Footage shows two wartime ‘bombs’ washed up on Scots beaches in just 24 hours destroyed in controlled explosion

Marilyn Monroe lookalike claims to have captured creepy footage of the 'ghost' of the Hollywood star in what was once her home.Jasmine Chiswell, from Carluke, Lanarkshire, is a dead-ringer for the late A-list actress and has taken social media by storm with her 1950s pin-up style after moving from Scotland to LA.She even lives in Marilyn Monroe's former £1.9million mansion in the Hollywood Hills, which the star shared with her husband Joe DiMaggio during their marriage in 1954.The Instagram

Coatbridge.The Margaret Skinnider Centre, which supports the campaign for a united Ireland, was targeted with the “sinister” sectarian abuse just after 8pm on February 16.The word “Taig” is considered by many to be an offensive ethnic slur and a derogatory term for a Catholic or Irish Nationalist.In the clip, a man can be seen approaching the centre wearing a blue balaclava style face covering.He peels the back off the sticker before slapping it in the centre of the window.He then makes his way

mum, with a black belt in karate, now gets out of breath after simply loading a washing machine as the effects of Long-COVID continue to turn her life upside down.Ruth Moore, 49, from East Mains, was an otherwise fit and healthy woman until the potentially deadly virus ravaged her family.She, along with two of her three daughters, husband, James and 79-year-old mum, Gloria, were all struck down with coronavirus in October last year, testing positive within days of each other.The domino effect

coronavirus restrictions.Bosses at Newhailes Estate near Musselburgh, East Lothian have hit out at the 'destruction' caused at the spot which contains listed buildings dating back hundreds of years.Youngsters have been descending on the spot and entering derelict buildings to cause mayhem.Nearby woods have also proved a place for raves 'until the early hours', police said.Bosses at the National Trust for Scotland estate shared pictures of the latest damage caused on Facebook.The post read: "We

£157m Euromillions win by just one number.Aidan Murray from Clydebank went viral after posting a picture of his lottery ticket on Twitter.It showed he almost had the exact matching numbers for Tuesday's £157,644,778 jackpot, but had agonisingly missed out on the grand prize.His ticket had 05,09,15,25,29, with lucky stars 06 and 07.But the winning numbers came in at 05,09,25,29,30, with lucky stars 06 and 07.It means that had unlucky Aidan landed a 30 instead of his 15, he would have been an

polar bear showed off her dance moves as she tried to impress her mate.Polar bear Victoria has been paired with Arktos in the hopes that they will produce a second cub after the pair previously led to first cub Hamish being born at the Highland Wildlife Park.And it seems Victoria is doing all the leg work as she showed her skills in a strange mating ritual as a clearly smitten Arktos looked on.Staff at the park, which is based in Kingussie, recently brought the pair together again following a

CCTV footage of youths responsible for causing thousands of pounds worth of damage in just 24 hours.Conifox Adventure Park in Kirkliston was wrecked after twice being invaded by two gangs of young men on February 16 and 17.The culprits were caught on camera during their vandalism spree which saw them spray a marquee with tomato sauce and mayonnaise.A sound system, chandeliers, a toilet block, a bubble machine and fire extinguishers were also destroyed while the gang helped themselves to cans of

BBC and Sky.She was also news editor for Kingdom FM in Fife and interviewed First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.She now has her sights set on Holyrood and is the Lib Dem candidate for Edinburgh Northern and Leith.In an emotional article for the Daily Record, Rebecca wrote about her mental health problems after her baby Daphne was born.

Just Eat.Masam Ali hit out at one unhappy customer who complained on Saturday about portion size by saying he would take their advice and "flushed it down the toilet".Mr Ali, owner of Shuga Daddy in Paisley, Renfrewshire, has been comically replying to Just Eat reviews on their site, much to the delight of social media.The Just Eat reviews were first posted by Twitter user @KelseyRobin99 who shared screenshots of some of the reviews.She captioned her post: "I'm in actual tears at the just eat

straight to your inbox every day for freeThe influence of Paul PogbaManchester United's difficulties in creating clear chances against a side shorn of confidence showed how much they can miss Paul Pogba.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had little option but to go with a midfield axis of Fred and Scott McTominay instead, but this was the kind of game that didn't really require two more defensive midfielders, even if the Scot got forward more often in the second half.This was Fred's 100th game for United but

hospital.Iain Morrell, 66, was airlifted to Edinburgh’s Royal Infirmary following the horrific accident at the curling pond at Kinneil House, Bo’ness.Emergency services rushed to the scene at 12.36pm on February 12 following calls from worried locals.It is understood family dog Simba had become stuck in the water and Iain had gotten into difficulty in the water while trying to rescue him.The dad tragically passed away hours after the accident.His heartbroken daughter described him as 'a one in 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

pensioner lying frozen on her doorstep after falling because he was 'too knackered' to help her.The moment was captured in a shocking video which has 'disgusted' the family of Falkirk pensioner Patricia Stewart.In the footage, which was captured on her neighbour's camera doorbell, the 72-year-old can be seen lying on the ground after taking a bad fall.The pensioner, who suffers from bone disease, is heard groaning in pain when she asks the postman for help before he says: "I can't help pal, I'm

Isle of Ulva in the Inner Hebrides in April this year.The couple fell in love with the idyllic spot following a trip back in 2019 and like many holidaymakers, they often fantasised about packing up and relocating.However, they never dreamed these plans would ever become a reality, until Mark’s mum spotted an advert looking for new owners.Mark explained: “It popped up on my mum’s phone about the sale and looking for new tenants.“She sent it to me as a joke almost, but then we applied.“It was a

Storm Dacry has brought snow and plummeting temperatures to most parts of Scotland this week forcing many households to put the heating on for longer in a bid to keep the cold at bay.Staying warm at this time of year is essential, and with lockdown restrictions still in place across the country, more people are spending more time at home, which could have an impact on energy bills.However, some households may be eligible for financial support to help with these costs through the Cold Weather

Falkirk are being told to stay off the roads as heavy snow and blizzard conditions continue to batter the area.Dashcam footage shows treacherous conditions on some routes in Grangemouth.The district is one of the worst hit parts of the Central Belt, with gritting teams said to be working round the clock to keep roads clear.There's an Amber 'be prepared' snow warning in place across much of Central Scotland until 9pm tonight.Conditions have led to some picturesque senses though, with the Kelpies

Fife and Tayside. Hundreds of pensioners were left standing for hours in the snow and ice, with lengthy queues reported at Caird Hall in Dundee, and community clinics in Kirkcaldy, Lochgelly, Anstruther, Buckhaven and Glenrothes.

Scottish lifeboat during a dramatic rescue last night.Five fishermen were saved after their 160-tonne boat came seconds away from smashing into rocks near Peterhead Harbour.The vessel was towing a second boat when they were hit by massive waves and gale force winds on Friday afternoon.Film taken from the shore showed how close they were to hitting rocks.But dramatic new footage filmed from the RNLI Peterhead lifeboat shows just how difficult the conditions were.The alarm was raised at 4.30pm

Airdrie which included meals for 90 guests. Janet married husband Graham Daniels on 30 September 1972 and the couple were married until 1998 when Graham sadly passed away.The mum-of-two and grandmother-of-three has fond memories of the day, which she says was well worth the money.