Emergency services race to Scots beach as road remains closed

crash in the Borders. Emergency services were called to the scene of a two-vehicle smash on the A716 near itsjunction with Craigencrosh, near Stranraer around 4pm on Saturday March 27.Pictures from the scene show crews attending the crash, which is believed to have involved a tractor and another car.Police,Scottish Fire and Rescue and Scottish Ambulance Service are all in attendance.

Nicola Sturgeon as First Minister as he kicked off the party’s six-week election campaign. The Moray MP revealed that he will forego his £64,470 salary as a list MSP at Holyrood while he maintains his dual mandate in both Westminster and the Scottish parliament.

Tory leader after mumbling through a Commons answer in defence of Douglas Ross. Responding to a barracking from SNP Westminster leader, Ian Blackford, calling for Ross to resign his Westminster seat before standing for Holyrood in May, Johnson appeared to mangle the MP’s name with his Moray constituency.

Douglas Ross was tricked into making an X-rated comment in a Facebook Live blunder. The Tory chief was humiliated during the live stream on his own Facebook page on Tuesday evening, after one social media user duped him into the gag.

South Lanarkshire.Crews were called to the scene on the northbound carriageway near Junction 12, near Uddington, after the incident, which took place shortly before 3pm on Monday March 22. The road has in both directions while the ongoing incident is dealt with.

family are paying tribute to their tragic dog by putting out a bucket of free balls for other pets.Kerry Grace, 35, and husband Tom, 40, from West Kilbride made the emotional gesture this morning as they grieve their dog Kaiser.The 12-year-old American Cocker Spaniel had to be put down on Wednesday after vets discovered a cancerous lump in his leg.Kerry and Tom along with their seven-year-old son vowed never to forget him.They decided to put out a bucket at his favourite spot at Seamill beach in

Police are urging people to avoid a Scottish beach following the discovery of unexploded ordnance.Emergency services raced to the scene on the Isle of Bute, with officers condoning off part of the beach near Ettrick Bay.Police are remaining at the scene while explosive ordnance disposal crews attend to the explosive device.Though there is no risk to the wider public., police are urging local residents to avoid the area.

Glasgow street.Pictures on the No1Seems2Care Facebook paage show the overturned vehicle on the city's Springburn Road, which flipped after a collision with another vehicle.Emergency services rushed to the scene at around 10.45am this morning.Police and ambulance attended the scene.It is understood that the people involved have escaped with minor injuries after the collision.A Police Scotland spokesman said: "We are in attendance at a two vehicle collision with one vehicle overturned."We received

Scots town.Police and fire crews have been called to the scene in the Victoria Avenue area of Milnathort after the alarm was raised on Friday evening.A large cordon has been put in place while a specialist bomb squad has been called to examine the device.It is understood that several roads leading to the scene have also been closed off by police while the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service are also in attendance.A Police Scotland spokesman said: “Officers are currently in attendance in Milnathort

M90 this afternoon.The collision took place on the southbound stretch just before Junction 7 at Milnathort.It is not known if there are any injuries at this time.The inside lane has been closed while emergency services deal with the situation.Traffic has slowed in the area and motorists should expect delays.At 15:42, Traffic Scotland posted an update which reads: "Lane 1 of 2 closed southbound J8-J7 due to an RTC."Traffic is slow getting past."Trunk Road Incident Support Service and police en

explosive device was discovered.The suspicious object was found at Seamill beach in Ayrshire this afternoon.The alarm was raised at around 12:05pm and emergency services rushed to the scene.

Emergency services have raced to an ongoing incident outside a Midlothian hotel this afternoon.Police and ambulance crews scrambled to the A7 at Lothian Bridge following a car crash outside the Sun Inn in Dalkeith at around 1.17pm.Pictures from the scene show two police vans and an ambulance in attendance.It's not yet clear the extent of any injuries as a result of the crash.Emergency services remain at the scene.

Ayrshire tonight. Pictures of the vehicle ablaze have emerged online, with the car on fire on the A70 between Coalhall and Cumnock.Police are currently on scene stopping traffic from leaving the nearby village of Coylton.Traffic is also being prevented from travelling in the opposite direction.Fire crews are currently en route to the scene.Police Scotland have been contacted for comment.

Falkirk street tonight with police an ambulance spotted dealing with an incident there.An ambulance, police van and two police cars were spotted on Thornhill Road in Falkirk this evening.Eye witnesses snapped pictures of the drama unfold outside a block of flats in the area.The nature of the incident is unclear at this time.The Daily Record has reached out to Police Scotland for comment.We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.For the latest

Police have released an image of what a mystery woman found dead on Scots beach in a desperate bid to identify her.The body was discovered on the Black Isle in January sparking a frantic investigation into who she was. Now a composite image has been created guessing what the woman could have looked like.The remains were found at around 8.30am on Saturday, 30 January 2021 on the shore near to Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club.

M90 this afternoon.The one vehicle accident took place on the southbound stretch between Junction 6 and Junction 5 just after 1pm.It is not known if there are any injuries at this stage, but the truck was seen crashed into the central reservation.It appears to have mounted a grassy verge alongside the carriageway before ploughing into the barrier.At 1.15pm, Traffic Scotland reported that the route between Kinross and Gairney Bridge was closed to deal with the incident.The service wrote on

Aberdeen.Emergency services raced to the scene on Pitmedden Road at around 4pm on Monday, March 1.Thick plumes of black smoke have filled the sky and can be seen from miles around, local reports claim.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest headlines every day.We also send coronavirus updates at 5pm on weekdays, and a round up of the week's must-read stories on Sunday