Urgent appeal after 'high risk' teenager goes missing - anyone with information should call 999 immediately

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A man suffered a laceration to his face in a mindless Paisley street attack.The 40-year-old was rushed to hospital following the onslaught, which happened near King Street at around 10.15pm on Friday night.Detectives probing the incident, which they are treating as a serious assault, said the attacker was with two other men when he pounced on his victim.It is understood police are examining CCTV from the

hereNo arrests have been made.Officers are now appealing for anyone with information to come forward.The chain and what appears to be a heavy-duty rope were left at the scene.In a statement, GMP said: "Officers were called at 5.20am this morning, Thursday, to a report of a burglary at a business premises on Trafford Road, Salford."Police attended and enquiries have since established that four males - believed to have been armed with a mallet and chain - had attempted to gain entry to the store

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direct to your inboxTwo cars were left abandoned in the road after a head-on crash.Police were called to Cheetham at around 8pm on Tuesday evening.Officers from Greater Manchester Traffic Police found a blue and silver car.The bonnets of both cars were smashed, leaving the inner workings of the car in full view and debris scattered across the road.The drivers left the scene and were later traced by officers, according to a the force.No injuries were reported from the collision.In a tweet, GMP

reports Lancs Live.

Queensland police have appealed to the public for help in the search for missing woman Amy Schulkins (36) after she was last seen at a John Street address in Caboolture, north of Brisbane on Wednesday, December 30 at around 11pm. Police have described Amy as caucasian, around 160cm tall, of a larger build with spiky brown hair and blue eyes.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Police are appealing for information after receiving a report that a van was being pursued by a car.The incident is said to have occurred at 1.55pm on Monday, December 28, and involved a silver Ford Transit van and a white Audi A3 driving on various roads including the B7032 Caledonian Road, B754 Castlehill Road, A71 Main Street in Wishaw as well as A71 Horsley Brae, A71 Garrion Bridge and A71 Ayr Road.A

Hugh Jackman, 52, didn’t let cold weather and water stop him from embracing the new year with a brave tradition! The actor took part in a polar bear plunge by running into the low-temperature water at a beach and going for a swim to celebrate 2021. He shared a video of the iconic moment to Instagram on Jan. 1.

direct to your inboxPolice have launched an urgent appeal to find a missing man.Michael Gunson, 31, was last seen in Ashton Town Centre on January 1, and police are now growing increasingly concerned for his whereabouts.He is described as 5ft 9inches in height, around 15 stone, and of a stocky build.Michael is bald with a brown beard and has brown eyes.GMP have released an image of Michael in the hope that members of the public may recognise him.Anyone with information about his whereabouts have

Aberdeen. Three fire appliances raced to the scene on the Old Stonehaven Road, in Nigg, on Sunday night.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A cruel conman posing as a plumber nicked cash from a Renfrew pensioner.Cops are investigating after the crook walked into the 77-year-old woman’s home uninvited and started rooting around for valuables.The shaken victim told police the suspect claimed he was a plumber who was checking all the properties in the High Street block.However, he didn’t present any ID or appear to be carrying any tools as he

coronavirus, a top teachers' union said tonight. Nicola Sturgeon earlier announced an extended Christmas break for schools with learning moving online after the festive holiday until at least January 18.