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pervert who thought he asked an underage girl to send him her underwear and love letters is to be supervised for three years.Stewart Henderson sent naked selfies to what he believed was a 14-year-old named Daniella online.However the Facebook profile was fake and controlled by a vigilante group based in England who then filmed the 53-year-old and exposed him on the social media site.The group confronted Henderson at his home in Barrhead, East Renfrewshire.Henderson told the adult decoy that he

X Factor is no more after Simon Cowell has called an end to the show - but we still have our musical memories - and here are some of the Scots who remain unforgettable. Whitburn's Leon Jackson won the show in 2007 as a 19-year-old lad and had a hit Christmas single with his song When You Believe.

Kinross on Monday morning, where the man in question then ran off towards a nearby golf course.

heatwave has got Scotland sweltering, with temperatures soaring across the country this week. We all know as soon as the sun breaks through the clouds, Scots are "taps aff".If you are truly Scottish, you will be blowing up the paddling pool and stripping off the layers to catch some elusive rays in the garden or local park.

West Lothian street. The 40-year-old female owner of the XL American Bulldog-type animal has also been reported to the Procurator Fiscal in connection with the incident.

BBC Scotland over its broadcasting of the briefings, head of news and current affairs Gary Smith defended them as he said they contained "important public health information”. Smith said audience numbers for the briefings, in which the First Minister is questioned by journalists on coronavirus issues, had “varied”.

Grand Tour will air.

Get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletterAn appeal has been launched by police after a member of the public was scammed into buying a fake mobile phone in Stirling on Sunday evening.The incident took place when the victim when approached by the scammer after withdrawing money from a cash machine in the Barnton Street area of the city at around 5pm.The seller then offered the victim a mobile phone at a reduced price - but

cops on an erratic 40-mile chase. Graham Ellis, 40, stole the 999 vehicle that had arrived to treat his pregnant girlfriend, a court heard.

scenic Scots river. Bosses at Calamity Kayaking in Paisley were so sick of the state of the River Cart that they used a massive line over a local bridge to pull out as much rubbish as they could.

police appeal for public help. The incident occurred around 9.15pm on Monday July 12 in Lusset Glen, Old Kilpatrick.

iOS - Android The payment will help with the costs of starting a job including travel, new clothes or childcare.Young people are among those whose job prospects have been hardest hit by this pandemic, and Ms Haughey argues that it’s proper they should be supported to ensure they are at “the heart of the economic recovery from Covid-19.”People can find out more and apply through mygov.scot or by calling 0800 182 2222.Commenting, Clare Haughey MSP told Lanarkshire Live: “Getting a new job can be

pervert who messaged a 15-year-old girl for sex was snared by a paedophile hunter group. Aaron McIntyre, 39, described graphic sexual fantasies he wanted to carry out with the girl in repeated messages to a bogus Facebook account created by an adult member of the group.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Police officers have launched a public appeal for information after a man pushed a child at a Bridge of Earn playpark.The individual is also alleged to have shouted and swore at two women who were sitting on a bench whilst their children were playing at Balmanno Park.The incident took place at around 4.40pm on Thursday, July 1.A Tayside Police

Glasgow. The silver car was involved in a crash with a motorbike on Barmulloch Road in Springburn on Thursday morning.

Glasgow this morning. Emergency services scrambled to Barmulloch Road in the north of the city after the incident, which took place at around 11.30am on Thursday, July 8.

claiming Universal Credit, a benefit designed to help those out of work or on a low income cover the costs of daily living. As Scotland and the rest of the UK ease even further out of lockdown restrictions, the economy is expected to get back on its feet again - but at what pace isn't quite clear.