Bo'ness street to become movie set next week

Scotland anthem Yes Sir, I Can Boogie plays in the background. The footage appears to show at least six men set upon the man with him being punched and thrown to the ground before kicks are aimed at him.

a weapon then attacked her after goading a couple walking down a Scots street. The 28-year-old man and 25-year-old woman were walking between New Street, Musselburgh and Lochend Road North at around 4.45pm last Thursday.

Edinburgh with armed officers spotted standing guard at the scene. Local reports claim that a heavy police presence was seen on Leith Walk at around 6.30am on Wednesday morning.

Glasgow street in 'unexplained' circumstances. Police and ambulance crews raced to Gogar Street amid reports the 42-year-old had taken unwell.

hospital after being hit by a car on a Scots street. Emergency crews raced to Buckstone Terrace in Edinburgh around 5pm last night after the 13-year-old was struck by the vehicle.

Waverley at 5.30am on Thursday and were on the street at Kings Cross at 9.40am. Footage shows them hitting the platform singing their travelling anthem “We’ll Be Coming Down The Road”.

Rod Stewart has hit back at critics who slammed him for singing the wrong lyrics to Flower of Scotland live on the BBC this morning. Many unimpressed Scots took to Twitter to hit out at the Maggie May singer for singing 'a wee bit heather and glen' instead of 'your wee bit hill and glen'.

The residents of Avon Drive in Linlithgow, West Lothian, took to the streets to party on Tuesday, June 15, after the Linlithgow Marches were cancelled. This is the second year the popular event has been cancelled and, after the blow, residents decided to take matters into their own hands to party on down.

dog was badly injured during their daily walk around 1.30pm on Wednesday on a private road near Mansefield. The finance and office manager from East Calder has slammed the "irresponsible" workers as "cowboys" and claims not one warning sign or road closure was in place to deter walkers from the route.

Rod Stewart had an on air blunder today as he sang Flower of Scotland, with the wrong lyrics live on BBC. The 76-year-old appeared on BBC breakfast to speak to Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty about supporting Scotland and when the presenting duo asked Rod for a song, he opted to sing the national anthem for them.

Glasgow.Police and fire crews were called to the scene on Minard Road in the Shawlands area of the city shortly after 4.30pm on Thursday. Pictures from the scene show at least three vehicles have been badly damaged - with two crashing head on into each other.

Audit Scotland' s long awaited report into how the Scottish Government and NHS National Services Scotland (NSS) managed PPE arrangements showed there was a surge in prices which cost the NHS £37.4 million more than normal for the safety kit. The report, which was released earlier today, reiterated its previous finding that the Scottish Government did not fully implement recommendations from pandemic preparedness exercises.

Dundee shopping centre sparked multiple street closures as emergency services raced to the scene. Police were called to the Overgate Shopping Centre in the Nethergate area of the city at around 3.15pm on Wednesday after the alarm was raised.

East Lothian, earlier tonight. Fire crews raced to control the blaze after it broke on the town's High Street at around 5pm this evening, with locals reporting fire engines rushing to the scene.

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