Drunk Scots sleep creep stripped off then climbed into bed with sleeping woman

Grado has offered Liam Gallagher hot front row seats for his next wrestling matches after meeting him at an airport. Grado, who is currently breakfast presenter on Go Radio and has been filming for the new series of Two Doors Down, admitted he was a huge Gallagher fan and had even met him once at an aiport in London.

house in Fife.Emergency services were called to the scene on Castlandhill Road in Rosyth at around 3pm on Sunday, September 12.

airlifted to hospital after the car he was travelling in collided with a motorhome on a busy Highlands road. Emergency services were called to the scene on the A87, near Glen Shiel, at around 4.30pm on Saturday following reports of a two vehicle crash.

out-of-character disappearance. Police are appealing for help from the public to find Asif Iqbal who was last seen in the Craigmount area of Kirkcaldy at around 7.30am on Sunday, September 12.

visually impaired in Spain – and ended up marrying his sight guide. Alan Irons, 79, from Glasgow, had always been an avid traveller but began losing his sight in 2013.

Lee Small. Officers have arrested and charged a 30-year-old in connection with his death.

UK Government contract were routinely humiliated and bullied by bosses.

Scotland’s highest court to be freed. In 1994, Dean Ryan, then 17, and his older brother Steven, then 21, were convicted of murdering 34-year-old Procurator Fiscal ­Marshall Stormonth at his home in Glasgow’s west end and then setting his body on fire.

social media influencer that she works for them. Zara, Asos and Pretty Little Thing say they’ve got nothing to do with Yvonne McCuaig, whose illegal business practices were exposed by the Sunday Mail.

Glasgow Green was bustling for day two of TRNSMT and the excitement was palpable from dawn until dusk at the long awaited music festival Up to 50,000 music fans descended into the city centre parkland to soak up the atmosphere, the food and drink and electric performances.

Hamilton Bus Station which saw a woman rushed to hospital. The alarm was raised at around 12.40pm on Saturday, September 11, with emergency services called to the scene on Brandon Street.Eye witnesses reported seeing uniformed officers and two ambulances at the busy travel hub in the town centre.Police Scotland have now confirmed that a man has been arrested in connection.

Glasgow ' while being able to watch the entire TRNSMT weekend from her bedroom window. Yvonne Docherty is enjoying the festival at home for free just a stone throw from Glasgow Green.

crash has been named as Nicholas Wylie by police.

married to her soulmate. Rio Anderson passed away on Monday after a battle with cervical cancer which spread to her lung, spleen, diaphragm, and stomach.

Gordon Ramsay took over the lease at a landmark restaurant. The sweary superchef - who fronted hit show Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares - is set to open his first Edinburgh restaurant after taking over premises currently occupied by trendy eatery The Refinery.

assaulting a hairdresser.On the way to A&E he smeared the inside of the police van cage with blood and saliva before terrifying children in A&E by screaming and swearing.Falkirk Live is an exciting new title bringing you the latest headlines from Falkirk and beyond.But did you know all the ways you can stay informed with us?We share live news and exclusive scoops every day so make sure you're following us so we can keep you informed on all things Falkirk!A sheriff told the 28-year-old

Lanarkshire man has slammed Scottish Water as he fears their discoloured tap water has made his 91-year-old mother-in-law ill.Stephen Whyteside, 40, has been plagued with strange-looking water for the past five weeks, with Scottish Water claiming it was safe to drink.However, when he tried to pour a bath this morning, the liquid coming out the taps looked even worse than before.In a picture shared to the Record, the water was shown to be murky brown, and was foaming.The problem is

True North OystersSeafood lovers can enjoy oysters sourced from a co-operative of small-scale shellfish farmers based on the west coast of Scotland, who belong to the Scottish Shellfish Marketing Group.This is the first time that True North’s product will be stocked in Aldi’s Scottish stores.Grown in mesh bags that are laid on low trestles on the shore at the low tide mark, the oysters grow naturally by feeding from the nutrient-rich tidal flows of Scotland’s seas.