Politicians 'should know better' over George Square and Kenmure Street policing bias claims

Police have released 10 new images of people they wish to speak with in connection to disorder among Rangers fans in Glasgow last month.

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Sir Rod Stewart was “a bit nervous” about his wife Lady Penny Lancaster Stewart becoming a police officer. The 50-year-old model qualified as a special constable – a voluntary role which has all the powers that full-time cops do – earlier this year, much to the shock of her rock legend husband and their sons Alastair, 15, and Aiden, 10.

mental health.” Mr Lockhart added: “For every young person and their families waiting for vital mental health support across Stirling this is a totally unacceptable situation which cannot be allowed to continue.”

chaos in George Square last month. Officers have charged three men following scenes in the city centre during the wild celebrations on Saturday, May 15.

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assault in Inverclyde. The attack kicked off just after 2.30am on New Year's Day 2021 in the Greenock area.

Kate Middleton reportedly told her pals that she didn't think it was "too late to pull" her brother-in-law Prince Harry or Meghan Markle "back in" prior to their interview with Oprah Winfrey in March. It's been said that the Duchess of Cambridge, 39, preached that the couple remained "much loved members of the family," despite their exit as senior members and their move across the pond to start afresh in Malibu, California.

Glasgow this month. Some 15,000 descended on the city centre after the Light Blues officially won the league.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Disgusted parents on a Paisley street have accused a housing association of bullying.The claim comes after Paisley Housing Association (PHA) issued a letter telling people to call police if they were “concerned” about children playing.The letter, which was sent to people living in Mull Avenue in Glenburn, said an issue had been reported relating to young children playing on bikes and scooters in the

Police have released CCTV of 17 people they wish to speak with in relation to the large scale disturbance in George Square after the Rangers title win on May 15.

UK border force van in Glasgow has returned a hot water bottle given to him by a protester, hailing the fellow activist for keeping him "safe and warm". The protestor, who wished to remain anonymous, lay on the ground directly in front of the van on Kenmure Street on Friday, May 14 to prevent it from moving before two detained men inside were released.

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.

Rangers supporters' celebrations has reached nearly £60,000. Thousands of fans descended on the square in the aftermath of their club clinching the Scottish Premiership trophy on May 15.

CCTV pictures of a man they want to speak to after a serious assault in George Square amid chaos from the Rangers title celebrations. Some 15,000 are thought to have taken to Glasgow city centre after the Light Blues officially won the league on the last game of the season on Saturday, May 15.