Rutherglen Reformer

The Rutherglen Reformer is a local newspaper that serves the Royal Burgh of Rutherglen, located in South Lanarkshire, which was once part of Glasgow City Council. It has been in operation since 1875. Currently, the newspaper is owned by Reach plc and is published weekly at the Press Buildings in Hamilton.

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#2996

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Sextortion gangs using AI porn fakes to target rising number of Scots victims

5 hours ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally Hind

Advice Direct Scotland has warned of the growing threat of online scammers using artificial intelligence to make fake nudes of potential targets, as thousands fall victim to sex scams. Sextortion gangs are using AI porn fakes to target an increasing number of Scots victims, a leading charity warned yesterday.
'The untouchables' Directors behind £6m NHS corruption scandal 'thought they would walk free'

5 hours ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally Hind

'Swaggering' telecoms chiefs Adam Sharoudi, 41, and Gavin Brown, 48, are behind bars and facing jail after a decade-long investigation into lucrative NHS contracts awarded to their Ayrshire-based firm Oricom. Two directors convicted over a £6m NHS corruption scandal thought they were “untouchable”, sources close to the case have told the Record.
Russell Grant's horoscopes as Aquarius explores exciting new paths

5 hours ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Russell Grant

Today's horoscopes, brought to you by Russell Grant. Today's daily horoscopes for each star sign can be found below. These daily forecasts have been compiled by astrologer Russell Grant who has been reading star signs for more than 50 years. Appliances in the home and workplace may break down, causing some frustration early on. It’s one of those mornings when breakages occur or you could find yourself out of coffee.
British woman found beaten to death with 'five deep wounds' in French village

12 hours ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ryan Carroll

A murder investigation has been launched after the 65-year-old was found by her friend in Tremolat, a village in the French Dordogne region, on Tuesday evening. A woman from Britain was beaten to death with a blunt object before her body was discovered at her home in France, prosecutors have said. A murder investigation has been launched after the 65-year-old was found by her friend in Tremolat, a village in the French Dordogne region, on Tuesday evening.
Deliberate fire at Scots home being treated as 'attempted murder'

13 hours ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ryan Carroll

Emergency services were called to Wallace Place in Fort William after the alarm was raised at around 12.50am on Friday, April 25. A deliberate fire at a home in the Highlands is now being treated as attempted murder. Emergency services were called to Wallace Place in Fort William after the alarm was raised at around 12.50am on Friday, April 25. A woman and a girl were inside the house but they were not injured and some nearby properties were evacuated as a precaution.
Urgent recall for baby product sold on Amazon over 'serious risk of injuries' - Daily Record

16 hours ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Rachel Williams

Parents have been advised that this pool float could cause a number of injuries.
Monty Don says 'do this job' this month for super blooms next year

16 hours ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean

The warmer weather and the spell of sunshine we are experiencing right now means many are focusing on their gardens and making sure it's ready to enjoy ahead of the summer. But gardening expert Monty Don said that gardeners need to make sure to do one job now if they want big blooms next year. The BBC Gardeners' World presenter said it's time to get the shears out as there are two plants that need some attention in May if they are to thrive next spring time.
10 flowers to plant that barely need watering and are perfect for lazy gardeners

17 hours ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Sally McLean

If you want your garden to be awash with colour this summer but lack the time, or indeed the inclination to tend to it, the good news is there are plants that can easily withstand a bit of neglect. Some varieties are even able to thrive with very little watering meaning lazy gardeners can have the best of both worlds. So even if you have committed to an extended holiday this summer or simply know you'll forget to get the watering can out there are options for you to ensure you plants still bloom.
Child airlifted to hospital after falling 'significant distance' at Scots beauty spot

17 hours ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ryan Carroll

A child has been airlifted to hospital after falling a “significant distance” at a Scots beauty spot. Emergency services raced to The Hermitage, near Dunkeld in Perth and Kinross, after the alarm was raised at around 11.30am on Wednesday. Police, paramedics and fire crews descended onto the scene. Tayside Mountain Rescue team were also called to assist alongside an air ambulance after the child fell on steep ground.
Derek McInnes staring Hearts in the face as Michael Stewart urges them to ditch soft 'sugar rush' approach

18 hours ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ross Pilcher

Michael Stewart has told Hearts that Derek McInnes is staring them in the face as the obvious choice as their new manager. The Jambos axed Neil Critchley after last Saturday's home defeat to Dundee and now need a win sharpish to ease the nerves over being dragged into a battle to avoid the relegation playoff spot. Liam Fox will take interim charge in the meantime with club chiefs now hunting for a new permanent boss.