Scots lout cut off his electronic tag to repeatedly see girlfriend despite ban

young dad accused of breaking a toddler's legs fought back tears today as he insisted he was not responsible for her injuries.Father-of-two Connor Murray said he had never raised his hands to the child, who is not his daughter and can't be identified for legal reasons.She was found to have a broken right tibia, and a spiral fracture to her left femur, after being in his care at a property in Tarbolton, Ayrshire.Murray denies abusing her when she was just 22-months-old.Prosecutors claim Murray,

animal sanctuary in Scotland- partly funded by selling saucy snaps.Ex-Marine Conor, 24, appeared on the hit Channel Four show last November leaving viewers wide-eyed at his tattooed physique.The American, who lives in Edinburgh, also describes himself as a 'sex worker' and makes money by selling nude pictures of himself on OnlyFans.He had moved from the states to study in the UK.But his biggest dream is to open his own place for animals- which he said started when he was on the plains of

sex beast who abused three women and three children over a 35-year period has been placed on the Sex Offenders Register for life.David Paterson, 53, was also given sentences totalling seven-and-half years for forcing himself on the women, two girls and a boy.The offences were committed at different addresses in Ayrshire between 1983 and 2018, and, after abusing one girl, he told her to keep it a secret.And the pervert was slammed for protesting his innocence - and forcing his victims to give

hospital after thugs launched a targeted attack on a Scots home. Two men, who are understood to have weapons, stormed the home at Church Place, Fauldhouse, West Lothian and began threatening the residents around 6.20pm on Thursday night.

Lanarkshire park.The tragic discovery was made in Carstairs Junction on Wednesday, April 29, by a shocked member of the public. The animal, which was black with a white chest and left front paw, was described as “unbelievably thin” with its ribs visible.

stroke. Charlie Wilson was just 44 when, in 2008, he awoke without any sensation on the right side of his body.

Karen Gillan couldn't wait to come back to Scotland and get a taste of home - as she admitted she was 'a stereotype'. The Jumanji actress has been working in London on new film The Bubble alongside Judd Apatow, Fred Armisen, David Duchovny, Pedro Pascal and Peter Serafinowicz.

Officers executed a search warrant at the property on Caledonia Road in Ayr on Wednesday, April 28. A quantity of Class A controlled drugs, believed to be cocaine, was recovered with a potential street value of approximately £10,500.

Forfar and Brechin and enjoying views over Strathmore to the Angus glens, was the childhood home of William Davidson.

Nintendo Wii which was once gifted to the Queen is available for Scots to buy online. Donny Fillerup, from gaming website consolevariations.com, somehow managed to get his hands on the extremely rare item ‘some time ago’ and he is now ready to part ways with it.

sexual assault happened between 5pm and 7pm on Saturday, April 24, close to the pond off Annat Road in Perth.A 52-year-old woman was attacked and detectives are appealing for information.The suspect is described as white, clean shaven, 6ft, medium build, with short light brown/auburn hair, aged in his 40's, wearing a round neck t-shirt which was grey in colour and plain, camel coloured chinos and dark brown loafer style shoes.Detective Inspector Paul Riley, of Dundee CID, said: "Officers are

Paisley. Lucia Wright had gone into the back garden at around 9.30pm on Monday to bring little Humphrey back inside as darkness fell.

Use an Apple phone or tablet? Head to the App Store and never miss a beat in LanarkshireA post on the East Kilbride People Facebook forum described the incident.The lengthy post read: “The section of Calderglen Road between the northern Inch Keith junction and the traffic chicanes, experienced two incidents within minutes of one another committed by two different sets of individuals.“First a large vehicle stopped to make two dumps of building waste and interior fittings and toys - one lot dumped

Scottish Fire and Rescue service were called out to Brockburn Road in Crookston at 9.15pm on Tuesday.

“The battle goes on, we still have no idea what is allowed in terms of first dance, live music and guest interaction. We have great numbers and we are delighted with the bigger number but need more guidance.“We are meeting the Scottish Government on Friday to go through their proposed guidance for April 26 to May 17 but will also be pushing for guidance levels two, one and zero.

smashed into a shop in Renfrew has been spared jail.Imran Akmal, 32, was handed a £5,000 fine and banned from the roads for three years.Akmal left his brother with a fractured spine after driving at double the 30mph speed limit and ploughing into Ferry Nice Foods.Akmal denied causing serious injury by dangerous driving during the incident on May 14, 2018.However, a jury at Paisley Sheriff Court convicted him of causing serious injury to Usman Akmal - his 21-year-old brother - leaving him with a

Renfrew home. Ryan McKinnon, 33, assaulted Demi Revie by placing his hands around her neck and squeezing it for “around three or four seconds”, leaving her struggling to breathe.McKinnon also struck her in the stomach during the blazing row, which took place at a property in Tirry Avenue on January 21.

Patrick Harvie said the gap between the wealthiest in society and poorest had only grown wider during repeated lockdowns. He said it was "crucial" for the most well-off to pay an increased share of taxation to help pay for Scotland's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

wedding could still go ahead despite planning permission already being sought to demolish the function suite.The woman spoke to the Lennox Herald last week about her disappointment over the way her booking was handled.She was due to wed her partner last July at the Dumbuck House Hotel but it had to be postponed due to the Covid pandemic.An alternative date for this July was arranged but the couple were left confused when they received a call in February from the venue asking if they would like

elections.Prue, whose brother David died in agony from cancer, said it was inhumane to rob the terminally ill of the choice to end their own life.David, who spent eight months, growing progressively worse from bone cancer, desperately wanted to die and end his suffering.He spent the last weeks of his life fluctuating between a semi-comatose state and unbearable pain.Prue said: “That is no way to treat a human being.