Firebomb attack destroys Glasgow business as police launch probe

Edinburgh last night.

Emergency services raced to Old Town in Broxburn around 12.40am on Sunday to reports of numerous vehicles on fire. Three cars, a silver Mercedes, a Nissan Micra and a Vauxhall Corsa were destroyed as a result of the blaze.

Police have launched an investigation after a number of cars were set on fire in Dundee.Police were called to the scene of a blaze on Finella Terrace around 2.30am on Friday July 16 after a black Honda CR-V was deliberately set alight.Two men were seen to run from the car and get into a waiting vehicle, which then drove off.They are described as both wearing black tops, one wearing black bottoms and the other wearing dark shorts and white shoes.Officers were also investigating another similar

Fife street. Police were called to the scene on Chapel Street in Lochgelly shortly before 9pm on Saturday, July 16.

High Court heard on July 14. The man was reportedly beaten and kicked about the head with a chair leg after he made remarks regarding tragic schoolboy Noah Donohoe, whose death is being probed by police.

cars near a Scots harbour. Police are investigating the video that appears to show the woman approach two parked motors in Burntisland, Fife, before spraying an unknown substance across the windscreens and bodywork.

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iOS - Android Attempted theft of vehicles has increased across Scotland and in a number of divisions, there has been an increase in the number of vehicles successfully stolen too.Officers are now urging the Lanarkshire public to take appropriate security measures in respect of their vehicles and valuables within, to try and prevent further victims of these crimes.Detective Superintendent Joyce Greenhorn, Police Scotland's acquisitive crime lead, said: "With people now able to spend increased

April this year that cops were looking at claims of criminality relating to £600,000 worth of donations. It was believed the cash raised by SNP activists was to be used for another independence referendum, however it's alleged the money was diverted.

torched a pricey car in the driveway of a Scots home. The Jaguar XF, which retails at around £31,000 new, was found ablaze in a bay in Norman Rise, Livingston around 1am this morning, July 13.

sexually assault at a Scots park. The incident occurred between 5pm and 6.30pm on Saturday, July 10 near Castle Green Playpark in Broughty Ferry, Dundee.

iOS - Android Today, Councillor Ann Ross - chairwoman of the Scottish Conservative Councillors Association - condemned the attacks and offered her support to Councillor Campbell.She also urged Police Scotland to investigate all three attacks, for which there have not yet been any arrests.She told Lanarkshire Live: "It is sickening and shameful that criminals should target an elected representative who is working hard to serve his community."Nobody gets into politics expecting to become a target

Police believe the man may be able to assist with their enquires following the horror blaze on Wednesday May 19 in the Thorntonhall area. Emergency services raced to Lawwell's home around 12.50am as his family, including his daughter and baby granddaughter, were forced to flee to safety.

River Clyde in Glasgow. Emergency services were called to the scene close to Kingston Place, in the Dalmarnock area of the city, at around 6.25am on Monday.

Glasgow Royal Infirmary but is not thought to have life-threatening injuries. An area on St Mungo Avenue has been sealed off this afternoon as police remain at the scene.

gangland turf war, we can reveal. Two vehicles linked to a wealthy 61-year-old crime boss were set alight during the attack in upmarket ­Jordanhill, Glasgow, last week.

arrested after another man was found dead in a Glasgow close. Police were called to Knapdale Street in the Lambhill area in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Glasgow. The 35-year-old was assaulted after being approached by four or five men around 18 to 20 years-old near Balgrayhill Community Centre in the Springburn area.

Coventry on June 29, with police not seeking out anyone else in connection with the couple's death. Media reports about the discovery of the couple named them, adding that Mr Badial had made his money working in the Asian textile business.