Man 'stabbed in both legs' in horrific daylight attack in Glasgow city centre

racist graffiti has appeared in Glasgow city centre with bigoted thugs scrawling 'KKK' and 'F*** yer Blacks' next to a busy walkway. A shocked member of the public came across the race-hate messages at an underpass as he headed to Cowcaddens Subway station on Thursday morning.

hereProsecutors told how Crowley, who didn't attend a scheduled trial in 2006, had been out drinking in the city centre.During the night the young woman felt 'uncomfortable' about Crowley's behaviour, as he put his arms around her and called her a 'sexy lady', prosecutor Charlotte Crangle said.The group went back to a house in Fallowfield after getting a takeaway in the early hours.Crowley began touching the woman's bottom.She told him to stop, but he said he 'didn't care'.At the house, Crowley

Firefighters have paid tribute to one of their former colleagues - seven years after he died in tragic circumstances.Father-of-two Stephen Hunt was found collapsed inside a shop in Manchester's Northern Quarter whilst attempting to put out the fire in July, 2013.The 38-year-old, from Radcliffe, was pronounced dead later that evening.Seven years later his colleagues are still laying flowers at his memorial in Philips Park and have paid tribute to their lost friend.In a post on Twitter, a

Mayfield rail depot.

Reside  saw a 51pc increase in signups in June compared to the same time last year, they say.“There will of course be a few factors at play here,” agency founder and director Anthony Stankard suggests.“[It could be] a bounce in the market following lockdown or a large number of people on furlough just browsing, but the productivity is phenomenal and the number of deals in both sales and rentals is very promising in these early days of the new normal.”With house hunters able to do extensive

Manchester Evening News show the damage caused.

planning application for a large site on Deansgate has now been approved, which will see Box Bar take up a two-storey 8,000 sq ft unit.

An £18m ‘Tower of Light’ which will generate low-carbon heat and power in Manchester city centre is beginning to take shape.Rising above the Metrolink arch near Manchester Central, the futuristic 40-metre high structure is set to become a striking landmark in the city.It will power a number of prominent buildings known as the Manchester Civic Quarter Heat Network by sending electricity and heat - via hot water - through two kilometres of underground pipes.The tower will also be surrounded by a

This is the moment a £150,000 Bentley was towed away after police spotted it parked outside a city centre bar with no insurance.Police say the owner of the convertible Continental GT 'tried to be smart' and refused to hand over the keys after they tracked him down to a nearby bar.But it made no difference - city centre cops seized the car anyway.And just to rub it in, they shared a picture of the Bentley being carted off on the back of a recovery truck on Facebook.The post on GMP City Centre

straight to your inboxIt will be of no consolation to Manchester City but it is worth noting that the four goals they put past Liverpool should preserve more of their achievements from the previous two seasons.Jurgen Klopp's side can still take the 100 points record and other honours but have now conceded 25 goals - two more than City in the entirety of last season and just two fewer than the Centurions - with six games still to play.And if breaching the league's most miserly defence was a handy

Glasgow has revealed plans for what they are calling the city's 'most Glaswegian beer garden'.Glasgow Beer Works (GBW), which were formerly known as Merchant City Brewing, unveiled plans for an outdoor space for up to 80 guests situated under the famous John Byrne Billy Connolly mural on Osbourne Street close to the Merchant City.The team at GBW added that they have been working with a selection of Glasgow’s favourite street food vendors, Salt N Chilli, Muerte Por Churros and Fire Dog Gourmet

including Amazon’s first headquarters outside of London - while work on a skyscraper with 458 luxury apartments is ongoing.

Glasgow. It has been reported that a man was seen lying on the ground on the city's Argyle Street covered in blood.One eyewitness described "lots of screaming" and a man lying on the ground with "blood all over him".Images have also emerged online of police and paramedics tending to the man close to the Premier Inn hotel.Officers have cordoned off James Watt Street at its junction with Argyle Street.The Record has contacted Police Scotland for comment.Five police cars were seen responding to the

Manchester city centre.

city centre, hundreds came together in solidarity with the Shukri’s family and the campaign, and in a unique moment, were met by protesters from Black Lives Matter and Trans Lives Matter.

Glasgow city centre in an afternoon assault. The 29-year-old was attacked on Scott Street near Sauchiehall Street, usually one of the city's busiest streets, around noon yesterday.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens Detectives probing the incident believe the victim was ambushed when he briefly left a gathering in nearby Houston Court.He was stabbed in the body and was operated on by medics yesterday.A major investigation is now underway to identify the suspects with police scouring CCTV from the area.The street was sealed off as specialist forensic officers carried out a finger tip search.A wooden chair was seen in the middle of the road and a nearby bin

herePolice were called to Portland Place, Stalybridge, on Sunday (June 21) to reports a man had received a stab wound to the back and that the suspect had fled the scene.The victim was taken to hospital where he was treated for serious but not life threatening injuries.A post on the GMP Tameside North and East Facebook page said: "On Monday afternoon, following enquiries and searches of a number of addresses by the Tameside District Tasking Team, a 38-year-old male was located and arrested on