Dead dog found in Kilmarnock as police try to establish full circumstances surrounding death

Read more. A mum who was raped and beaten by the father of her daughter is fighting to have him and his family removed from their lives.

farming accident, it has emerged. We told last night how police raced to a field next to the A947, near Turriff, Aberdeenshire just before 4pm yesterday after they were made aware of an "incident".

Aberdeenshire this afternoon. Police raced to a field next to the A947, near Turiff, just before 4pm today after they were made aware of an "incident".

Stirling are not being treated as suspicious by cops. We told yesterday how a suspected gas leak was being probed after the bodies of the men, aged 55 and 62, were discovered at a flat in Cowane Street at around 12.10pm yesterday.

high rise in what has been branded 'a shocking incident'. We told yesterday how police raced to Marischal Court in Aberdeen after a man was found injured when the alarm was raised around 7am on Friday, April 2.

dead at one of Scotland's most popular beauty spots. The 33-year-old man was reported missing early on Thursday after he didn't come home from a hill walk.

child abuse victim who died just months before his attacker faced justice yesterday said the monster is to blame for the tragedy.Tragic Brian Sirrell was tormented by “demons” after struggling to cope with the sexual abuse David Alexander subjected him to as a 12-year-old in his skyrise flat in Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, two decades ago.His family were left shattered when he died of an accidental overdose aged just 34 last July.Brian’s evidence was used to jail Alexander for five-and-a-half

Stirling.Police and paramedics were called to the scene on Cowane Street at around 12.10pm on Friday, April 2.

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serial bogus caller who preys on the elderly got more than he bargained for - and found himself being attacked by the pensioner he was trying to rob.

trolls.  Anisa, from Glasgow, says some days she struggles to get out of bed after being targeted by relentless bullies who recognised her online.

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our Criminal Record newsletter.Chris Packham has branded gamekeepers who claimed he made up death threats against him as “bonkers” and “desperate”.The BBC Springwatch presenter has been cleared by police of forging a letter sent to his home during a row over bird shooting.The Scottish Gamekeepers Association (SGA) had reported the naturalist to police, alleging his claims of being threatened were an attempt to smear

found dead within a property on Station Road last Sunday.Police are currently treating their deaths as unexplained.Bethany's mum Nicola has created a fundraiser to help raise funds for her daughter's funeral and "give her the send off she deserves."A post on the Go Fund Me page read: "Hi my name is Nicola Morrison I am Bethany Macmanus mum."I am completely shattered and destroyed at losing my gorgeous daughter so young and so very sudden."No parent should ever need to bury a child but after much

cat was found dead in a trap prompting an appeal from animal welfare chiefs. The animal had not long died at the time it was found in a wire trap on the shoreline at Tayport High Lighthouse, Tayside, on March 17.

Kimberly Darroch believes was linked to water at the hospital. At First Minister’s Questions, Sturgeon said she “completely sympathised” for a FAI with the call after being pressed by Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar.

Kamil Charyszyn was found injured in the street in the Easterhouse area of Glasgow on Sunday night.The 35-year-old dad-of-three had been confronted by a group of three men and one woman before being attacked on Conisborough Road at around 10pm. Kamil suffered fatal stab wounds after being followed by one of the men in the group.Mercy crews raced to the scene but police pronounced him dead on arrival.

Firth of Forth have released images of his clothing to try and identify him. The grim find was made near Burntisland, Fife, at around 10.20am on Friday March 19 sparking a police probe.

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