Police name woman killed following early morning motorway crash near Shotts

horror car crash in Glasgow. David Campbell, 54, and Allison Campbell, 51, died after their BMW smashed into the barrier on the M8 eastbound carriageway, near the junction with Great Western Road, on Sunday.

crash in the Highlands on Monday has been named by police. Melina Rosa Päprer, 24, died when the blue Citroen C3 in which she was a front-seat passenger in, collided with a grey Honda CRV travelling north on the A82 near Borlum Farm, Drumnadrochit, around 3.15 pm.Cops say the family of Melina, who came from from Luneberg, in Germany, have been informed.

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M8 in the early hours of Friday morning. Emergency services raced to the scene between Shotts and Whitburn after reports of a smash on the westbound carriageway at around 4.05am.

hereThe driver of the first Passat escaped injury, but the driver of the second VW, a taxi, suffered minor injuries.Two women who were passengers in the back were taken to hospital with serious injuries now not thought to be life-threatening, the IOPC added.IOPC Regional Director Amanda Rowe said in-car video footage was being examined and witness statements taken.She said: "The loss of these two men was a tragic incident and my thoughts are with their families and friends at this difficult

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shop worker was left with minor injuries after being attacked during a robbery in the early hours of this morning. Cops are hunting for two men after the incident at a newsagent on High Street in Burntisland at around 6.40am on Tuesday morning.

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pensioner was assaulted in East Dunbartonshire. A 78-year-old woman was walking on Milngavie Road, Bearsden at around 8.40am on Sunday at the time of the attack.

East Kilbride street were awoken by an early morning police chase which saw a man restrained by officers.

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link.“Our investigation is ongoing to establish the full circumstances of this incident and we would appeal to anyone who witnessed the crash, or have any information that could assist with our enquiries to get in touch.“Anyone with any information should contact Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident 3023 of 18 September, 2020.”