Drug addicts should get treatment and medication the day they ask for help, says taskforce

High Court in Glasgow watched CCTV of the alleged attack yesterday.The footage showed Neil Anderson arriving in a Berlingo van and then appeared to speak to Mr More shortly before the shooting.His QC Donald Findlay put it to Detective Sergeant Douglas Mogg, 51, that Anderson “phoned the emergency services.”DS Mogg replied: “Yes.”Mr Findlay went on: “Neil Anderson was [at the scene] for something like 13 to 14 minutes?”DS Mogg replied: “Yes.”The officer then agreed when Mr Findlay put to him that

Edinburgh.

Tartan Army to get a train back this afternoon - hours before the 8pm kick off. Although Scotland fans have been allocated a small number of tickets for tonight’s crunch Euros fixture at Wembley, thousands of fans are expected to make the journey to London to watch the match.

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Scottish Premiership would finally go up for sale. With the coronavirus pandemic still far from over, the SMISA Stadium is unlikely to be running anywhere near full capacity until next year.

Applications close at 12 noon on June 21, 2021, and EYS and CALA have created an extensive list of FAQs to support applicants, which can be found on the website, careandlearningalliance.co.uk.For further information, head to the Early Years Scotland website, earlyyearsscotland.org/contact-us, or the Care and Learning Alliance, careandlearningalliance.co.uk/about/contact-us/ and a member of the relevant team will be in touch.

Tartan Army fans expected to congregate in pubs and living rooms across the country, Jason Leitch urged them to "get the windows open" to help stop the spread of the Delta variant currently driving case numbers. The national clinical director accepted fans would celebrate if Scotland managed to get a result in their first match at a major finals in 23 years - but warned "the virus is still there".

NQ64, is set to make its debut in Scotland this summer with the launch of a new venue in the capital.Retro games fans will be able to enjoy craft beers and game-themed cocktails alongside a selection of retro arcade machines and classic consoles at the new bar on Edinburgh’s Lothian Road.And before it officially opens, NQ64 would like to invite the people of Edinburgh to come in to test the games and sample the drinks – all they need to do is follow their Instagram account on @nq64edinburgh and

vaccine in a 'mix and match' approach, according to reports. Switching up jabs with a third shot later in the year will help protect against new variants and ease supply demand, according to a leaked memo seen by The Mail on Sunday.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Seven people have lost their lives to drugs in Stirling so far this year say police - and 25 across Forth Valley as a whole.Senior local police officers told councillors the situation for 2021 up to this point mirrors that of last year.But they disputed speculation that “bad batches” of drugs could be to blame for deaths.The figures were revealed at a

Nando’s this weekend - as long as they bring and elderly friend or relative with them. The restaurant chain will slash 50% off the total bill (up to the value of £20) when they dine in their local branch with someone over the age of 65 from June 7 to 9.Bosses say that the ‘NanGo’s free’ promotion is to celebrate our much-missed grandparents or elderly friends, who have spent the best part of a year in isolation.

drug offences after he flipped his car on a Scots road last night. Police raced to the report of the one vehicle road crash on Park Road in Rosyth, near Dunfermline, at around 8.35pm on Monday, May 31.

Paisley train station claimed he didn’t know why he had the weapon. Lewis Rooney, 28, was caught with a black steak knife, with a five-inch serrated-edge blade, on him at Gilmour Street railway station on February 6.

drug dealer's claims he made a fortune trading in Bitcoin as part of a bid by the Crown to claw back £800,000. Dale Pearson is alleged to have made more than three quarters of a million pounds from criminal activity and the cash is at the centre of a Proceeds of Crime battle.

How far she’s come! Nearly 20 years, a wedding, three kids and a total style transformation later, and Duchess Kate returned to St. Andrews University, where she first met Prince William. 

alcohol and cannabis as he failed to negotiate a bend in a park and crashed into a tree in the dark. Police who had been following his Ford Fiesta found his front seat passenger Andrew King, 26, unconscious and unresponsive in the wrecked vehicle.