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Clear and achievable goals must be set in tackling violence in schools
Clear and achievable goals must be set in tackling violence in schools – Record View – Daily Record First Minister John Swinney is to host a fresh summit on tackling violence in Scotland’s schools, in response to the increasing problem of bullying and violence among students. The rise in smartphone usage and the prevalence of…
Flood of organised crime kingpins into jails fuelling fears of spike in violence
A surge of organised crime leaders entering prisons has sparked concerns of a rise in violence across Scotland’s penal system. Recent major investigations by Police Scotland have resulted in several drug kingpins receiving lengthy prison sentences, but there are fears that they will continue to operate their criminal networks from behind bars. This influx of…
John Swinney confirms new youth violence summit as statements to be led by school bus attack victim
First Minister John Swinney has confirmed that a new summit on youth violence will take place in Scotland, with statements to be led by a teenage victim of a school bus attack. The announcement comes after a meeting with 14-year-old Kaylynn Donald and her mother Vicky at Bute House. The meeting was arranged after Vicky…
Prince Andrew could have furniture taken from him in Royal Lodge expense row, expert claims
Prince Andrew is facing the possibility of having furniture removed from him in a dispute over expenses related to the Royal Lodge, according to an expert’s claims. The debate surrounding Prince Andrew’s tenancy at Windsor’s Royal Lodge continues, with warnings from a Royal expert suggesting further challenges for the Prince. Speaking on the Palace Confidential…
Man arrested in connection with Edinburgh Grassmarket assault after appeal
Man Arrested Following Edinburgh Grassmarket Assault Appeal Police in Edinburgh have made an arrest in connection with an assault that occurred in the city centre following a public appeal. The incident, which took place on Grassmarket on Thursday, September 26, led to the arrest of a 20-year-old man. While the suspect is in custody, police…
Thousands flock to Edinburgh’s Christmas markets on opening night as cops warn public to stay off road
Thousands of people descended upon Edinburgh’s Christmas markets on opening night, with a warning from police to stay off the road. The queues started at the entrance to the gardens on Waverley Bridge and extended all the way to Princes Street, according to Edinburgh Live. As crowds grew, a police officer advised individuals at Princes…
‘I had same brain tumour as Davina McCall when I was 20 – it was terrifying’
‘I had same brain tumour as Davina McCall when I was 20 – it was terrifying’ – Daily Record TV presenter Davina McCall is now recovering from brain surgery after a scan found a 14mm benign brain tumour, leading the 57-year-old to openly discuss her health situation. A journalist revealed to the Mirror that she…
Police probe ‘serious sexual assault’ of teen as street is closed off
Police in Glasgow are currently investigating a serious sexual assault involving a teenager, leading to the closure of a city centre street. The incident took place in Sauchiehall Lane in the early hours of Friday morning, where a 19-year-old woman was reportedly assaulted. The area between Elmbank Street and Holland Street has been cordoned off…
First look at Edinburgh’s Christmas markets as extravaganza opens for another year
Edinburgh has welcomed the festive season as the much-anticipated Christmas market extravaganza opens its doors for another year. The East Princes Street Gardens have been magically transformed into a winter wonderland, bustling with an array of gift stalls, exhilarating rides, and tempting food and drink kiosks. Taking a glimpse at the Christmas Markets before the…
Anas Sarwar accuses SNP of ‘hypocrisy’ over Health Secretary football freebie row
Scottish Labour leader, Anas Sarwar, has accused the SNP of hypocrisy over defending Health Secretary Neil Gray, who used a ministerial car to attend football matches at Hampden. Sarwar criticized the SNP for attacking Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for accepting freebies while finding themselves in a similar situation. Gray admitted attending six matches for…