CCTV appeal after terrified dog repeatedly yanked off the ground by its lead

bomb was blown up in a controlled explosion on a Scots beach after a terrified local raised the alarm.The casing of the explosive, understood to be from the Second World War, was found at Ballantrae Harbour in South Ayrshire.Local coastguard teams were alerted to the find and the police and disposal experts called to deal with the ordinance.A massive 330 foot cordon was put up around the area as the experts rigged the casing for destruction.Video footage posted by the coastguard team shows the

The 36-year-old man was assaulted by another man on Farmeloan Road near to the M74 underpass around 9pm on Saturday, February 20. The man was taken by ambulance to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital where he was treated for a serious facial injury.

dog scrambled to safety on some rocks, but was was left trapped below.His frantic owners then called 999 and Coastguard Rescue Teams from Banff, Portsoy and Buckie responded.A Rope Rescue Technician was deployed and Mutley was lifted to safety.Miraculously, the little white dog escaped with no injuries.

Dundee.Two employees chased the thief as he ran from the Lidl supermarket, in Dura Street, with stolen goods.When they caught him in nearby North Erskine Street he pulled a knife and threatened them.He then made off in the direction of Malcolm Place.Police confirmed the two male members of staff were uninjured but shaken as a result of the incident that happened at 8.20am last Thursday.The suspect is described as white, aged in his 30s, 5ft 10ins in height and of slim build with dark hair.The

link!Anyone with information should contact Cambuslang Police Office through 101 quoting reference number 2819 of 15 February.Alternatively Crimestoppers can be contacted on 0800 555 111, where anonymity can be maintained.”

CCTV appeal after two thugs robbed a female worker in a "terrifying" raid on a Scots petrol station last month.The crooks targeted the Spar store next to the Shell Garage in Glasgow at around 9pm on Friday, January 15.They made off with hundreds of pounds in cash and fled from the scene, in Edinburgh Road, in an unknown direction.Today, cops have released images of two men they wish to speak to as part of their ongoing enquiries into the incident.The first man is described as white, between

direct to your inboxImages have been released of two men police want to speak with after a couple and their son were attacked in a car park at the Trafford Centre on Christmas Eve.Police believe there are 'links' between the men pictured and the Middleton and north Manchester areas of Greater Manchester.Greater Manchester Police said officers were called at 5pm on December 24 last year to reports of a father, mother and son being attacked by three other men.It happened in a car park of the

dog who fell through a frozen Scots river was saved in a dramatic rescue mission.The small dog fell through cracked ice at Water of Leith in Edinburgh on Friday in front of horrified on lookers.Specialists raced to the scene at Shore Place around 1:30pm as well as two fire engines to help the struggling animal.Anxious crowds watched firefighters and several water rescue team members dive into the water in a desperate bid to save the pet, reports Edinburgh Live.It was then wrapped in a blanket

MORE NEWS FROM THE PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS Officers are now appealing for anyone with information to come forward and assist with enquiries, which are ongoing.A Police Scotland spokeswoman said: "We would ask that anyone who may have been in the area at the time and may have seen or heard something to come forward and assist us with our enquiries."We are still working to establish the circumstances of what happened."Anyone with information can contact police on 101 or call Crimestoppers

direct to your inboxA brother has made a heartbreaking appeal for help after a horror crash left a cyclist fighting for life. Police said the 35-year-old woman was struck by a grey Smart ForFour on Chester Road in Stretford at around 10.10pm on Friday night.