The Latest Breaking News from Police Scotland

Drivers face a driving ban, hefty fine or a prison sentence if they are found to be intoxicated while behind the wheel of a car.

A TERMINAL at Glasgow Airport was evacuated following reports of an unattended bag.

The data was revealed in a Freedom of Information request by the justice and social affairs magazine, 1919. On Friday, the Scottish Police Federation began what it called its "most overt demonstration of action" in 100 years as officers withdrew their goodwill in a pay dispute

Police Scotland's withdrawal of 'goodwill' has been described as the “most overt demonstration of action” in more than 100 years, with officers not starting their shifts early or taking radio equipment home when their duty ends.

The Scottish Police Federation said progress had been made but a "gap" remained between respective sides.

The findings come amid a pay dispute which has seen Police Scotland officers withdraw their "goodwill".

The shocking incident took place on Sunday July 3 when a man and woman, who claimed to be from Musselburgh, allegedly threw punches and hurled racist insults at a group of Glasgow locals.

Police are in attendance at the B891 at Cluny in Fife, where a motor fell from the top deck of a huge transporter, landing on the road.

Community police officers helped after the one-vehicle incident which happened on the M90 on Saturday afternoon.

Officers confirmed that two cars - an Audi and a BMW - were stopped by officers during the M8 protest near Newbridge in Edinburgh.

The incident occurred on Kirkland Park, Fife, on Monday night, June 27, and shows a trio of people getting out of a van which speeds down the street and then grinds to a halt, as the men begin smashing it up with weapons