Fire breaks out at Alloa home as emergency services race to scene

Stirling.The motorway is closed in both directions and drivers are being diverted away from the scene.It's understood a major trauma team and an air ambulance is there.The nature if the accident is not know.Cops raced to the busy motorway just before 1pm this afternoon after reports of an injured person.Officers remain at the scene.The road is closed both ways between J9 and 10.We have contacted Police Scotland and the Scottish Ambulance Service for comment.

vaccination centre was plunged into chaos after a fridge broke down.Replacement Covid-19 vaccines had to be brought in after the fridge failure Glentrothes' Rothes Halls site, Fife, which delayed jab appointments this morning.NHS Fife said the clinic was now running again with people encouraged to turn up.In a statement, the health board said: “We experienced a brief issue earlier this morning at our Rothes Halls community Covid-19 vaccination clinic following a fridge failure overnight.“The

Covid outbreaks at courts – with one alleged criminal set free and trials halted.A trade union representing court staff has hit out at how coronavirus has been handled by bosses and claims workers are being put at risk.The FDA union, which represents Crown Office staff, wrote a letter – which has been obtained by the Record – to the Scottish Courts and Tribunal Service (SCTS) and Judicial Office for Scotland.It revealed:-A sheriff acquitted an accused of a serious offence, which carried a

explosive fireball in Fife this afternoon as the terrified driver and their young children leapt out and ran for their lives.Fire crews scrambled to the scene after the vehicle burst into flames in Inverkeithing.The passengers in the car jumped out after smoke began belting out of the car - and within seconds the vehicle was up in flames.The family are shaken but uninjured as a result of the blaze, which happened on the road coming up from Ferrytoll Park and Ride .In a post on Facebook one

Aberdeenshire were unable to get past the cars yesterday afternoon.The fire service posted a snap showing the two cars left at the side of a tight road.Writing on Facebook about the incident, Banchory Fire and Rescue Service said: "So they think this appropriate."They are not at the cafe.

fire has broke out in the Scots Western Isles sparking concern.The blaze was spotted on the east side of the isle of Benbecula this afternoon at around 3.30pm.It is unknown if anyone has been injured at this point or how the fire started.Massive thick smoke clouds are billowing from the area as the blaze continues to grow.Photographs on the fire taken by eye witnesses show flames sweep over a field near water.The Daily Record contacted Police Scotland for comment.The Daily Record contacted

Olympics documentary “One Day in September” and the Idi Amin film “The Last King of Scotland” didn’t think it was a movie.But Benedict Cumberbatch and his producing partner, who had brought the project to Macdonald, had one request: Talk to Slahi before you say no.“I was intimidated to talk to him,” Macdonald said. “Here’s a guy who’s been accused of being involved in 9/11, who has received a phone call from Osama bin Laden’s satellite phone.

crash has shut down a busy Scots road with emergency crews on the scene. The smash happened at around 12.20pm this afternoon on the A835 approximately five miles from Braemar, at Loch Droma.Emergency services raced to the area and shut down the road in both directions.

crash in the Scottish Borders. The A68 has been blocked in both directions between Earlston and Lauder.Police and emergency services were called to the scene around 8.00am this morning.

Scott Wright - with Ross McCrorie set to move permanently to Aberdeen today. The Dons have paid the difference in the McCrorie deal to sign him now.

Scot Squad creator and narrator Joe Hullait has announced that this series of the award winning show will be his last.

fire has broken out.Scottish Fire and Rescue were called to the scene of the blaze at Pacific Quay at around 11.30am on Sunday January 31.It is understood the fire started with a utility room on top of the roof.The extent of the blaze is not known at this time.Firefighters are currently at the scene extinguishing the blaze, while pictures on social media show workers evacuated outside the media hub.A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: “We were alerted at 11.26am on Sunday,

Aberdeen road after a two-car crash. Police and fire crews raced to the scene on Hilton Drive at 4pm on Saturday following the smash.

Clackmannanshire.Paramedics are also there after reports of a stabbing in Alloa's Greenfield Street.It's understood to have happened just after 9pm, with at least one person injured.Their condition isn't known and no arrests have been made.A Police Scotland spokesperson told the Daily Record: "Officers are dealing with an incident on Greenfield Street in Alloa.""The incident is still ongoing."

the regulations and encourage people to do the right thing. “They are responding to reports of members of the public breaking the restrictions and business premises, particularly gyms and hairdressers, who are not exempt from the restrictions, remaining open or being operated from home addresses.“Police Scotland take these matters seriously and will continue to do so.

Borna Barisic 's practical tutorial in Ross County's drubbing at Ibrox. The marauding Croatia cap was a key figure as the Scottish Premiership leaders' ran riot in the 5-0 win over the Staggies at Ibrox.

Celtic they should sell talisman Odsonne Edouard and "write off" the season.The Hoops are 23 points behind Rangers in the title race and out of the Betfred Cup while the pundit reckons the Scottish Cup faces cancellation.He's already written off Neil Lennon's reign at the club and feels serious money will be required to allow the next boss the chance of a proper rebuild of Paradise.And Nicholas has pinpointed striker Edouard and his good friend Olivier Ntcham as priorities to move on by February

hospital after a four-car horror crash on one of Scotland's busiest motorways. One vehicle burst into flames following the smash on the M77 northbound carriageway near junction three.

army veteran who suffers from extreme anxiety-triggered PTSD has successfully fought for his local council to change their on-hold music, which he says can cause flashbacks to his time in Bosnia. Harry Marshall, 41, found the on-hold music used by the systems at Perth and Kinross Council triggered severe anxiety whenever he was forced to sit through it.