorder There have been 14 arrests in Glasgow so far following Celtic’s Scottish Premiership win. Evening Standard · May 17
Evening Standard · May 17 Police call for discussions after officers injured during Celtic celebrations Some 3,000 supporters congregated in the area on Saturday to celebrate their team’s victory over Hearts.
The Independent UK · May 16 ‘An embarrassment to Scottish football’: Hearts issue strong statement on ‘shameful’ scenes at Celtic Hearts said they are investigating ‘disturbing’ reports of ‘serious physical and verbal abuse’ towards players and staff following the Celtic pitch invasion
Evening Standard · May 16 Hearts fans nervous but confident they can win title clash If Hearts win the Scottish Premiership it will mark the first time for 66 years they have done so.
The Independent UK · May 15 Man charged after Scottish referee’s details leaked online amid Celtic penalty controversy Personal information relating to John Beaton was leaked on the internet, leading to him and his family being placed under police surveillance
The Times of India · May 12 71-year-old woman hospitalised after stabbing in Scotland as 21-year-old suspect arrested In a shocking turn of events in Montrose, Scotland, a 71-year-old woman was rushed to the hospital after a reported stabbing incident on Market Street early Tuesday morning. Emergency services arrived at the scene following a 12:40 am alert regarding a serious assault. Authorities have taken a 21-year-old woman into…
The Guardian - UK · May 5 Anger over green light for traffic lights on Argyll’s ‘Bridge over the Atlantic’ Plans to install traffic lights on Clachan Bridge will ruin tourist attraction and endanger pedestrians, critics warn
Evening Standard · May 2 I don’t blame my political opponents for my attack, Reform candidate says Thomas Kerr said he was ‘very shaken up’ after the alleged assault and called for his opponents to ‘tone it down’.
Evening Standard · May 1 £25,000 reward offered to find stolen historic Glasgow artefact The Lipton Cup, reportedly worth nearly £500,000, was stolen from the Riverside Museum last year.
Evening Standard · May 1 John Swinney convenes security meeting after terror threat level raised The national threat level was raised following the incident in Golders Green.
Evening Standard · Apr 30 Arm all police with Tasers as Glasgow has become lawless under SNP – Reform Party candidate and Glasgow councillor Thomas Kerr said ‘mass illegal migration is pushing Glasgow to breaking point and anarchy’.
International Business Times UK · Apr 27 UK Paedophile Unit Warns AI Could Turn Ordinary Family Photos Into Child Abuse Images A specialist UK paedophile unit has warned that AI could be used to turn ordinary family photos into child abuse images, as officers in Scotland reveal the growing pressure of online exploitation cases.