Glasgow OAP badly shaken after thug follows her into her house and demands cash

Salford have cancelled their training session on Wednesday and their Super League game against Catalans on Saturday is in doubt after six Hull FC players and two of their backroom staff tested positive for Covid-19.Five of the six so-far unnamed Hull players who have tested positive played against Ian Watson’s men at the weekend.The other player wasn’t involved in the matchday squad of 17, while another who did feature needs a retest after an inconclusive result.The Red Devils are still waiting

bogus cop who smashed his way into a flat before tying up two men and robbing them was jailed today for 30 months.Ross McBride, 30, and an accomplice, burst into a flat in Woodlands, Glasgow, last November and shouted at the terrified occupants “Police, don't f***ing move.”Alistair MacKenzie, 50, and Thomas McVey, 42, were forced to the ground and had insulation tape wrapped round their eyes and hands.McBride and the other man, who were armed with a crow bar and a metal pole and wearing

posted to homes across Scotland. Scores of households have received the plastic packets containing mystery seeds that appear to have been sent from China or Singapore.

Edinburgh city centre. The alarm was raised this morning at around 2.45am when a man entered a Costcutter Store on Lothian Road with the weapon.

DJ Akademiks thinks Tekashi 6ix9ine‘s life is in danger, and he should do whatever he must to stay safe now that he’s officially let out of house arrest. As most know, Tekashi 6ix9ine is persona non grata in the hip-hop world, and a lot of people are gunning for him.

Tekashi 6ix9ine has shared a new single called ‘Punani’ to mark his release from house arrest, along with an accompanying film clip.The rapper, real name Daniel Hernandez, posted the short video to YouTube just hours after his official release yesterday (August 2), featuring footage shot in Brooklyn.The clip for the expletive-laden track shows Hernandez rapping in a playground with a group of people, sitting on the bonnet of a moving Lamborghini and making a post-house arrest trip to

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.

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

hospital after plunging from the window of a flat.Police and paramedics were called to Poplar in East London shortly before 7pm this evening.The Mirror reports the child is thought to have fallen a residential block above a parade of shops.The child was taken to a major trauma unit but there were no details of their injuries.Met Police and London Ambulance Service crews were scrambled to the scene.Police wrote on Twitter : "Police called at 18:54hrs to East India Dock Road #Poplar#E14 to reports

Glasgow.She claimed six counts of discrimination on the grounds of gender and because she was pregnant.She later miscarried.The woman also claimed constructive dismissal as she handed in her notice due to stress.

Glasgow knife attack was delayed after more than 100 people turned up to the ceremony. The funeral of Badreddin Abadlla Adam was expected to take place in the city’s Linn Cemetery at 2pm on Saturday afternoon.

Police have issued a warning after cruel scammers offering garden services in Glasgow targeted a victim on social media.

Manchester Evening News: “He’s just a normal, happy little boy. I can’t believe this has happened." Local resident Emma Collins said: “They’re such a quiet family, I don’t think the kids really play out.