Top Scots cop reveals 47 officers injured at George Square and insists 'no political pressure' on force

Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 6:10pm on Monday, 14 June, we received a report of a two vehicle crash on A1, Gateside in Cupar. “Officers attended and the road was closed for a short time to allow for investigation and uplift of the vehicles and reopened around 7pm.

Police have released 10 new images of people they wish to speak with in connection to disorder among Rangers fans in Glasgow last month.

police car, showering the driver with broken glass, a court heard Gerald McFarlane approached PC David Crighton in the Deans area of Livingston, West Lothian, Livingston Sheriff Court was told. He shouted and swore at the officer before repeatedly battering the driver’s side window of the police car, causing it to smash.

Royal Family at Balmoral. Jamie Alcock has began the marathon journey from Gloucestershire in the south of England to Moray joined by his two shire horses Millie and Willam and farm dog Boo Boo Beithe.

Sarah Everard. The 48-year-old former Metropolitan Police Constable appeared at the Old Bailey on Tuesday, when he pleaded guilty to the kidnap and rape of Sarah.

Sunny Staycations campaign, the broadband team at Uswitch have crunched the numbers to reveal the top staycation spots for the best weather during the summer months.

Frankie's in Shetland - the UK's most northerly chippie - which is cited for its breathtaking views of the sea, and The Quayside in Gourdon, which is located close to the beautiful St Cyrus Beach. The Real Food Café at Tyndrum, which is located in some of Scotland's most stunning scenery, and the Redcloak fish bar in Stonehaven, where you can eat your fish supper while exploring this picturesque town's beautiful harbour, are also included.

Dundee after a cyclist was found injured. Police were called to City Road on Friday.

Blooming Wild Adventures were shocked to discover you can actually visit the famous rock after she shared a selection of pics from her trip adding that there is so much to see there, that she can't wait to go back.The popular blogger, who is from Dumfries and Galloway and regularly cycles and camps wild on her own across some of Scotland's most beautiful locations, revealed that for once it wasn't actually herself that planned the trip.

A yob has been caged for deliberately coughing on a police officer while claiming he had Covid-19. Kevin Goudie targeted the officer while he and colleagues were attending a fire at a Scots home.

injured in her own home. Emergency crews raced to the scene after the 86-year-old woman was discovered by family members on Kirkhill Drive in Luncarty, Perth and Kinross.

Glasgow this month. Some 15,000 descended on the city centre after the Light Blues officially won the league.

virus expert. Hugh Pennington, emeritus professor of bacteriology at Aberdeen University, said Holyrood leaders repeated the same devastating errors as Westminster.

Police have released CCTV of 17 people they wish to speak with in relation to the large scale disturbance in George Square after the Rangers title win on May 15.

Crosshouse hospital but sadly passed away on Monday. A 17-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with the incident.

crash with a Mercedes in Aberdeen. Emergency services scrambled to the scene after the serious road smash happened on Union Grove, near to its junction with Granton Place at around 4pm on Thursday, May 27.

Police Scotland officer has been charged in connection with alleged wildlife offences after an early-morning raid at her home. The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is set to appear at Jedburgh Sheriff Court alongside two men, aged 45 and 20, on an undertaking next week.

pensioner has been convicted of battering his neighbour during a feud over the victim's dog. Archibald Elliott lashed out at George Liddell after they rowed about Liddell's pet making too much noise.

Dundee Sheriff Court was told on Thursday that McGhie had been forced to move home because the image went viral and caused a furious public reaction. Solicitor Lee Qumsieh, defending, said: "His position is that there was a challenge going round on social media - on Instagram - involving similar images to the one you have seen.