Dog biscuits laced with pins found in Glasgow as warning issued to owners

Police have issued a warning after cruel scammers offering garden services in Glasgow targeted a victim on social media.

Andrew Cotter is back with another hilarious voiceover on his two adorable dogs - this time involving a not-so mysterious case of theft.The exploits of Labradors Olive and Mabel have kept social media users entertained throughout lockdown, with the cheeky pair getting up to no good while the BBC man narates.And this time, it appears Mabel is the prime suspect in a case of toy robbery.The Twitter video starts with a guilty looking Mabel clutching a stuffed bone with 'Olive' written across it in

nation’s police dogs really are Scotland’s finest.But despite, the valuable role these furry heroes play in communities across the country, there is no memorial in Scotland to commemorate their bravery or salute their service.Determined these canine crusaders should get the recognition they deserve, dog handler PC Carrie-Ann McNab has started a GoFundMe campaign for a statue in their honour.The policewoman, who is partnered with German shepherd Bodie and drug-sniffing cocker spaniel Billy, is

alcohol in their system, there is a concern that the long-awaited reopening of pubs could result in a sudden surge in devastating fires.Even at the best of times cooking can be hard to manage and when you have been drinking alcohol the risk of having an accident increases as your coordination decreases, the LFB said.Many people drunkenly stick a pizza in the oven or some sausages in a pan and then fall asleep only to be woken by their smoke alarm.For those without a smoke alarm such incidents

Scottish borders are risking their lives by climbing onto school roofs during lockdown. Cops in the area have warned against the new craze after getting 'several calls' from worried locals watching youngsters on the roofs.

weather warning is issued for large parts of the country on Sunday. The Met Office is warning of potential disruption to travel and power supplies across the central belt between midnight and 4pm tomorrow morning.

drink and drive as police officers carry out daily patrols to catch law-breakers. Senior cop Gary Ritchie is also reminding visitors to Scotland that the legal limit for alcohol in drivers is lower than south of the border.

dog owners are being warned of the dangers of coastline walks as the country's lockdown restrictions continue to lift. RNLI Anstruther Lifeboat issued the warning on Friday as First Minister Nicola Sturgeon told Scots that more rules and guidelines would be lifted or eased, as we continue to suppress coronavirus.

tot was left 'traumatised' after his beloved dog almost died in front of him at Loch Doon.Lauchlin Owens, 2, was enjoying a day out at the Ayrshire beauty spot with his parents and the family's Springer Spaniel Clyde.The three year old pooch started to violently jerk and had a seizure after suffering water Intoxication.Mum Joanne Owens, 31, and dad Lewis Owens, 28, from Kilmarnock sprang into action desperately trying to save the pet as Lauchlin watched in horror.Joanne said: “It was very

Glasgow street.The man was rushed to Glasgow Royal Infirmary hospital around 6.45am this morning but sadly died a short time later.Emergency services raced to Duke Street in the east end of the city after receiving reports of the injured man.He was found near to Hunter Street and the Tennent's Wellpark Brewery.Police say they are not treating the death as suspicious.Enquires into the circumstances are continuing but "are at a very early stage".A Police Scotland spokesperson added: "Around 6.45

dogs after Scots owners said a salami stick "saved their dog's life".Sarah Adams and Declan Kemp, from Edinburgh, feared the worst when dog Coco suddenly disappeared while on a walk in the capital's Craigmillar Park area last week.The Daily Record told how the five-year-old Pekingese Cross survived on no food and little water for almost three days down a hidden sewage hole while search teams frantically tried to trace her.Despite a desperate hunt, there was no sign of the tiny dog, as concerns

@Morrisons security man keeping this good boy dry. He said ‘well you never know how dogs feel about the rain’ The post has received over 23,000 likes and many were quick to praise the man for his kindness with some even calling for him to get a pay rise.One person replied: "That is amazing.

stabbing attack in Glasgow.The Home Office was told the policy could not be a “long term” solution and did not have the support of the local council.UK Ministers were also warned about the “mounting anxiety” over the emotional, mental and physical well-being of asylum seekers in the city.Get all the top Scottish politics news sent straight to your Inbox by signing up to our Politics newsletter.We cover Holyrood, Westminster and local councils, with a current focus on how our governments are

Glasgow. It has been reported that a man was seen lying on the ground on the city's Argyle Street covered in blood.One eyewitness described "lots of screaming" and a man lying on the ground with "blood all over him".Images have also emerged online of police and paramedics tending to the man close to the Premier Inn hotel.Officers have cordoned off James Watt Street at its junction with Argyle Street.The Record has contacted Police Scotland for comment.Five police cars were seen responding to the

Glasgow city centre in an afternoon assault. The 29-year-old was attacked on Scott Street near Sauchiehall Street, usually one of the city's busiest streets, around noon yesterday.

Make the most of the sunshine today, because the Met Office are warning thunderstorms are on the way.Today will be another hot summer's day, with wall-to-wall sunshine and temperatures climbing to 33C.But it is not going to last for much longer as heavy showers will be moving in from Thursday.A yellow weather alert for thunderstorms covers Wales, the south west of England and the west coast of Scotland from 4pm on Thursday.