Comedy gold as flash car gets stuck in sand at Scots beach

murder him. Mark Craig was later spotted following his ex-partner's car after telling her he did not approve of the man she was in a new relationship with.

protected seals at a Scots nature reserve. The man was almost in touching distance of the animals and caused them to panic and stampede at the Forvie Nature Reserve in Aberdeeenshire in shock footage filmed last week.

Scots highlands has announced he died 'with his boots on' and that she will 'miss him forever'.A massive search has been underway for 84-year-old John Smith who was last seen leaving the Crianlarich Hotel at 7.15am last Thursday.It was thought was intending to walk in the area of Crianlarich and Oban.His daughter Helen Bang said that John, who is known as Frank and is from Nottingham, is a seasoned climber who regularly does 12-mile walks and desperately appealed for help in finding him.But in a

Glasgow street. Shaun Bell and Jodie Kinnon, both 23, grabbed the blue boat after horror flash floods swept Drumchapel yesterday.

Glenrothes yesterday has been named locally as Jane Fitzpatrick. Emergency services raced to Cable Road around 9am on Monday morning as a police cordon was quickly put in place.

dead in a car in the same town. Officers were called to the property in Kellie Court, Glenrothes shortly before 7am on Monday, August 9.

horror crash on a Scots road with four people running from the vehicle. Police raced to the scene of the one-vehicle smash at Formounthills Road in Glenrothes, Fife around 8.10pm on Monday August 8.

missing pensioner's car has been found parked at an area frequently used by walkers to access a Scots mountain. Police searching for 84-year-old John Smith, who is known as Frank and is from Nottingham, say he was last seen leaving the Crianlarich Hotel at around 7.15am on Thursday, August 5.

Edinburgh at around 4.10pm on Thursday August 5. Beach revellers were escorted away from the area by Police Scotland officers for their own safety.

Falkirk during the early hours of this morning.

Glasgow amid filming of the new The Flash film.Little Louis McGinnes, from Hamilton, turned up to the set in the city centre dressed as the caped crusader in the hopes of spotting his favourite superhero.But the four-year-old got the surprised of his life when Batman stuntman Rick English saw him and decided to go over for a chat during a break in filming.A video of the sweet moment was captured by a fellow visitor to the set, according to Glasgow Live.Louis was clutching his Batman walkie

Europa Conference League action as they look to stick Santa Coloma away in Thursday's second leg. The first match at Easter Road descended into farce despite two goals from Martin Boyle and another from Scotland striker Kevin Nisbet getting the job done to generate a 3-0 advantage for the trip to Andorra.

began production in England this spring and was shooting in Glasgow on Monday, stars Ezra Miller, 28, in the lead role.

Scots road. Emergency services raced to the scene on Station Road in Kelty in Fife on Monday morning.

Stonehaven to watch the struggles of the motor which was bogged down in sand at around 10pm on Friday, July 23. The car was unable to move on the soft Aberdeenshire sands, attracting laughs from locals.

Covid victim has been refused disability benefits despite being left unable to work and taking 10 types of medication for the last 16 months. Shereen Smith was a wedding singer and had also been in the process of setting up her own cake-making company when she was struck down by the virus in March last year.

Scots beach. Chilli was splashing around in the water at South Queensferry when she ran over a huge jellyfish.

scorching temperatures. It's understood the children's mum tried desperately in vain to swim out to them and stop the inflatable blowing out to sea.Emergency services raced to the incident after a 'work vessel' reportedly picked up three casualties in the water.

Jason Leitch. Despite restrictions being relaxed, he has issued an assurance to “at risk” groups that they can carry out everyday activities despite Covid-19 cases continuing to rise.

Ayrshire coast today as temperatures in Scotland reached a year high. Sun seekers looking to enjoy the seaside set up camp on Troon beach today as temperatures climbed to 25C marking one of the hottest days of the year so far.