A rave on an industrial estate, big house parties and a pub still open...GMP catch hundreds flouting lockdown rules on New Year's Eve

missing for more than two months has been found. Fife man Robert Clark, also know as Sparks or Rab, was last seen around 8.45pm on Sunday, November 15, in the Lumphinnans area.

direct to your inboxPeople should report their neighbours to the police if they're repeatedly flouting lockdown rules, urges Britain's most senior police officer.Dame Cressida Dick, Metropolitan Police Commissioner, has said a 'small minority' are still failing to follow the coronavirus regulations.Speaking to LBC radio on Tuesday, Dame Cressida said: “The last thing I’m going to say on national radio is everyone should be shopping everybody.

Fife industrial estate last year have been identified.The body can now be confirmed as that of Ean Coutts who lived in the village of Kinglassie. The 61-year-old’s remains were discovered at the Whitehill Industrial Estate in Glenrothes in September, 2020.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Two thugs launched a washing machine, radiators and a hoover out a third-floor window at cops after they came to break up a noisy party.Nathan Hill and Ajdin Husic rained missiles down at officers as laughter could be heard coming from the East Lothian flat.Haddington’s High Street was left littered with glass after bottles and crockery were hurled and a Police Scotland vehicle was damaged.Hill later jumped

IKEA stores in Scotland have been forced to close in line with the government's lockdown advice on essential retailers. The Swedish homeware giant's website states that branches in both Edinburgh and Glasgow are "temporarily closed" after the country entered into its third lockdown this week.

coronavirus lockdown rules will not be until the middle of next month, senior Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove has announced. Mr Gove announced that the first possible review date of the lockdown Level 5 rules will be around six weeks from now - on Monday February 15.

direct to your inboxEngland has been put into lockdown from today for the third time in 10 months, the Prime Minister announced on Monday evening.From today, everyone in England is being told to stay at home and non-essential shops ordered to shut.People are only allowed to leave their homes for certain reasons - including medical appointments and exercise - and have been told to work from home if they can.

Wigan, on New Year's Eve.People living nearby reported hearing fireworks being set off before several police cars descended on the industrial estate as the party went on into the early hours of New Year's Day.Lighting, DJ equipment and heaters were seized from a unit at the back of the site.

David Guetta has urged everyone to take the coronavirus vaccine, which he hopes will lead to a “big, mad party” in 2021.Speaking to Reuters shortly before pre-recording a charity New Year’s Eve concert outside the Louvre Museum in Paris, the French DJ and producer said he hopes everybody gets vaccinated.“I’m going to do the vaccine, and I hope people are going to do it too because I don’t see any other way to go out of this situation,” Guetta said.France is one of the countries hardest-hit by

Greater Manchester enters Tier 4 restrictions today, there'll be no big New Year's Eve parties this year.Except one - as the Haçienda hosts another virtual stay-at-home rave to usher in 2021.FAC 51 The Haçienda is taking over United We Stream again, this time for 24 hours straight as the New Year is rung in around the world.Music lovers are being encouraged to tune in and party at home with members of their own household or support bubble.Running from 10am on December 31 to 10am on January 1,

direct to your inboxTraders are celebrating after a developer pulled controversial plans to build more than 200 homes on a busy industrial estate.Property firm Countryside has withdrawn its proposals for Fieldhouse Industrial Estate in Rochdale following fierce opposition.Around 70 firms operate from the site and businesses claimed that up to 1,000 jobs could be lost should the project go ahead.Residents also feared the already congested Whitworth Road would not be able to cope with the

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been accused of breaking the UK ‘rule of six’ restrictions during a meet-up with Prince Edward and his family at Sandringham Estate on Sunday night.

direct to your inboxThe deputy mayor has expressed fears there could be a rise in illegal raves and house parties in Greater Manchester over the Christmas period.Beverley Hughes told a press conference led by Andy Burnham on Tuesday that there is intelligence to suggest the region 'could see a return' of the raves and parties seen over the summer.