Sunday's headlines including horror ordeal as student beaten to death and all the Old Firm news The Daily Record's headline briefing keeps you up to date with all the latest news from Scotland and beyond. Daily Record · Apr 3, 2022
Alex Salmond sex assault trial perjury claims being investigated The Sunday Mail can reveal The Crown has appointed an independent QC to investigate allegations. Daily Record · Apr 3, 2022
Pensioner who killed cyclist after dragging him 30 meters under truck jailed Adam Fernie, 80, failed to see 66-year-old Iain Anderson - who was cycling on the B937 near Ladybank in Fife - as he careered into him with his truck. Daily Record · Mar 31, 2022
Dying dog heard screaming after sick Scots owner subjected it to 'worst neglect ever seen' The dying pooch would have died within hours if she had not been found in a lay-by as she had been neglected for months. Daily Record · Mar 30, 2022
Probe launched after man dies in Glasgow hospital after being taken from police station The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service have ordered an investigation into the death of a 26-year-old man who died in hospital after being taken from a city centre police station. Glasgow Live · Mar 29, 2022
Sheku Bayoh: officers refused immunity for inquiry into death in custody Inquiry will examine whether death in 2015 in Kirkcaldy was avoidable, and whether Bayoh’s race affected police actions The Guardian - UK · Mar 28, 2022
Prisoner with Covid died alone in cell coughing up blood 'after pleas were ignored' Asthmatic prisoner Calum Inglis, 34, died alone in his cell just 12 days after catching Covid after his repeat requests for medical help were ignored, his family have said Daily Mirror · Mar 27, 2022
Edinburgh prisoner, 34, 'begged' for help before dying alone in cell from Covid Calum Inglis, 34, was coughing up blood after becoming seriously ill with the virus at HMP Addiewell, but his family claim his repeated requests for medical assistance via a cell intercom system were ignored. Edinburgh Live · Mar 27, 2022
Scots inmate died alone in cell from Covid after begging guards for medical help Calum Inglis, 34, was coughing up blood after becoming seriously ill with the virus but his family claim his repeated requests for medical assistance via a cell intercom system were ignored. Daily Record · Mar 27, 2022
Jail is just the start of sentence in Scots gangland execution ruling The Crown Office is showboating after two killers were hit with Serious Crime Prevention Orders (SCPOs), writes Jane Hamilton. Daily Record · Mar 12, 2022
Top prosecutor offers to meet David Goodwillie rape victim to explain why criminal charges not pursued Solicitor General for Scotland, Ruth Charteris, offered to meet Denise Clair to explain the Crown Office's position and hear her views. Daily Record · Feb 23, 2022
Solicitor General offers to meet woman raped by David Goodwillie Solicitor General Ruth Charteris said she wants to meet Denise Clair to explain the decision not to prosecute Goodwillie and David Robertson. The Independent UK · Feb 23, 2022
Council facing prosecution after primary school kids take ill amid deadly gas leak The Crown Office is considering it's next steps after poisonous fumes escaped from a dodgy boiler in the middle of Balmuildy Primary sparking a major evacuation of around 400 staff and children. Glasgow Live · Feb 20, 2022
No probes into Scotland's 4888 care home covid deaths completed since criminal investigation launched Many of the bereaved families, who have heard nothing from investigators, believe it could be years before they get to the truth. Daily Record · Feb 6, 2022
Daily Record · Jan 25, 2022 Scots mum whose baby's coffin was buried empty is on hunger strike in fight for answers Lydia Reid lost her son Gary in 1975 but later discovered his remains had not been buried in a coffin bearing his name.
Daily Record · Jan 23, 2022 £40m payout to ex-Rangers chiefs was 40 times higher than England's entire compo bill Former justice secretary Kenny MacAskill has demanded an explanation for why Crown Office officials in Scotland agreed to pay the eye-watering taxpayer -funded sums.
The Independent UK · Jan 20, 2022 Two Rangers litigation cases ongoing as costs top £40m Auditors told MSPs the issue had resulted in ‘significant public spending’.
Daily Record · Jan 20, 2022 There's got to be justice: Brother of hit-and-run victim George Robertson says fight is not over George's family were devastated to be told by Crown Office there would be no prosecution due to lack of evidence
Daily Record · Jan 18, 2022 Brother of tragic hit and run victim George Robertson slams 'callous cowards' who escaped prosecution George was 53 when he was struck by a vehicle believed to be a Nissan Qashqai as he walked along the B792 between Bathgate and Torphichen in West Lothian.