George Bowie returns to Twitter as police probe hacker attack after vile messages

assaulted in a 'violent and unprovoked' attack in West Dunbartonshire. The 16-year-old boy was on his way to meet his family when he was approached by two men who pushed him to the ground and battered him.The terrifying incident happened on a footpath at The Saltings, near to Portpatrick Road in Old Kilpatrick at around 9.30pm on Saturday evening.The two men responsible were with three women aged between 18-20 years of age, who watched on as the boy was attacked.

prison last night after numerous cars were deliberately set on fire. Officers probing the terrifying attack say at least five cars were targeted by arsonists in the staff carpark and have been extensively damaged.

UFO mystery.Malcom Robinson, of Strange Phenomena Investigations, has lived south of the border in England for 23 years but has now returned to his homeland looking to 'continue where he left off' in 1998.Malcom and local councillor Billy Buchanan hit the headlines back then with their investigations into sightings around Bonnybridge.The pair appealed to four prime ministers- David Cameron, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and John Major- calling for an urgent probe into what was happening in the skies

Calderbank Main Street, North Lanarkshire, by damaging the external metal shutters and the entrance door at around 2am on Friday, April 23. Damage was caused to an internal door with the intention of forcing entry to a cash machine but they weren't able to gain access.They then fled the scene in a blue Audi estate car in the direction of Chapelhall and the M8.

police investigation has been launched after the body of a man was found in a Glasgow flat. Officers are treating the 45-year-old’s death as suspicious after being called to the property on Jedworth Road in Drumchapel on Thursday, April 22.

Scottish high street prepares to reopen for non-essential retail on April 26, Boots has announced the launch of three inspirational new beauty halls, with more to come in the summer. Although Boots has remained open as an essential retailer throughout lockdown, it has used this quieter period to invest in stores, giving its beauty halls at Fort Kinnaird and Gyle Shopping Centre in Edinburgh and Silverburn Shopping Centre in Glasgow their very own makeover.

Edinburgh convenience shop. The 34-year-old was targeted at around 9pm on Saturday, April 10, near the Day Today store in Easter Drylaw Place.

Kirkcaldy. Cops believe a "large group of youths" were present during the attack in Chapel Road, around 10pm on Saturday.

cop drama The Bill is getting its blue lights ready to return to our screens under the name of the police station where it was set - Sun Hill.After the show celebrated its tenth anniversary last year, writer Simon Sansome managed to secure the rights to recreate the series.And many original cast members will star in the show, which was a predecessor to shows like Line Of Duty and helped many Scottish actors on their way to stardom.According to reports by The Sun, two series are meant to have

Neil Lennon at an English hotel. A video clip has been circulated on social media apparently showing the former Celtic manager in Halston Hotel in Carlisle on Tuesday night.

prison after the appeal against her sentence failed. Rosanna Anderson swindled more than £50,000 from the public purse after failing to inform the Department of Work and Pensions she was living with her then-partner in the family home.

terrorist sympathiser.Stuart Smith, 63, was convicted at Glasgow Sheriff Court last November after posting on Twitter: “Humza Yousaf, good Scots name.

investigation into his death.Neil Riddel was 19 when his body was found in a field near his home in Keith, Banffshire, in July 1991.A fatal accident inquiry ruled he had taken his own life but his ­relatives believe he died in police custody and was dumped there.They say the apprentice ­blacksmith had lodged a complaint over an assault by an officer shortly before his death.In December 2019, Neil’s family wrote to the Lord Advocate James Wolffe expressing “serious ­misgivings” over the police

Police are probing mysterious vehicle fires that sparked an emergency response in an Ayrshire village yesterday.Scottish Fire and Rescue and cops were alerted to the inferno at 3.10am on Friday on Barbieston Terrace, Dalrymple.Fire crews extinguished the blaze and no one was injured.But a Vauxhall Vivaro van and a Volkswagen Up car - have been significantly damaged.

pro-UK party, took aim at the BBC during an interview on Good Morning Scotland (GMS) earlier today where he also refused to answer if he believed Vladimir Putin's state was behind the poisoning of the Skripals in Salisbury in 2018.

blatantly unlawful decision". As well as being excluded from next week's TV debate - which will feature the leaders of the five parties currently represented at Holyrood - Galloway complained the channel was doing a one-to-one interview with Alex Salmond, the former Scottish first minister whose new Alba Party is running only on the regional list, as All for Unity is.

Galloway said "Scotland is a nation, it has a right of self-determination". He goes on to demand indyref2 and urged the Tory Government, led by Theresa May at the time, not to get in the way of a vote.

Falkirk.Emergency services were called to Watling Street in Camelon shortly after 5pm this evening.Officers can be seen stranding guard outside of the property and a number of cops and paramedics were spotted in the street earlier.It is not yet know how the man died.Police Scotland have confirmed a body has been found and that officers are at the scene of the incident.We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.