Violent criminal may be hiding in Scotland as Crimestoppers offer £1000 reward

Use an Apple phone or tablet? Head to the App Store and never miss a beat in LanarkshireThe performance features a variety of beautiful music including Delibes’ ‘Flower Duet’ – much-loved soundtrack to British Airways’ TV adverts – and Puccini’s ‘O mio babbino caro’ - familiar from TV and films including the Merchant Ivory classic 'A Room with a View,' this brand new film sees Scottish Opera team up with South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture (SLLC) to afford a fantastic opportunity to hear

“The battle goes on, we still have no idea what is allowed in terms of first dance, live music and guest interaction. We have great numbers and we are delighted with the bigger number but need more guidance.“We are meeting the Scottish Government on Friday to go through their proposed guidance for April 26 to May 17 but will also be pushing for guidance levels two, one and zero.

Child Disability Payment is set to replace Disability Living Allowance Child (DLA Child) and will be the next new benefit to be introduced by the Scottish Government. The new benefit will provide additional financial support to children and young people with disabilities, as well as their families, to help with the additional costs they incur as a result of having a long-term health condition.

prison after the appeal against her sentence failed. Rosanna Anderson swindled more than £50,000 from the public purse after failing to inform the Department of Work and Pensions she was living with her then-partner in the family home.

Baillieston, watched in horror as the inferno ravaged their home of 30 years on Saturday morning. The 71-year-old has worked throughout lockdown in Morrisons to pay her mortgage off and son Jamie is crushed knowing she has lost everything after "putting every penny she had" into the home.

Use an Apple phone or tablet? Head to the App Store and never miss a beat in LanarkshireSecond doses for people aged 80 and over have already begun and are being delivered locally at GP practices and health clinics.More than 45,000 people across Lanarkshire have so far received their second vaccination, including frontline health and social care staff, plus residents and workers at care homes.To date, 2,682,706 people have received their first jab across Scotland.

Immigration officers swooped on a premises in Glasgow following reports that a man was working there illegally. Enforcement officers working for the Home Office were in attendance on Crow Road in the city's West End at around 4pm on Saturday April 10.

workers in their own homes using webcams.Staff say the installation of cameras for remote workers is a “Big Brother” tactic and fear the technology could be open to abuse.Webcams are being sent out this Thursday to ­thousands of Scottish staff who work for Teleperformance –the largest contact centre company in the world.Teleperformance will be able to access live footage of an employee’s home work station – potentially a living room kitchen or bedroom.In a statement, ­Teleperformance said

Lorraine Kelly caused confusion after telling fans she was heading to see her parents who live in Scotland next week, despite strict lockdown measures in place. The morning telly presenter said 'Hurrah' as she told followers on Twitter that she could see her parents at last.

breastfeeding mum fears a hacker took control of her Wi-Fi baby monitor - and watched her and the child. Shocked Amie Broom says she's convinced a stranger was controlling the device at her home in Kirkwall, Orkney.

exams quango has been accused of failing pupils over an appeal system aimed at avoiding a rerun of last year’s test chaos.Activists have criticised the Scottish Qualification Authority (SQA) over a consultation it held seeking pupils’ views on plans.Critics said the SQA used “incredibly complex” language in the 4000-word document for children, parents and teachers.The view-gathering exercise was also criticised for lasting two weeks when consultations usually take three months.Did you know you

arrested after a man was seriously injured in a 'disturbance' in Greenock. Police raced to Holmscroft Avenue in the Inverclyde town, close to Greenock Health Centre, just after 4.30pm on Saturday April 10.

police after brutally attacking two officers with a meat cleaver in North Lanarkshire. David Dowson was convicted at the High Court in Glasgow today after seriously assaulting PC’s Josh McCorry and Glenn Coletta in Wishaw in June last year.

dozens of police descended on the block of flats. Detectives are probing the death of a 54-year-old woman after her body was discovered in a flat on Cumlodden Drive, in Maryhill.

Covid sufferers and healthcare specialists and have shared eight tell-tale signs that you may have contracted the bug - even if you never showed any symptoms. While the official figure for cases of the virus in Scotland is 220,00 and 4.3million in the UK as a whole, the true picture is likely to be much higher.

Lidl's regular celebration of Scotland's incredible larder returns to its stores next week, with over thirty of the nation’s top food and drink producers.The exciting event features everything from Scotland’s world-renowned traditional dishes to bold new flavour combinations and supports suppliers from across the country with prices starting at just 75p.

Brian Matthews is bringing Steven Gerrard pints and coffees to Glasgow. The former Rangers youth coach and Glow reality star whose ex girlfriend Victoria Obahor tattooed a Celtic badge on his leg, has been out in Dubai where, he claimed he was training as an 'elite athlete' just like Neil Lennon's squad.

coronavirus restrictions, with a tentative May 17 date.“It’s fair to say it’s been a while since our guests were able to experience films where they are meant to be seen – the big screen,” said Showcase Cinemas General Manager Mark Barlow.“We’re really excited to welcome you all back from 17th May, with an amazing line up of films.”New titles set to be screened at Showcase venues in England and Scotland include Peter Rabbit 2, Croods 2, Hotel Transylvania 4, Jungle Cruise, Cruella and Space Jam:

holidaymakers may have to wear face coverings on Spanish beaches when international travel eventually resumes later this year. The Spanish Government yesterday published law that makes the wearing of masks mandatory in all outdoor public spaces - including swimming pools and beaches.Previously, the law allowed for Spaniards to keep their mask off if there was a ‘safe distance’ of 1.5 metres between others.

Hibs goalkeeper Ofir Marciano. The Israeli has snubbed a new deal at Easter Road and had been linked with Celtic.