Carson Shephard missing: What happened as seven-year-old Scots boy vanishes from home

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter

Get the latest entertainment news sent straight to your inbox with our weekly Showbiz newsletter

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter

Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter

Mary Queen of Scots’ hair – for £399 per half-inch.The 16th-century pieces come from a larger lock acquired from one of the UK’s leading historical hair collectors.It is believed the hair shows Mary may not have been the radiant redhead portrayed in the movies and history books.Daniel Wade, from ­Bristol-based Paul Fraser Collectibles, which is selling the hair, said: “It’s a step beyond Mary’s signature or an item of her clothing."A rival to her cousin Queen Elizabeth I for the claim of the

Ayrshire and South West Scotland Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre.Although he loves the centre staff, he is not enjoying his stay in kennels very much, and would love a home to call his own with a family that can encourage him to be the best boy he can be.Kai may look very shepherd-like, although smaller, but a lot of his behaviour is described as ‘most definitely that of a Collie’.He would like to live in a quieter household with an active family who enjoy long walks.Ideally, the family would

five-year-old Scots boy's uncontrollable excitement as he experiences his first ever ride on a giant rollercoaster. Aiden Cameron, five, from Bonnyrigg outside Edinburgh, was on his first family holiday to Blackpool with his mum and dad when they decided to take him on the Blue Flyer rollercoaster.

charged after a Scots schoolboy was allegedly attacked in Angus. Police confirmed the pensioner has now been charged in connection with an alleged assault on a 14-year-old boy i n Keptie Road, Arbroath, on Monday evening.

teacher, Sabina Nessa. Sabina, 28, was taking a five-minute walk to meet a friend at The Depot bar in Pegler Square near her home in Kidbrooke, south-east London, on September 17 at around 8.30pm when she was attacked.

Fife. Police are urgently appealing to the public to help trace Kelly-Ann MacDonald, who was last seen by a relative in Kirkcaldy’s Templehall Avenue at around noon on Thursday, September 16.

Fife who has been missing for nine days. Denis Findlay, who is from the Dunfermline area, was last seen at Edinburgh Waverley train station around 5pm on Tuesday, September 14.

iOS - Android The global pandemic also presented significant challenges to supporting people faced with homelessness.Changes in legislation to prevent landlords evicting tenants for rent arrears were also introduced across Scotland in response to COVID-19.

Ange Postecoglou as he tells the Celtic manager to "get his act together". The Australian has proved hugely popular since his appointment, with his straight-talking style and eye-catching approach winning hearts and minds.

Carson Shephard gripped Scotland with frantic overnight searches taking place- and the local community rallying round to find the youngster.There was shock as it emerged that seven-year-old Carson had vanished from from Afton Bridgend in New Cumnock, Ayrshire last night.He had last been seen around 7.20pm and a huge emergency response was launched overnight in a bid to trace him.Earlier this morning Police gave the heartwarming news that he had been found and thanked locals for all their

police dogs, boats and worried locals have all joined a desperate overnight search for a missing Scots child. An urgent appeal was issued after little Carson Shephard, 7, vanished from Afton Bridgend in New Cumnock, Ayrshire last night.

SNP 's party conference, according to a new opinion poll. Conducted by Redfield and Wilton Strategies, on behalf of Politico, the poll asked 1,000 Scottish voters about a number of issues regarding independence.