KEIRAN FLEMING

Staff face a four-hour time limit for docking their electric vehicle (EV) at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital or they'll be slapped with a £40 fine.

Pictures from the scene show the metal rear of the building ripped apart and debris on the ground nearby as police attend the break-in, thought to have happened over the weekend

Police have charged a man after a petrols station in Clydebank was allegedly robbed yesterday (April 29).

Brian, 59, appeared on the big screen in films such as Filth, with James McAvoy, and in Rob Roy, alongside Liam Neeson. He also starred in hit TV show Line of Duty.

The flat makes up part of a semi-detached villa in the leafy and sought-after area, five minutes from the west end - and the living room bay window alone is enough to make you swoon.

The move comes after a shock study published in February found four people die in state custody in Scotland every week. The trial is taking place in three prisons across the country.

Emergency services rushed to the scene at arund 4.30pm on Cambusnethan Street, near the roundabout with Kirk Road after receiving reports of the collision on Friday, April 19.

Emergency services closed off the Summerton Road area at around 9.20pm after reports of a man in possession of a weapon, and police confirm a 27-year-old man was arrested in connection.

Emergency services rushed to a flat on Tullis Street, near Glasgow Green, and a 27-year-old man was taken to hospital. Forensics were seen on the scene after a witness described an individual sitting 'in a pool of blood'.

Photos show activists standing outside the gates whilst police are also in attendance. Signs held by the protesters read: "Stop arming genocide" and "this factory arms".