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Da Vinci rapist Robert Greens was attacked in his ex-wife’s home by a family member who discovered him hiding in a cupboard.

Police say a man who vanished six days ago from Penicuik may be in Edinburgh.

New research has revealed the most romantic hotels in the UK, and three Scottish destinations are included.

An abusive Scottish care worker has been struck off after doling out verbal abuse to residents of a Christian care home - including telling one tenant she wished another was dead.

Bonnyrigg is the most romantic town in Scotland, according to new research. Publisher Mills & Boon looked at cities, towns, boroughs and countries across the UK and noted the number of romantically-named streets - with help from map specialists A-Z.

cold snap across the country set to continue, a Scottish weather watch Twitter page has raised a few eyebrows (and more than a few smiles) with its unique name.Those hoping to pronounce the Penicuik snow account's title and hashtag will have to tread very carefully to ensure they get it right.Using the handle @penisnow (which we assume is meant to be pronounced 'Peni-snow') and the hashtag #penisnow, the account, which aims to keep people up to date with "all news on snow in Penicuik", has left some people in stiches.Claiming to be a genuine account, it offers regular snow updates for in and around the Midlothian town.However, it's also led to some hilarious posts with people taking full advantage of the hashtag over the past few years.One

Midlothian as the filming for the third instalment of the Princess Switch series resumes. The former High School Musical star was seen sporting a ‘lovely pink hat’ as the crew shot scenes at Newbattle Abbey College near Dalkeith this morning.

racist abuse.Debora Kayembe, 45, has compared the racially motivated attacks she's suffered in the Midlothian town she lives in as 'like Alabama in 1964' - the epicentre of the US Civil Rights movement where black people were subjected to abhorrent racism.Single mum-of-two Debora, who lives in Bonnyrigg with her two teenage children, left her home in the Congo in 2005 after a backlash against her investigative work into a massacre of women and children put her life at risk.  She has forged a successful legal career in Scotland and sits on the board of directors for the Scottish Refugee Council.In August 2019, she became the first female African to have her portrait hung in The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) - an honour awarded to those

Da Vinci rapist Robert Greens was sent back to prison just hours into a day release from jail after meeting a fellow sex offender in a train station toilet.