Scots thug who hid behind cardboard box before battering man with mallet jailed

crash before speeding off and smashing into trees in the early hours of this morning. Emergency services raced to the report of a two-vehicle crash on the A92, near the A909 Cowdenbeath Interchange in Fife, at around 12.45am on Sunday, August 29.

hunting a knife thug who swiped cash from a shop then fled the scene on a mountain bike. The suspect threatened staff at a store in Edinburgh's Summer Place at around 7.45pm on Friday August 27.

crash was saved by his nurses music taste. Craig Sears, from Ayrshire, shattered his spine after his car slid off the road and into a ditch in June last year.

drugs during a police raid which recovered £36,000 of cannabis has been jailed for 12 months. William Dorward was caught with the haul of the Class B drug after cops searched his Edinburgh flat.

'big cat' prowling in her garden on CCTV. The woman, who doesn't want to be named, was spooked after the large creature appeared on camera on the three foot fence at around 4am at her home in Larkhall, Lanarkshire.

dog poo after a bag of excrement was thrown at him in Falkirk. The disgusting incident was reported to police after the worker was targeted inside the vehicle on Cumbrae Drive, in the Tamfourhill area of the town, earlier this month.

court today that the fatal incident was an accident. Adriana Ciurar, 25, said she had pushed Samoila Stoica when she had a knife in her hand as she was doing washing up in the kitchen.

blazes broke out in Pollokshields on Tuesday morning as fire crews scrambled to the scene at around 2.35am.Pictures showed massive black smoke clouds billow from Maxwell Road area leaving neighbours shocked.Police confirmed they believe the fires to be 'wilful' and are probing the incident.One vehicle is believed to have been set alight on Herriet Street before the fire spread to a car parked behind it.And another vehicle was then said to have been torched on nearby Maxwell Road, before that

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

kittens were found in a zipped-up Aldi cool bag and left to die in a vet car park. The trio of nine-week-old cats were discovered abandoned outside St Clair Veterinary Group in Kirkcaldy at 3am on Friday, August 13.

Paisley, who is due to get married on Sunday, was struck down with the virus after returning from a holiday to Ibiza with friends in July. Just two days after returning home, on July 18, he began to feel unwell before testing positive for the virus two days later following a PCR test.

murder him. Mark Craig was later spotted following his ex-partner's car after telling her he did not approve of the man she was in a new relationship with.

dead in a car in the same town. Officers were called to the property in Kellie Court, Glenrothes shortly before 7am on Monday, August 9.

missing Scots woman who was last seen boarding a bus. Police are searching for Laura Gorrie, 39, who was last seen on Great Junction Street in Edinburgh at around 12.15pm on Friday, August 8.

court as a witness. Scott Bennett, 40, is alleged to have been threatened by Andreas Garifalou, 34, and John McDuff, 37, in Strathaven, Lanarkshire.

Scots home owner has told how he captured two shadowy figures 'stealing milk and other dairy products' from her doorstep. The alleged theft was filmed on a ring camera, with two hooded figures spotted lifting the dairy delivery in the early hours of the morning before speeding off in a vehicle.

Scots company for six years after £2.4 million went missing from their double glazing firm before it went bust. Gary Fieldman, 58, and his wife Hagit, 54, were directors of First For Windows Ltd, which traded as Dalmatian Windows, before it went out of business with the loss of dozens of jobs.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensHe revealed a punk rock archivist in New York had made contact to seek additional information on the Paisley punk scene, while a London record label is now wanting to put out a compilation album featuring material that went out on the Groucho Marxist label locally.Loudon added: “It’s a tricky one as those records were financed from a fund held by the local branch of the Socialist Workers Party, I believe, and were all pulled together by a character

High Court in Edinburgh on Monday. The crook was given ten years by judge Lady Stacey at the High Court in Glasgow in February 2021 alongside his accomplice 56-year-old David Murdoch.