Police launch appeal as Lanarkshire teen goes missing for second time in a week

Scots hillwalker who may have got into trouble while out exploring. Isabel Wilson, 78, was last seen on the south shore of Loch Katrine near to Royal Cottage in Culligart, Stirling between 2pm and 3pm today.

Police have launched an appeal to trace a missing 13-year-old in Aberdeen. Ellie Willox was reported missing from the Byron area of Northfield in Aberdeen at 3.30am this morning, August 3.

Scots academics have criticised the Scottish Government for allowing the country to lag behind the rest of the UK for Long Covid rehabilitation services. A report by professors at Stirling University and Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen highlights the lack of funding in Scotland to help those suffering.

Scots man has not been seen for a week, as police urgently appeal for information. Mark Russell was last spotted on Sunday, July 25, in the Crimond area of Aberdeenshire.He has not been sighted since then, leading to a frantic search for him.Mark is described as being about 5ft 11ins tall, of medium build with short brown hair.

raped on a street in Edinburgh. Officers say the 29-year-old was the victim of a serious sexual assault at the junction of Broughton Street Lane and Union Street.

Police are "increasingly concerned" about the welfare of a missing teenager from Dumfries. Alam Kharote, 14, was last seen in the Hardthorn Road area of the town at about 3pm this afternoon (Saturday).The teenager is described as Middle Eastern and is 5ft 5in tall, of slim build and has short dark hair.He was last seen wearing a navy blue zip-up top, blue denim jeans, black slider footwear and was carrying a grey/silver backpack.Cops are appealing for help as they try to trace Alam.

injured on a Scots street sparking a police investigation. Officers were called to reports of a 37-year-old injured in Shuttle Street, Paisley, at around 11.50pm on Friday July 30.

missing as police appeal for assistance to help trace her. Sarah Flint, 14, has been reported missing from the Inverness area, according to Police Scotland.

crash on a Scots motorway. The incident occurred on the M74 northbound between junctions 11 and 10, near Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire on Saturday July 24.

missing as police appeal for information to help trace him. Stephen James was reported missing from an address in Balmedie, Aberdeenshire.

Covid victim has been refused disability benefits despite being left unable to work and taking 10 types of medication for the last 16 months. Shereen Smith was a wedding singer and had also been in the process of setting up her own cake-making company when she was struck down by the virus in March last year.

The force have released a photo of Emily to help with the search. She has been described as 1.65m tall, average build, dark brown hair in a curly shoulder length bob, with a tattoo on her right arm of a flower.

investigation. Kevin Hughes was reported missing when he didn't turn up for work on Monday.

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletterPolice in Grangemouth are trying to find the owner of a grey coloured dog found wandering alone in a street.Officers were alerted after the pooch was discovered by a passerby in Union Road at around 6pm on Friday July 15th.They've now taken to social media to find to 'lovely wee dog's' owner.Falkirk Live is an exciting new title bringing you the latest headlines from Falkirk and

Fife street. Police were called to the scene on Chapel Street in Lochgelly shortly before 9pm on Saturday, July 16.

investigation as armed officers locked down the scene. We told how officers swarmed the Craigneuk area of Wishaw in North Lanarkshire on Wednesday evening.

iOS - Android Attempted theft of vehicles has increased across Scotland and in a number of divisions, there has been an increase in the number of vehicles successfully stolen too.Officers are now urging the Lanarkshire public to take appropriate security measures in respect of their vehicles and valuables within, to try and prevent further victims of these crimes.Detective Superintendent Joyce Greenhorn, Police Scotland's acquisitive crime lead, said: "With people now able to spend increased

April this year that cops were looking at claims of criminality relating to £600,000 worth of donations. It was believed the cash raised by SNP activists was to be used for another independence referendum, however it's alleged the money was diverted.