Police subjected to nearly 90 coronavirus related attacks in first weeks of lockdown in Scotland

missing for five days have been found "safe and well". Heather Fraser, 29, and son Jack Meldrum, from Sauchie in Clackmannanshire, were reported missing on Monday, July 27.

West Lothian tonight. Officers from Police Scotland are currently responding to an incident believed to be taking place on Avon Drive in Linlithgow Bridge after being called earlier this evening.

police search. Heather Fraser, 29, and her three-year-old child Jack Meldrum were last seen at Stirling Train Station at around 3.15pm on Friday, July 24.

missing man in Edinburgh has sparked a major police investigation. Nikhil Sharma was last seen at around 8.30am on Tuesday, July 21 in the Fort Kinnaird area of the city.

Dumfries bus stop. Officers were called at around 3.45am on Thursday after the unusual sighting was made on the A75 at Collin bypass.

Dumfries earlier today.Locals spotted a significant police presence in the area and a spokesperson for the park confirmed police were probing an incident there.A spokesperson for Southerness Holiday Park said:“There has been an incident at the park, and we are helping police with their enquiries."As this is a police matter, we can’t comment further.”Police Scotland have been approached for comment.We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.

police were asked to investigate Sitel’s site in April after workers at Maxim Park at Eurocentral in Lanarkshire raised concerns that they were being put at risk.Labour MSP Monica Lennon referred the call centre to Police Scotland after being inundated with complaints about Sitel at the height of the pandemic.At least six workers at Sitel’s call centre near Bellshill have now been diagnosed with the virus.The staff who tested positive were working for NHS England’s Test and Trace programme.And a

Police Scotland are looking for information after the male exposed himself to the pair, aged 35 and 33, in Farquhar Road, Torry, at about 1.45pm on July 20 One of the women challenged him and he ran off along Farquhar Road towards Balnagask Road. Police said the suspect is described as white, in his 30s, approximately 5 ft 6 in height, with brown hair and a slight beard and was wearing a tracksuit.

the region’s beauty spots. The group is formed of Perth and Kinross Council, Police Scotland and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, with help from local communities, and could see motorists fined or have their cars removed by police officers if they feel they are causing a dangerous obstruction to emergency services.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happens A post-mortem is set to be carried out but the Express understand there are no suspicious circumtances.A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Police Scotland can confirm that the body of a woman was found at an address in Darkwood Crescent in Paisley, on Monday, July 20.“The death is being treated as unexplained pending a post-mortem examination and a report will be sent to the Procurator Fiscal.”

Covid-19 outbreak after workers feared they were being put at risk.A Labour MSP referred the call centre to Police Scotland in April after being inundated with complaints about Sitel at the height of the pandemic.Monica Lennon told police that one employee had reported to work at the call centre despite it being common knowledge that their partner was off sick with suspected coronavirus.At least six workers at Sitel’s call centre at Maxim Park in Eurocentral, near Bellshill, Lanarkshire, have

Police officers were pelted with eggs after being called to a street protest against an alleged paedophile in Fife. A large crowd gathered in Blamey Crescent, Cowdenbeath, at around 6.40pm on Wednesday demanding the man be removed from the area.

sexual assaults at one of Scotland's top universities, despite allegations made online. Cops have been working with bosses at St Andrews University amid claims of a culture of sex crimes taking place on campus.

hereFigures published last week by the National Records of Scotland showed that 4,173 coronavirus deaths had been registered in the country up to July 5, while 839 deaths had occurred in Northern Ireland up to July 3, according to the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency.Together these figures mean that so far 55,710 deaths have been registered in the UK where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate, including suspected cases.A further 181 deaths have occurred in England,

East Kilbride's most brutal attacks.

golf club. Cops made the grim early morning discovery after being called to a club by Perth's Tay Road, understood to be King James VI golf club, at around 3.40am.