Manhunt launched after pensioner attacked in early morning assault

assault and robbery in the city. 
 The incident happened at about 1.15pm on Thursday, 15 October, 2020, on MacLean Square.

Greenock. The 20-year-old was left seriously injured following the horrific assault which took place on Grieve Road at around 8.30pm on Sunday.

Dr Saman Mir Sacharvi and her daughter Vian Mangrio were discovered at their house on Colne Road in Burnley at around 8.45am on Thursday, October 1.

was rushed to hospital after being assaulted by another man on Melbourne Street, Harpurhey, today (Friday).

assaulted a police officer while at an 'illegal rave' attended by 150 people.Michael Akinpelu squared up to PC Grant McPherson at Glasgow ’s Velvet Lounge in August this year.The 31-year-old pushed the officer before twisting back his thumb when police attended the nightclub in the city’s Laurieston.Akinpelu was later arrested following a struggle but was snared with a knife in his shoe at a police station.He pleaded guilty today at Glasgow Sheriff Court to assault, obstructing police and

West Midlands Police said: "We sealed off the industrial estate, put cordons in place to preserve the scene and enquiries are already well underway.

shop worker was left with minor injuries after being attacked during a robbery in the early hours of this morning. Cops are hunting for two men after the incident at a newsagent on High Street in Burntisland at around 6.40am on Tuesday morning.

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Ruth Langsford is very passionate about her QVC clothes range, so of course she took things to an extreme on Monday night to prove that her faux leather jacket is the very best in the market.In a video shared on Instagram, the This Morning star can be seen wearing her popular faux leather biker jacket whilst getting her hair fixed by hair and makeup artist Liv Davey.MORE: Eamonn Holmes shares his upset over son JackSoon, though, they are interrupted by "raging" celebrity hair stylist Nicky

SNP MSP will today launch a bid to protect the families of homicide victims from having to endure multiple post-mortems on their loved ones – after a campaign by the relatives of Paige Doherty and Shaun Woodburn.Gil Paterson is trying to end the anxiety caused to grieving relatives when several post-mortems are carried out on murder and homicide victims.This can often be ordered by the defence lawyers of the accused in such cases – but causes unspeakable pain for the families involved as they

Police are appealing for witnesses after a masked thief threatened two members of staff with a weapon at a Glasgow petrol station. The man entered the BP garage on Great Western Road in the city’s West End at around 2.55am on Saturday.

CCTV appeal launched after a 'frightening' armed robbery in Edinburgh.A thug threatened a man with a weapon before stealing cash at Gorgie Farm, Gorgie Road.The horror ordeal happened at around 2.25pm on Friday, 10 July but the robber remains at large.Police have now released images of a man they believe could help with enquiries.Detectives are urging any members of the public who recognise him to come forward.The man is described as white, in his 40’s, around 6ft 1 in in height, of average

East Kilbride street were awoken by an early morning police chase which saw a man restrained by officers.

hereAn area of road has been cordoned off and forensics officers were seen working at the scene late into the night.Officers are now appealing for witnesses to the “particularly violent incident” to come forward.They say it is "highly likely" that members of the public who were leaving work, commuting or arriving home saw or heard "something of significance".Detective Chief Inspector Stuart Wilkinson, of GMP's Major Incident Team, said: "This was a particularly violent incident and the