Racist yob called police officer Jackie Chan in rammy at Scots hospital

cops want to carry guns amid shock figures showing 40 per cent of officers had been assaulted in the last year. The findings published today by 1919 Magazine reveal 53 per cent of Scots police ranked a handgun in the top five pieces of protective equipment they 'would like'.

Dunfermline, on Saturday night, September 4. Police descended on the Hospital Hill venue after calls were made at 8:30pm.

battered someone in a horror morning attack at a Scots home. Cops have launched a probe after 'an individual' was seriously assaulted at a home in the Redkirk area of Gretna at around 9.30am this morning.

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletterA homophobic yob who targeted police with vile remarks has been sent back behind bars to await sentencing.William Reynolds, 38, launched a foul-mouthed rant at cops after he was lifted for kicking off at a busy railway station.Paisley Sheriff Court heard Reynolds was arrested for public disorder at Milliken Park Station, in Johnstone, when he turned hateful against police.He was

Get the latest entertainment news sent straight to your inbox with our weekly Showbiz newsletterLorraine Kelly has raved about the 'hilarious' new book by Scots Drag Race star Lawrence Chaney after getting a sneak preview this week.The Scots daytime telly queen and the winner of Ru Paul's Drag Race UK have become firm friends since he burst onto the scene earlier this year.They first met when Lorraine was a guest judge on the hit show and have stayed in touch.The unlikely pair even jokingly

hospitalised after a horror Scots smash on the A92. Mercy crews raced to multi car crash last night after the alarm was raised at around 8.50pm in Freuchie, Fife.

police officer until he was unconscious has been jailed. John Dow, 36, attacked the cop after him and a colleague stopped to respond to a disturbance on Mitchell Street, Coatbridge in July.

Rangers. Ahead of Sunday's game with Celtic a group of supporters marched through the city centre singing the so-called 'Famine Song' and other offensive epithets.

Lawrence Chaney on the red carpet at a glitzy event. The pair attended the LGBT awards at The Brewery in London on Friday night and looked ecstatic to see each other as they posed for photos.

Lawrence Chaney on the red carpet at a glitzy event. The pair attended the LGBT awards at The Brewery in London on Friday night and looked ecstatic to see each other as they posed for photos.

Ibrox yesterday. Officers from Police Scotland have now launched an investigation into the march which was posted on social media before the crunch match between Rangers and Celtic on Sunday.

dog out of a van window and left it on the side of a Scots road before driving off. The incident occurred on the A77 near Innermessan in Stranraer at around 3.50pm on Thursday August 26.

Scots canal due to a concern for a person. A significant police presence was reported at the canal near Maryhill Road in Glasgow at about 5.35pm.

iOS - Android Police Scotland confirmed they were investigating the incident and have now taken action.That has seen a 30-year-old and a 26-year-old man charged with hate crime towards the Japan internationalist.A spokesman for police said a full report would be sent to the Procurator Fiscal, however, enquiries into the incident were ongoing.Anyone with any information in relation to the matter are asked to call police on 101.Information can be left anonymously with Crimestoppers on 0800 555

East Lothian home, Thomson told cops: “Come on, you know how it is? I’ve just being arguing with the missus.”Thomson, 22, appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Wednesday and admitted a charge of threatening and abusive behaviour.Fiscal depute Christine Brownlie said Thomson had been at his partner’s house on May 21.Ms Brownlie said Thomson went through the woman’s phone while she was out of the living room.When she returned, the court heard Thomson accused her of “cheating on him” as he’d seen

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensAnd for the past 18 months a long section of it was sealed off by contractors working for Scottish Water on White Cart sewage upgrades.Now after a campaign by community activist Helen Dykes and Renfrewshire Councillor Jennifer Adam-McGregor, the children's play park is to be torn out and new equipment installed.Thousands of pounds will now be spent putting in new equipment, and the community will be asked for ideas.Helen, former chair of Paisley East

the pandemic - the hospitality industry may be open for now, but countless operators are struggling to remain afloat. On the back of this, hospitality staff have faced instances of verbal abuses and now Scots hospitality bosses are reminding the public to be kind.

Dumfries and Galloway while doing their job last weekend. Seven of the officers were injured in separate attacks across the region as they were punched, kicked and even spat on.

jail after being caught with the "most serious" category of child porn. Raymond Coney, 69, admitted downloading child abuse photos from the dark web using the so-called Tor browser, used to hide Internet-users' identities.Falkirk Sheriff Court heard today that police armed with a search warrant raided his home in Buchlyvie, West Stirlingshire, last August acting on information received.

family have suffered racist abuse on a Paisley bus after being targeted by a drunk thug.The incident happened on Thursday at around 6.45pm and lasted around ten minutes.Police are now hunting a white male in his 20s who is described as skinny, tanned, 5’9”, and has short light brown hair.A member of the public reported the vile abuse to police who are now looking to find the family.Officers are also looking for any other witnesses who were on the number 38 bus which left Paisley Town Centre