Woman rushed to hospital after driving into a tree on Scots road

Fife amid an ongoing incident.Officers raced to Brodick Road in the Templehall area of Kirkcaldy on Monday night.One photo shared online shows what appears to be armed police at the scene as well as three cop cars.The image was posted at around 10pm.The Daily Record and Sunday Mail have always been at the forefront when it comes to reporting crime in Scotland.But did you know all the ways you can stay informed of the top crime and courts headlines?We share live crime news and exclusive court

crash on a Scots road this afternoon. Emergency services scrambled to the B9157 near Burntisland in Fife after the 20-year-old man came off his bike at around 11.55am on Sunday.

Greenock last night. Emergency services raced to the scene just before 8pm after receiving reports of a serious assault.

Aberdeenshire road as they deal with an ongoing incident. The A947 Fyvie to Turriff road is currently shut and diversions are in place as officers deal with an incident.The circumstances of the road closure are not yet known but the road is expected to remain closed for a "considerable" amount of time.Police Scotland confirmed to the Daily Record they were dealing with an ongoing incident and there was no risk to the wider public.

Fife. Emergency services scrambled to the scene after the accident happened on Lumphinnans Road in Lochgelly this afternoon.

Glasgow's High Court yesterday. The officers, a 30-year-old woman and two men aged 31 and 34, were rushed to the nearby Glasgow Royal Infirmary after the crash on the city's Saltmarket around 4.05pm.

crash between a motorbike and a car on a Scots road. The 62-year-old was rushed to Lorne and Islands District and General Hospital after the smash around 2.30pm yesterday on the A85 east of Connel.

Fife sealed off the road this evening. Emergency services were called to the report of a two vehicle smash on the A985 between Kincardine and Dunfermline.

blocked after an HGV careered across the carriageways before coming to rest in a bed of daffodils.

machete attack on a Scots street. Cops found the 27-year-old seriously injured on Castlehill Avenue, Port Glasgow between 6am and 7am on Sunday.

horror crashes involving a massive 12 vehicles on either side of a major Scots road today. Emergency services raced to the A74(M) near junction 16 at Johnstonebridge following reports of a collision at around 2.10pm.

police who say those involved “could have been seriously hurt or worse.” A Police Scotland statement said: “A 21 year-old-man has been charged after deliberately jumping off the Tay Road Bridge on Friday, March 19 in an idiotic stunt which his friend filmed.“Caused considerable distress to passers-by & bridge staff who thought it was a suicide attempt.

Scots road - after a pair of soiled pants were spotted pinned to a parking sign. The grim sight stunned drivers near the A1 at the Scottish border as commuters made their best attempt to avoid the 'skids' on the road.

M8 motorway. The incident happened on the M8 eastbound between Junction 6 Newhouse and Junction 5 Shotts on Wednesday evening.

Glasgow on Tuesday morning. Cops are appealing for information following the incident around 10.25am in the Newlands Road area.

Police in Fort William said that a 29-year-old male was arrested and charged with vandalism, wilful fireraising and a break-in at Lochaber High School in the Camaghael area in the morning of March 15.The incidents happened at around between 3am and 7am on Kilmallie Road and the school.The man is due to appear at Inverness Sheriff Court on March 16.

hospital after he was found seriously injured on a Scots street.Locals found the 33-year-old lying on the road on Wester Drylaw Drive in Edinburgh around 7.15pm last night.Emergency crews raced to the scene and he was taken to hospital for treatment to serious but not life-threatening injuries.Cops have launched a probe to find out exactly what happened and how he was injured.The mystery comes after a 35-year-old man was found seriously hurt on the same street on Tuesday afternoon with it

puppy farmers who dropped her off lifeless on the doorstep of a Scots family. Little Skye was advertised for sale in Glasgow on Gumtree for £1000 and was bought by a family in Rutherglen.Mum Carolann Thomas, said the seller dropped the puppy off at their house on February 27 and everything seemed fine until they took Skye inside.She noticed immediately that the puppy was extremely underweight and could barely walk. Carolann said her paws and tail were covered in dog poo and urine burns.She told

social media and branded it as "absolutely shocking" after she made the discovery in Larkhall on Thursday.In the picture, the needle can be seen lying on the pavement with the tip of the syringe uncovered.