Stalker who hounded Scots MP over her Brexit views walks free from court

LGBT activist after his tragic death at 29. We told howThere has been an outpouring of grief for Liam Jone s who was the former chairman of Aberdeen Four Pillars - which supports people in the LGBT community in the Granite City - after his death this week.

called to West Pilton Grove around 5pm on June 18. Russell Scammell was allegedly attacked in a common stairwell in the building.

cops cracked down on 'county lines' gangsters terrorising Scots communities. The 19-year-old man appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday after being charged in connection with the supply of Class A drugs.

failed in a bid for freedom. Daniel Kerr was jailed for seven years in January for a sickening campaign of historical abuse against two young girls including his sister in law Tracey Callaghan, who died before she could see him face justice.

double rapist who terrorised them as schoolgirls hit out as their attacker was jailed for four years yesterday. Oliver Barrie, 22, was convicted last month of raping and abusing two of his exes, who were just 13 and 15 at the time, punching them both on the body when they feared they might be pregnant.

Universal Credit (UC) is on the rise. According to the latest Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe) figures the number of people being given a choice about how their UC is paid rose by 175,190 in just five months.

TUI has cancelled a number of Scots holidays in July amid “uncertainty around travel”. The travel firm said that flights and holidays to the likes of Greece, mainland Spain and Croatia have been axed in an update to customers.

Michelin Star restaurant will move to a four-day working week as the owner aims to dispel negativity around working conditions at some of the countries most renowned eateries. The Cellar in Anstruther, Fife, will allow workers to enjoy a healthier work/life balance, with owner Billy Boyter saying that he thought about this move during lockdown.

Knight Frank as offering great potential for someone looking to take on a project at a great price. Speaking of which, the castle, holiday cottage, large walled garden and extensive grounds are on the market for offers over £650k.

Cops have launched a probe after "significant damage" was caused following a pair of blazes which happened on McGrigor Road in Rosyth, near Dunfermline.

trace a Caithness man who's been missing for four days. Douglas Macgregor was last seen leaving his home address in the Castletown area of Wick at around midday on Wednesday, June 30.

told how emergency crews were called to Dewar Street in Dunfermline just before 2pm on Saturday.

Covid-19 cases at a Scots prison have almost doubled in one week as understaffed NHS nurses working there 'fear for their lives'. The nurse described HMP Low Moss in Bishopbriggs, East Dunbartonshire as 'pure hell' amid a spike in cases from 30 to 50 in the last week.

fire broke out near military defence range yesterday. Mercy crews desperately battled flames for more than eight hours near Tain.

blaze on a Scots street as thick smoke was seen billowing out from the buildings. Firefighters and police were called to reports of two buildings on fire on Chapel Street in Buckhaven, Fife around 3.15pm today.

to Twitter by user Pozimek, showed water shooting in the air on the city's McNeil Street.

iOS - Android Last orders were followed by a chorus of Flower Of Scotland sung by the lively crowd on Montgomerie Street at around 10.45pm.One man stood on top of a bike shelter leading the chants, while other patriots join in with the national anthem.Scotland started the match at Hampden on the front foot but went 1-0 down early on.That was before Callum McGregor raised the roof with his equaliser minutes before half-time – Scotland's first and only goal in the competition.But it wasn't to be

a weapon then attacked her after goading a couple walking down a Scots street. The 28-year-old man and 25-year-old woman were walking between New Street, Musselburgh and Lochend Road North at around 4.45pm last Thursday.

First Minister congratulated the team on getting this far and said that it was was "not to be" after a 3-1 loss to Croatia at Hampden Park tonight.The defeat meant Scotland's Euro dream died as the side were knocked out of the tournament.Nicola Sturgeon took to Twitter after the game to thank the team for playing their hearts out.She said: "Not to be, but thank you @ ScotlandNT for taking us to our first men’s tournament in 23 years - you’ve played your hearts out and we’ve been proud to cheer