Police officer Wayne Couzens admits kidnapping and raping Sarah Everard whose body was found in woodland

sexual violence. In an exclusive interview with the Daily Record, Sarah-Jane Davidson has revealed how Paul Hill, 55, used psychological terror against her – depriving her of sleep and even drowning the family’s pet parakeet.Beast Hill raped her two weeks after she gave birth to their son and forced her to have sex with him before allowing her to go to work.

missing hillwalker Sarah Buick. The 24-year-old was not last seen since she posted a selfie at the top of Ben Nevis, the UK’s highest peak on Tuesday.Police launched an appeal to trace Sarah, from Dundee, on the 4,411ft tall mountain.

iOS - Android He was last seen wearing a burgundy anorak and was carrying a large holdall.Sergeant Fiona Wallace of Airdrie police station said: “Paul likes to travel to different areas of Scotland and goes for nights away, but it is extremely out of character for him not to be in touch with his family.“They are becoming increasingly worried about him.

missing woman last seen at the top of Scotland's highest mountain. Sarah Buick was last pictured at the summit of Ben Nevis around 5am on Tuesday morning and has not been seen since.

police officer has suffered serious leg injuries after being deliberately mowed down by a car in Ayrshire.The 28-year-old was responding to an incident in Eglinton Place, Kilwinning, at around 1.30am on Tuesday when she was struck by a blue Ford Focus.The female constable, who was with a uniformed colleague at the time, was rushed to Crosshouse Hospital, near Kilmarnock, for treatment to her horrific wounds.A manhunt has been launched to trace the driver of the motor with officers treating the

prison officer who murdered his friend and hid her body in a remote Scottish forest has been jailed for life and will serve a minimum of 20 years behind bars.Ross Willox killed Emma Faulds after arranging to party with her at his home in Monkton, Ayrshire, on Sunday, April 28 2019.Ms Faulds was reported missing by her family on April 30 2019, two days after she was last seen.Her body was found about six weeks later in Glentrool Forest, in the Galloway Forest, Dumfries and Galloway, after a major

Scottish Government is spending almost £6million a year on a network of overseas offices in seven countries. Foreign policy is not devolved to ­Holyrood and the UK Government runs embassies around the world.

Blairgowrie has not been seen since Wednesday, June 16. He is known to frequent the areas of Alyth and Dundee, according to Police Scotland.

Sarah Everard. The 48-year-old former Metropolitan Police Constable appeared at the Old Bailey on Tuesday, when he pleaded guilty to the kidnap and rape of Sarah.

Perth where the body of a man was discovered after allegedly being attacked with a hammer. Two appliances from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service raced to the scene on Scott Street at around 4.30pm on Wednesday.

Alison Johnstone said she was “so excited and pleased” to see a more diverse group of MSPs in the Scottish Parliament than ever before.

First Minister told MSPs today that mistakes were made during the first weeks of the global coronavirus pandemic in March last year. It comes as Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar accused the Scottish Government of being in "lockstep" with Westminster over when big decisions to tackle covid were implemented.

Perthshire home. The pensioner was discovered in Luncarty's Kirkhill Drive by family members.The woman was taken to Ninewells Hospital by the Scottish Ambulance Service for treatment where she remains in a stable condition.Detectives in Perth are investigating the incident, which took place around 9.30pm on Friday, May 28.Enquires to establish the circumstances of the incident and how the woman came to be injured, remain ongoing.

Glasgow. The address in West Princes Street was cordoned off by police following the sudden death.She was was discovered at a property around 5.15pm on Tuesday.Police Scotland set up a cordon from West Princes Street to George Street and an officer was standing guard.

Glasgow whlie insisting there was no political pressure put on the force during the incident or the recent deportation protest. Chief Constable Iain Livingstone defended how Police Scotland handled the policing of recent mass gatherings, including the demonstration on Kenmure Street that prevented immigration officers from taking away two men and what he described as "utterly unreasonable and unacceptable" scenes in the wake of Rangers' league victory.