Metropolitan Police defend their actions at Sarah Everard vigil saying 'enforcement was necessary'

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our Criminal Record newsletter.Police are investigating after two men were found dead at an address in Cowane Street this afternoon.Officers were called to the city centre property around 12:10pm today following the "sudden deaths" of the pair.The deaths are currently being treated as "unexplained" pending post mortem investigations.A Police Scotland spokesperson told the Observer: “Around 12.10pm on Friday, 2 April,

Police have urged Scots not to travel outwith their local authority this Easter weekend, as patrols are increased in beauty spot areas. Popular beaches and parks in the Ayrshire area will be patrols by extra police.

Scottish Labour leader said today he had "no fear" in standing up to members of the far-right as their previous efforts to cause disunity in the south of the city had always failed. Fransen, a former deputy leader of the fascist Britain First movement, will stand as an independent i n the Glasgow Southside constituency being contested by both Nicola Sturgeon and Sarwar in five week's time.

Police Scotland custody. The Police Investigations and Review Commissioner have announced they are examining the actions and decision-making of officers involved in the man’s arrest and liberation.

Fife sealed off the road this evening. Emergency services were called to the report of a two vehicle smash on the A985 between Kincardine and Dunfermline.

Glasgow street. The 35-year-old was discovered on Inveresk Street in the Greenfield area of the city at around 2pm on Tuesday, March 30.

Police Scotland van appears to have have been badly damaged following a collision with a car in Fife. A video has emerged from the scene on the A909 near Cowdenbeath which appears to show a silver motor 'pinning' the stricken vehicle against a crash barrier.

Nicola Sturgeon was shared online. The comment, from an unknown user on the Wings Over Scotland blog called the First Minister 'a witch' and said that Glasgow southside, her constituency, was 'the seat of the devil herself'.

Edinburgh flat. Police swarmed the scene yesterday at around 3.15pm after reports of 'concern for a person'.

prison pal, declaring: “Police haven’t found another body I buried in Scotland.” Tobin, who continues to battle cancer, made the revelation during a chat with another prisoner. The killer is serving three life sentences for murdering Angelica Kluk, 23, Vicky Hamilton, 15 and Dinah McNicol, 18, between 1991 and 2006 – but has also been linked to a string of unsolved deaths across Britain.

Morrison Street after officers were called to reports of concern for a person. The Scottish Ambulance Service is also in attendance.

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our Criminal Record newsletter.Police are continuing their appeal for information a week after a 16-year-old girl was seriously sexually assaulted in Paisley.Officers visited the scene last night from 7pm, exactly one week after the attack.The incident happened between 7pm and 9.30pm on Saturday, 20 March, 2021, in a wooded area behind Dykebar Hospital, off of Grahamston Road.The victim was found by a passing motorist

sexually abused four others has been jailed for eight years. Michael Taylor earlier pleaded guilty to carrying out a string of sickening attacks before appearing at the High Court in Edinburgh on Friday for sentencing.

car smash in Fife. The vehicles collided on the A985 near Limekilns at around 1.25pm on Friday, March 26.Officers have closed the road in both directions while they deal with the incident with motorists being urged to avoid the area.

schoolgirl has vanished sparking a police frantic search. Lauren Murphy went missing on Tuesday and was last seen around 1.20pm in the Falkirk area.

Kimberly Darroch believes was linked to water at the hospital. At First Minister’s Questions, Sturgeon said she “completely sympathised” for a FAI with the call after being pressed by Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar.

Keir Starmer said it would be "incredibly serious" if the final report from the Alex Salmond Inquiry - due to be published on Tuesday morning - found the First Minister had broken the code of conduct all senior elected representatives are meant to follow. Speaking alongside Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar at a media briefing on Friday, Starmer was asked if the SNP leader should resign if a committee of MSPs concluded she had broken the rules.