Ryan Carroll

1 week ago | edinburghlive.co.uk | Ryan Carroll

Scots found themselves chuckling after a Sir Rod Stewart lookalike named 'Road Stewart' was seen toiling away on a highway. This imitation of the rock legend, donned in hi-vis attire, was snapped next to a Highway Response vehicle, his signature spiky blonde locks making him a head-turner. He stood near an area cordoned off by traffic cones, looking perplexed as onlookers captured the uncanny resemblance.

1 week ago | edinburghlive.co.uk | Peter Davidson |Ryan Carroll |Cara Blackhall

Cops have issued more than 30 'threat to life warnings' over the last two years as gang wars spiral and spark fears of a risk to the public. Latest figures show there has been a huge increase in the number of individuals considered to be in danger, reports The Record. In 2023, just five people were issued with the notices - also known as Osman warnings - but numbers soared to 26 in 2024.

1 week ago | msn.com | Ryan Carroll

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1 week ago | glasgowlive.co.uk | Ryan Carroll

A man who died after a disturbance in Lanarkshire has been named locally as tributes are paid to the 35-year-old. Joe Jnr Buchanan died following an incident on Springhill Street in Douglas, near Lanark, at around 8.30pm on Sunday (April 13). As reported on Glasgow Live, police were called following reports of a disturbance along with ambulance crews, but Joe Jnr was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigating officers are currently treating the death as 'suspicious'.

1 week ago | glasgowlive.co.uk | Ryan Carroll |Jonathan Blackburn

The bomb squad was called to a Glasgow southside street after a "possible item of ordnance" was discovered. Police cordoned-off Riverbank Street in Pollokshaws after being called to reports that a "possible item of ordnance" had been found in White Cart Water around 4.35pm. The Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team has been called in to assess the item. Pictures from the scene show a police cordon in place as uniformed officers stand guard.