Missing Inverness teenagers who sparked police appeal found safe and well

Police are investigating the death of a toddler in Falkirk.

dogs after Scots owners said a salami stick "saved their dog's life".Sarah Adams and Declan Kemp, from Edinburgh, feared the worst when dog Coco suddenly disappeared while on a walk in the capital's Craigmillar Park area last week.The Daily Record told how the five-year-old Pekingese Cross survived on no food and little water for almost three days down a hidden sewage hole while search teams frantically tried to trace her.Despite a desperate hunt, there was no sign of the tiny dog, as concerns

preyed on vulnerable pupils at the school where he taught.Bruce Rankin abused one girl who was being bullied and another who was suffering from depression.Rankin, 61, of Strathaven, Lanarkshire, admitted charges of lewd and libidinous behaviour and indecent assault when he appeared at Hamilton Sheriff Court.He was jailed for 18 months in 2017 for abusing three girls, including two pupils at the Lanarkshire school where he taught.But that sentence was later quashed at the Appeal Court.He was

Nicola Sturgeon as Hitler has sparked a police probe.The long poster was hung in Charlotte Square near Bute House, the FM's official residence.The banner read, 'Herr Sturgeon for Furher'.Writing on the banner mocked Sturgeon in English but with words spelled as if spoken in a German accent..It read: "Ve vill keep Scotland in Lochdown until ze UK gives me vot I vont." ( )The bottom of the banner read: "Vote me to kill the economy."Imagery shows a photo of  the First Minister  with a drawn-on

National Trust for Scotland’s new appeal aimed at securing the future of natural heritage sites and historic attractions.

student after a body was discovered in the search for him. The family of David Macleod, 18, who was last seen in Aberdeen on Friday, have been told of the find.

Aberdeen. Officers from Police Scotland made the grim discovery in the wooded area near to Grandholm Drive at around 3pm on Wednesday, June 24.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens Her attacker then ran off, leaving her hurt and upset by the ordeal.It is understood the young girl did not recognise her attacker.The terrified victim did not require medical treatment but has been left devastated by what happened.Police Scotland have launched an appeal for witnesses and urged anyone with information to come forward.Sergeant Stevie Airlie, from Paisley’s community policing team, said: “An 11-year-old girl was approached and then

missing Scots teenager. Shaun Paul Noon was last seen  around 2.40am on Saturday on Greenock Road in Paisley.

Boli Bolingoli is gutted to not win a traditional Treble in his first year at Parkhead. But the Belgian aims to use the Hoops' unstoppable form in 2020 as a springboard to win 10 In A Row.

The Scottish SPCA is appealing for information after five cats have died and a further two are missing in Biggar.Scotland’s animal welfare charity is investigating the suspicious circumstances that have occurred over a three-month period in the Elphinstone Crescent area after a concerned neighbour called its animal helpline on June 17.Scottish SPCA inspector Dawn Robertson said: “This has been an incredibly upsetting and stressful time for the owners of the cats and we would like to get to the

urgent appeal for help from the public to trace an Aberdeen teenager who has been missing for two days. David MacLeod, 18, vanished from Stafford Street at around 1pm on Friday, June 19.

Police have issued an urgent appeal for help from the public to find a missing Scots teenager. Ross Gourley disappeared on Wednesday (June 17).

eenager who vanished from Fife. Liam Howie went missing last Friday, June 12 at around 11.07pm from Glasgow Queen Street Train Station after travelling from Dundee.

Callander. Jack Martin was last seen between 4am and 8.50am on Thursday in the town’s Main Street.