Search launched for Scots pensioner missing for more than six weeks

vanished in the early hours of Christmas Eve along with her three young children. Iona Whyte is believed to have left an address on Garrison Road, Montrose, Angus, between 2am and 3am on December 24.

Dutch woman has adopted a fallen Scottish hero of World War 2. Sanne Kuhlmann tends the grave of soldier Corporal Alexander A Fraser, who was killed at the age of 30 in 1944 fighting to free the Netherlands from the clutches of the Nazi hordes.

M74 near Bothwell Services. Emergency services were called to the scene between Junction 4 and 5 at around 6.35pm on Monday after the alarm was raised.

pensioner had his skull fractured in a horror home robbery after being targeted twice in one day.The 69-year-old victim was allegedly threatened by masked man with a fake gun who demanded cash at his home in Lynedoch Street, Greenock, at 6.30am on Wednesday, December 16, morningMoney was taken during the first raid.Later that night two men forced entry into the same property and assaulted the pensioner.As a result of the horrifying attack he was rushed to Inverclyde Hospital with a fractured

dancing elves are delighting isolated Scots pensioners with a fun festive fitness roadshow - all while their food packages are delivered. Out and About, who are a Trust promoting healthy lifestyle activity in Edinburgh, have been sending volunteers down to areas with isolated old folk in a bid to spread some Christmas cheer.

hospitalised in a horror gas blast at his home have set up a fundraiser to 'get him back on his feet'.

blaze at a Scottish wedding and party venue. The popular Park Cafe, at Aberdeen 's Hazlehead Park, went up in flames at around 9pm on Friday December 11.

knife point down a lane in a Scots town. The sickening robbery happened as the 19-year-old walked home around 7.30pm on Kennedy Drive onto Deedes Street, Airdrie.

cops to launch a murder probe. Allan Bryant said his son, also named Allan, would have to be 'the invisible man' to have gone unseen for so long and believes people in his hometown must have information.

missing Scots dad has sparked a re-appeal from police probing his disappearance. We told how Graham Hilton Brady was last seen by his family on the evening of Tuesday, December 1 at his home in Carluke, South Lanarkshire.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserInspector John O’Neill of Coatbridge police office said: “Our concerns for Cameron are growing – his family and friends are understandably very worried and just want to know he is safe and well.“This behaviour is completely out of character for Cameron.“If anyone has seen Cameron, or has any information or knowledge regarding his whereabouts, please contact Police Scotland via 101 quoting reference number 3542 of December 9.”

spotted with a man and a woman.  We told how Graham Hilton Brady, 35, was last seen on the evening of Tuesday, December 1 at his home in Carluke, South Lanarkshire. The doting dad-of-two is a qualified plumber but was plunged into unemployment this spring amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

missing Scot has told of his horror when he realised the beloved dad-of-two had disappeared.Graham Hilton Brady, 35, was last seen in the early hours of Wednesday morning December 2, on CCTV in his home town of Carluke, South Lanakshire.Loved ones haven't heard from the plumber, who lives in Whitehill Crescent, since last Tuesday.His worried parents, Graham and Lynn Brady, both 58, became concerned on Friday as their son had been 'feeling low'.Since then a frantic search was launched to track

missing teen Kai Rae. Stephanie Bonner has put her own turmoil on hold to help find 16-year-old Kai, who vanished from his family home a week ago.

SAS legend has urged a missing Scots teen to return home to his family. Former special forces hero Big Phil Campion made a heartfelt online appeal for Kai Rae to get in touch with his worried relatives after he disappeared.