David Ryan: Last News

Police have asked for the public's help to trace a man who has been reported missing after leaving a Scots campsite and possibly going to walk in the hills last week.

New CCTV footage has been captured of a missing Scots woman a day on from when she first vanished. Sarah Flett, from Callander, has been missing since Saturday morning but a fresh sighting was picked up in Fallin.

A frantic police search has been launched for a missing Aberfoyle man who vanished last night.

Instagram, the former Hear'Say singer, 44, announced to her 467,000 fans that yet another fake profile of her son David Ryan Cunliffe, 25, has been set up, just weeks after she exposed others claiming to be her daughter, Emily Mae Cunliffe, 24, and David.The Morning Live presenter called for her followers' help in getting the scam accounts shut down.Alongside a picture of the one in question, Kym posted: "Yet another fake account of my son that has been brought to my attention."Please can you guys block and report."The TV host went on to brand the situation a "joke" before asking why someone would set up fraudulent profiles.She said: "This is getting behind a joke now! What is wrong with people! Get your own lives!!!!"Kym's fans were quick

Instagram, urging her fans "please don't be sucked in" by two scam accounts.The popstar took to social media to warn that fake accounts have been set up claiming to be her daughter Emily Mae Cunliffe, 24, and son, David Ryan Cunliffe, 25.The TV presenter posted two pictures of the offending pages in quick succession, before urging others to "report and block" them.Alongside a picture of a profile claiming to be Emily, Kym wrote a lengthy message to her followers, warning them not to be "sucked into any scams".She wrote: "This account is a massive fake!!! Stealing ALL of my daughters posts and photos from her real account and messaging people claiming that they have won prizes!!!"Please report and block!! Why people feel the need to do this