Double decker bus engulfed in flames in Peterhead as emergency services race to scene

LOS ANGELES -- Annie Ross, a popular jazz singer in the 1950s before crossing over into a successful film career, has died. She was 89.

A road was taped off and four fire engines were scrambled to the scene following a house fire in Oldham.The blaze broke out in the bedroom of a property on Burnley Lane in Chadderton.Police and paramedics were also called to the scene.One person - who escaped from the home - was assessed for 'slight burns', a fire service spokesman said.The spokesman confirmed the blaze broke out at about 4.25pm today (Wednesday).Crews were on the scene for one hour and 40 minutes.He said: "Four fire engines

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorAnnie Ross, the legendary Jazz singer who was part of the trio Lambert, Hendricks & Ross died in the early morning hours of July 22 at her home in New York City. She was 89.

Hibs shirt after netting what turned out to be the winner in a bounce match against Hamilton. Jack Ross’ side took on Accies at Easter Road just days after their scheduled friendly against Ross County was cancelled due to the hosts not receiving their COVID-19 test results back in time.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens Pictures show a McGills bus and white BMW car at the scene as well as two ambulance crews.It is not known if anyone was injured in the incident at this time.Police Scotland have been contacted

in Whitefield.  The incident happened on the A56 Bury New Road at around 9.30am. The southbound carriageway has been closed from near the M60 roundabout to Barn Street. Drivers are asked to find alternative routes to avoid delays.There is currently queuing traffic on approach to the incident. It is not yet known if anyone has been injured.North West Ambulance Service has been approached for more information.  Follow us on  Twitter  and  Facebook  for the latest news. We are also on  Instagram. 

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Emergency services have rushed to the scene of a large house fire in Milngavie.Scottish Fire and Rescue were called to the blaze at a building on St Edmunds Lane near Mugdock park after being alerted shortly after 1.20pm on Thursday July 9.Five appliances and an aerial appliance are in attendance, with crews currently battling to control the inferno.It is unclear at this stage if anyone has been injured in the incident.A

here A spokesman for Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service said: "At just after 10am on Thursday, July 9, two fire engines from Marple and Offerton and specialist appliances from Ashton-under-Lyne assisted North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) at an incident near Lakes Road, Marple, involving a man and a woman who had been thrown from startled horses. “Crews used stretchers to assist the pair before handing over to colleagues from NWAS.

Swinton, at about 4.55pm on Wednesday.Pictures from the scene show the extent of the damage sustained by the Audi involved, along with a large emergency services presence surrounding the vehicle.Fire crews cut a man in his 20s free from the car and he was taken to hospital with serious leg injuries.Several passengers on the Vantage bus involved were also treated for minor injuries at the scene.A spokesperson for North West Ambulance Service: "We were called at 4.55pm to reports of a collision,

Manchester Evening News show the damage caused.

Police were called to reports of a fight on a residential street in Chortlon.Emergency services were called to Badminton Road, at the junction of Brannocks Road, on Thursday evening (July 2).Four police cars, an ambulance and detectives were seen attending.Greater Manchester Police said they were alerted to reports of a fight.It is unknown if anybody was injured of if there have been any arrests at this stage.Pictures taken from the scene show a large police cordon surrounding a number of

Dade Hayes Finance EditorFox Corp.’s Tubi is widening the streaming audience for The Joy of Painting, the hushed classic hosted by the late Bob Ross.Thirty of 31 seasons, totaling almost 400 episodes, will be on Tubi by the end of the month. The first season of the show, which launched in 1983, is not part of the launch.Cinedigm’s Docurama Channel, which is already on Tubi, will feature the Painting episodes.