Funeral of Glasgow knife attacker delayed after over 100 mourners arrive breaking Covid restrictions

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Police raced to the scene of an incident in Glasgow which left two men hospitalised. Officers were called to the Cathcart Road area at around 7.25pm on Saturday August 1 after being called to reports of an injured man.An investigation led them to a property on Butterbiggins Road where they discovered a second injured person.

Castlefield called police reporting a rave of over 100 people, but officers say nobody was breaching coronavirus restrictions.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A Wishaw church has been given the green light to re-open for Sunday services following the easing of lockdown restrictions.Wishaw Old Parish Church re-opened for private prayer on Monday morning, with the congregation being able to use the facility on Wednesday and Friday from 11am and 1pm.And after discussions with Hamilton Presbytery, the green light has now been given to start holding Sunday services at 11am – albeit

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was found dead at the Alexander Thomson Hotel on Glasgow’s Argyle Street just five minutes before paramedics were called to treat a 44-year-old woman, who later died at the scene.Police Scotland said the man’s death is not being treated as suspicious and the circumstances around the woman’s death are “unexplained” pending results of a post mortem.The deaths are not believed to be linked, but a senior member of the hotel’s security team yesterday defended staff and said they do everything they

The Mirror reports a blue Transit van is alleged to have killed Frank as he fled from the group of men. A fight had broken out at the Gordon Arms pub in Chislehurst in the borough of Bromley and police later found two men stabbed shortly before 9pm.Police were alerted to a collision two minutes after the first call involving a van and a pedestrian.

Glasgow. They say the victim was left "badly shaken" after the ordeal which happened on Friday afternoon.

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