Teenage boy arrested after Shetland pony found dead in West Lothian

in Oldham.A 19 year-old man was arrested on suspicion of rape on Friday, police said.He was taken in for questioning before being later released on bail, with conditions.It follows the reported rape of the teenager in Chadderton Hall Park at around 9pm last Sunday, June 21.Immediately following the incident police said a man had approached her and asked to use her phone before attacking her.Part of the park was taped off whilst officers carried out enquiries.Detective Sergeant Alex Wilkinson,

Christopher Davies , 29, of Bartholomews Drive, Salford, has been charged with one count of: section 18 assault; possession of an offensive weapon in a public place; possession of a bladed article in a public place.He has been remanded in custody to appear at Manchester and Salford Magistrates’ Court today.In a statement Greater Manchester Police said: "Police were called at around 11.55am on Wednesday 24th June to reports of a teenage boy being stabbed in the leg on Rudman Drive in Salford."The

student after a body was discovered in the search for him. The family of David Macleod, 18, who was last seen in Aberdeen on Friday, have been told of the find.

“I want schools across Scotland to sign up to the Challenge when it launches in August so that we can keep sharing the joy of reading for generations to come.”Marc Lambert, CEO of Scottish Book Trust, added: “It was fantastic to receive so many submissions to the First Minister’s Reading Challenge despite the restrictions of lockdown.“Pupils, parents, and teachers have come together to celebrate books and develop a reading culture within their schools and local communities.

Names have been chosen for three new West Lothian schools.The names of new denominational and non-denominational high schools for Winchburgh and new non-denominational primary school at Calderwood, East Calder, were determined at the meeting of West Lothian Council Education Executive on Tuesday (June 23).Following feedback from relevant stakeholders, the meeting decided upon the following names for the schools:The denominational high school is to be named as Sinclair Academy dedicated to the

West Lothian pupils will spend two days in school each week and two-and-a half days being taught at home by parents.Council bosses have written to parents and carers advising them on the plans for most students returning on August 12.The council is planning for the start of the new term on August 11, in line with all other councils in Scotland.However this will be an in-service day when schools will be closed to pupils and a second in-service day planned for Monday, August 17, will not take

Officers are appealing for information following a theft in Armadale.Between the hours of 8pm on Saturday (June 6) and 1.30pm on Sunday (June 7), a man entered a house in Marches Drive in Armadale and stole a purse from within.The suspect is white, aged between 30 and 40 years of age, around six feet tall, short brown hair, with a gaunt appearance and lesions on his forehead.He also had a tattoo on the left side of his neck, described as three rows of text.Constable Matthew Morran from Bathgate

reports.West Yorkshire Police said a 17-year-old male and 16-year-old female, who had been arrested on Thursday in connection with the incident, remained in custody.In a statement, Chief Superintendent Julie Sykes, of Kirklees Police, said on Thursday: "We were made aware last night of a serious incident at Holmfirth Cricket Club following the posting of a video on social media, and have been conducting urgent enquiries regarding what has taken place.Get the latest updates from across Greater

Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey‘s nine-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe have incredibly famous parents. But they still get a sense of fear from the “energy” that law enforcement officers give off, according to their 39-year-old dad.

Police are appealing for information after a teenager was sexually assaulted while he waited at a bus stop in Clydebank.

In the wake of George Floyd's death, Lorde is trying to do her part as an ally.  According to Billboard, the Grammy-winning songstress issued a message to fans via email over the weekend, in which she condemned police brutality and described her efforts to help fight against it.  "I've been following this week's events in the States from New Zealand.

Two women and a teenage boy arrested on suspicion of murder remain in custody following the death of Peter Richardson from Wythenshawe.