Murder cops hunting man who headed to Scotland on a train after death of wife

Angus. The dogs were found shortly after going missing but cops enquiries into the incident were ongoing.

Police have pulled a man's body from a Scots river as cops probe the 'sudden death'. Officers tragically discovered the 59-year-old man dead in the River Gryffe near to Torr Road.

crash has forced emergency services to shut down a busy Scots road. The A6091 has been closed off in both directions near Melrose following an accident.

fire engulfed her garden says she is “crushed” that police have closed the case. Claire McGinley was asleep in her Chapelhill Road home with partner Mark and six-year-old daughter Everly when a neighbour banged on her door to raise the alarm at 4.30am on August 6.

police of massively over-valuing his cocaine. Bitcoin crook Dale Pearson, 29, said the police had valued his cocaine at ten times what it was actually worth in court papers seeking to claw back his drug profits.Counsel for Pearson, Mark Moir, said the case would also have to be put off because surveyors had made a glaring mistake when valuing Pearson's home.

Detectives say they remain committed to hunting Caroline Glachan’s killer on the 25th anniversary of the teenager’s death. Five years after reopening the cold case, a dedicated team of officers are continuing to work on catching the 14-year-old’s murderer.

Kieran Tierney has returned to full training as the club’s injury list clears up ahead of a pivotal clash. The news also provides a massive boost to Steve Clarke with the Scotland boss poised to announce his squad for a World Cup qualifying triple header.

arrested in Scotland on Thursday in connection with his wife's death has been charged with her murder. Mark Barrott was the prime suspect in the murder investigation after his wife Eileen Barrott was found with serious injuries within her home in Naburn Fold in Leeds.Emergency services raced to the house around 6.30pm on Sunday.

Greenock street this morning after a man was spotted allegedly carrying a machete. Emergency services raced to Newton Street around 10.40am today after a man was reported to have been seen with the bladed weapon.

Aberdeen.Police are keen to speak to Mark Barrott after his wife Eileen Barrott, 50, was found badly injured at the couple’s home in Naburn Fold, Whinmoor, on Sunday.She was then pronounced dead at the scene and police are treating her death as murder.Now 54-year-old Barrott is believed to have travelled to Scotland from Leeds after Eileen's death.He travelled to Edinburgh from Leeds by train but investigations have found he then caught a train to Aberdeen.He was last sighted on CCTV in Huntly

Emergency services raced to the scene on the A82 between Dumbarton and Alexandria at around 2pm on Sunday.

knife thug who was found with a makeshift weapon clenched between his buttocks has been ordered to carry out 120 hours unpaid work. John McCormack, 35, was serving a five-year sentence for a vicious knife attack when he was found with the weapon during a strip search in 2019.

Glasgow park as murder.William Leiper’s remains were discovered in Pollok’s Househill Park at around 7.35am on Wednesday, August 4, by a member of the public.Sources claim the 31-year-old's finger tips had been cut off while the flames damaged his body so badly that investigators allegedly struggled to find a cause of death. His death was initially treated as 'unexplained' however Police Scotland have now confirmed that they believed he was murdered.

found dead in a Scots flat. Diane Nichol's body was discovered in a property in Trevelyan Terrace in Hawick at around 9pm on Monday, August 9.Police have now confirmed they have charged a 54-year-old man in connection with the death of the 57-year-old grandmother.

drugs and drinking at a Scots war memorial amid a spike in anti-social behaviour. Outraged locals in Prestonpans, East Lothian said the alleged incidents have been taking place near the town's war memorial and near the coastal path.

Glasgow, went on trial for 63 charges of dishonesty and trading standards offences in 2018 but walked free after a Crown Office bungle saw the case fall apart.

Boris Johnson has reportedly said he would return to holiday in Scotland "over my dead body" after almost being swept out to sea while paddleboarding last year.