Dog owners warned after sausages laced with fish hooks found in Glasgow street

Glasgow. Cops raced to Bridge Street last night amid reports of up to six people involved in a brawl.

Glasgow from London Luton on Sunday after staff reported a passenger was refusing to comply with current guidelines.Current government guidelines state all passengers must wear a face mask on board all flights.Footage taken by another passenger shows the moment masked officers boarded the plane and walked down the aisles before speaking to a man wearing a blue face mask.Officers escorted the man, and a woman from the flight, before other passengers were allowed to disembark.A man was issued a

Ayrshire coronavirus cases has been linked to an indoor gathering the First Minister has said today.

Glasgow street over night. Cops were called to Glenisla Street in the east end at around 2.25am to reports of a 'serious assault'.

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dog owners after sausages laced with sharp fish hooks were found on the ground in Glasgow.A man was spotted leaving the sausages on a street in the Knightswood area.The food, bound in wire with the sharp spikes sticking out of them, was found in Cowdenhill Road on Tuesday morning.

starving dog out the door of a moving car. A horrified member of the public witnessed the traumatic incident in Birmingham before quickly rushing to the animal’s aid.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.Police in Wishaw are reminding residents not to hand over any money to people who turn up at their homes uninvited offering to carry out work.It follows a spate of incidents where bogus workmen have offered to clean gutters and roofs at the homes of mainly elderly residents.They have requested payment up front but then failed to carry out any of the agreed work leaving residents out of pocket.We

Ayrshire's most senior firefighter said that he couldn't walk five yards without being out of breath after contracting coronavirus.Ian McMeekin, 48, said he was barely able to walk after being stricken with the deadly virus at the start of lockdown.The local senior officer (LSO) for Ayrshire said he was very lucky and that his situation could have been a lot worse.He said: “This is something I would never want to go through again – it could have been a lot worse were it not for the outstanding