A new state-of-the-art television studio has opened in Glasgow's Kelvin Hall in what has been hailed as a "new and exciting chapter" for the iconic building.
11.09.2022 - 12:23 / dailyrecord.co.uk
An attempted murder probe has been launched following a 'deliberate' flat fire in South Ayrshire.
The alarm was raised around 4.30am on Saturday, September 10 when police were called to reports of a blaze at a top floor flat on Russell Drive in the town of Ayr.
Officers say early enquiries suggest the fire had been started deliberately. It is understood no one was harmed in the incident but, due to the circumstances, cops believe it was a targeted attack.
They are treating the event as attempted murder, and an investigation is now underway. As part of their extensive efforts to identify those responsible, police have undertaken door-to-door enquiries.
They are also in the midst of of reviewing CCTV footage for any further information, and have stationed additional officers in the area so as to quell the worry of local residents.
Detective Inspector Martin Prendergast said: “Thankfully no-one was injured, however, the fire was started deliberately and could have had serious consequences.
"I am appealing to local residents for any information they may have regarding this incident. Any small piece of information could prove to be the vital link we need as we continue to piece tougher the circumstances of what happened.
"I would also ask anyone in the area at the time to check their dash cam, or private space CCTV footage as it could have captured images relevant to our ongoing inquiries.
"This incident will have generated concern in the local community and I would like to reassure everyone that additional officers will be on patrol in this area. Anyone with concerns can approach these officers.”
Anyone with any information is asked to contact Police Scotland via 101 quoting incident 0677 of Saturday, 10 September, 2022.
Alternati
A new state-of-the-art television studio has opened in Glasgow's Kelvin Hall in what has been hailed as a "new and exciting chapter" for the iconic building.
Police have launched a search for a Scots woman who hasn't been seen for two days - as her 'broken' mum pleads for good news.
Footage has shown fire crews battling a blaze at a flat in Fife. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service were called to reports of a fire at a building on Cowdenbeath High Street at around 9.30am on Tuesday, 27 September.
This is the dramatic moment a fire ripped through a high-rise flat in Glasgow.
A man who was left seriously injured after an incident in a Scots town has died in hospital almost a week later, police have confirmed.
The UK Government has been asked to investigate a scandal-hit youth charity after allegations of sexual misconduct were made against its ex-chairman.
Police have launched an ‘unexplained death’ probe after the body of a young man was found at a property in Fife. Emergency services were called to the scene on Wemyss Street in Rosyth at around 9.30am on Friday, September 23.
Cops have launched an urgent search to trace a 15-year-old Scots girl who vanished in Motherwell.
Mike McCahill Guest Contributor The source of this week’s other televised literary adaptation can’t claim the same global reach as “The Lord of the Rings,” but Sally Andrew’s Tannie Maria novels have proven reliable bestsellers in the author’s native South Africa since their 2015 debut. They now provide the basis of “Recipes for Love and Murder,” a South African-Scottish co-production that represents the daffiest addition yet to Acorn TV’s burgeoning portfolio of genial timepassers. To some degree, this is formula fare with a capital F: mild comic, romantic and criminal misadventures in a picturesque setting. Watch enough of it, and you realize even individual scenes have their own formula. Find a cosy location, add light seasonings of plot and piano, and – lest anybody still feel too challenged – serve with a cutesy punchline, typically someone offering to put a kettle on somewhere. From its foundations up, it’s tea-break television.
Naman Ramachandran Executive producer Mary Burke has launched production company Public Dreams Ltd, which aims to bring together the best of film and TV talent to produce distinctive, ambitious, commercial content for the British and global markets. Burke launches the company after five years as senior executive at the BFI Film Fund and 13 years at Warp Films where she amassed more than 40 TV and film credits including “Submarine,” “Saint Maud,” “Phantom of the Open,” “Brian and Charles,” “God’s Own Country,” “Colette” and “Ammonite.” She has won a BAFTA Scotland best feature award for “For Those in Peril” and a BAFTA Cymru in the same category for “Submarine.”
A murder probe has been launched over the death of a woman in Aberdeen who has been described by heartbroken family as a "deeply loved" mother.
Police are treating a blaze in a block of flats in Glasgow as a deliberate act.
A police investigation is continuing in Aberdeen today after a body was found on a roundabout in the city.
A man and a woman have been evacuated from their upstairs flat in a South Ayrshire town after a fire broke out in the early hours of Sunday morning.
An urgent search has been launched after a 15-year-old boy vanished in Aberdeen.
Good evening and welcome to Friday's Daily Record headline briefing. The rundown keeps you up to date with the latest news from Scotland and beyond.
A 41 year-old man has been arrested and charged after a flat was allegedly torched in Ayrshire. The alleged early-hours attempted murder bid took place on Russell Drive in Ayr at around 4.30am on Saturday, September 10.
A new direction. Prince William and Duchess Kate have officially stepped into new roles within the British royal family after Queen Elizabeth II‘s death.
at Balmoral Castle in Scotland on September 8, Buckingham Palace announced today. At 96 years old, she was the United Kingdom's longest reigning monarch.“The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon," wrote.