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A man who was at the centre of a gangland vendetta investigation has been found dead at his home.

A councillor who was targeted in a firebomb attack has quit the Scottish Tories over internal party tensions.

Tory councillor and his family.Graeme Campbell’s home in Strathaven, Lanarkshire, was torched while he and wife Fiona slept early on Saturday morning, destroying two BMWs and setting fire to his house.The attack was the third targeted incident at the 52-year-old’s home.It is believed two cars parked in the driveway were hit with an accelerant before the flames quickly spread to his house.A video shows fire crews outside the property after flames took hold.The latest incident destroyed the

Tory councillor has been targeted in a firebomb attack for the third time. Graeme Campbell, who had spoken out against gangsters, who targeted at his property in Strathaven, Lanarkshire.

link!Conservative group leader Cllr Alex Allison (Clydesdale East) proposed that the council should write to the UK Government and congratulate them for what they have done over the past year.He said: “When I first saw this motion, a saying came to mind: A day late and a dollar short.“I don’t think it’s actually that accurate, I would maybe go a week late and £20 short.”Conservative councillor Graeme Campbell (Avondale and Stonehouse) admitted that the Chancellor “clearly isn’t able to balance

CCTV images show the latest attack in a criminal vendetta that forced a crusading councillor to stand down.Graeme Campbell bravely stood up to crooks in his South Lanarkshire ward but in return was hit with repeated threats and attacks on his home.Footage of the latest acid attack has been analysed by police, who are seeking witnesses who may be able to identify the masked man in distinctive Nike Air tracksuit bottoms and a hoodie who struck on August 16 at 3am.The joggers have a large Nike logo

terrifying attack on his home.Graeme Campbell says he cannot return to his duties at South Lanarkshire Council until the safety of his family can be guaranteed.The councillor was ­previously urged not to quit by then prime minister Theresa May after speaking out against organised criminals in his area.His car was blown up in a terrifying firebomb attack last year, believed to be the work of local crime lords.He now believes his family’s lives are at risk and more needs to be done to protect