Scots Cannabis farmers who triggered house blast blew themselves up in attempt to extract oil from plants

investigation into his death.Neil Riddel was 19 when his body was found in a field near his home in Keith, Banffshire, in July 1991.A fatal accident inquiry ruled he had taken his own life but his ­relatives believe he died in police custody and was dumped there.They say the apprentice ­blacksmith had lodged a complaint over an assault by an officer shortly before his death.In December 2019, Neil’s family wrote to the Lord Advocate James Wolffe expressing “serious ­misgivings” over the police

Falkirk.Emergency services were called to Watling Street in Camelon shortly after 5pm this evening.Officers can be seen stranding guard outside of the property and a number of cops and paramedics were spotted in the street earlier.It is not yet know how the man died.Police Scotland have confirmed a body has been found and that officers are at the scene of the incident.We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and video on this breaking news story.

campaign will finally be shut down.The closure of the Bellgrove Hotel in Glasgow’s east end will make way for modern flats as part of a regeneration programme.And 50 men, mostly battling alcoholism, will be given decent, modern homes as they try to get their lives back on track, as part of the deal to buy the property.Did you know you can keep up to date with the latest news by signing up to our daily newsletter?We send a morning and lunchtime newsletter covering the latest headlines every

Paisley. Tragic Stephen Quigley was discovered dead at around 7.20am on Wednesday, March 24, but was initially unidentified.

InstagrammerJamie Genevieve showed off her impressively large new house as she admitted she was having problems with her Internet.The Scots born social media star said in the meantime she as having to use her phone and do all her social media through her hot spot.The YouTuber who went from £10 a day to making thousands a day online used to work in Debenhams make-up counter and rose to fame with her quirky make up tutorials.After growing up in Tillicoultry, she moved to Glasgow with her husband,

sexually abused four others has been jailed for eight years. Michael Taylor earlier pleaded guilty to carrying out a string of sickening attacks before appearing at the High Court in Edinburgh on Friday for sentencing.

eating four Chinese takeaways a week, her "go-to" dinner, and snacking on crisps and chocolate. She piled on the pounds after struggling with postnatal depression following the birth of her first daughter when she was just 15.

outdoors? Maybe bagging a Munro at the weekend, hitting the trails on your bikes, or indulging in a spot of outdoor camping? Well, if you are, you could be the stars of a new ad campaign for a Scottish Nature c harity.

Glasgow on Sunday afternoon.

puppy farmers. William and Maureen Mackenzie wanted to bring a dog into their home to love but have been devastated by the death of Jack Russell Sandy who died just days after they bought him.

Read more. Police are investigating the sudden deaths of a man and woman found in a East Dunbartonshire property.Officers were called to a property on Station Road, Milngavie, around 11.30am on Sunday morning.

cannabis clinic. Stirling's Sapphire Medical Clinics has been authorised by Healthcare Improvement Scotland to provide safe access to medical cannabis to Scottish patients.

Old Firm clash. Supporters have even decorated the streets of Bo'ness with flags and a Steven Gerrard cut out in preparation for the derby day showdown with Celtic.

family are paying tribute to their tragic dog by putting out a bucket of free balls for other pets.Kerry Grace, 35, and husband Tom, 40, from West Kilbride made the emotional gesture this morning as they grieve their dog Kaiser.The 12-year-old American Cocker Spaniel had to be put down on Wednesday after vets discovered a cancerous lump in his leg.Kerry and Tom along with their seven-year-old son vowed never to forget him.They decided to put out a bucket at his favourite spot at Seamill beach in

dogs on a Scots street. The animals set upon the 47-year-old in Woodside Crescent, Paisley around 5.45am on Thursday.

Aberdeen in a groundbreaking new policy.City councillors unanimously agreed to make it easier to move people who abused their partners or children from the family home in what is thought to be a first for Scotland.It is hoped the drive will mean fewer survivors of domestic abuse are left homeless from having to flee their houses as their cases are dealt with by police and courts.The number of people fleeing some form of domestic abuse in Aberdeen is higher compared with Scotland's average and it