Gill Marshall: Last News

Shoppers in Stirling were subjected to abuse during a “frightening” anti-vaccination rally that saw hundreds protesters make their way through the city in an “unauthorised procession” at the weekend, it has been claimed.

Residents in Stirling who test positive for coronavirus will now be able to exit isolation after just seven days.

Police searching for a student who went missing after he fell into the River Forth in Stirling have recovered a body.Emergency crews have been scouring the river after reports that Stirling University student Prajwal Guhagarkar, 21,  had fallen in the early hours of Saturday morning following a night out.Police, fire and coastguard teams had been involved in the extensive search but police have confirmed this morning that a body had been found.The identity of the body hasn’t been officially confirmed, but Mr Guhagarkar’s family have been informed.Chief Inspector Gill Marshall, Stirling Area Commander, said: “I can confirm that a body has sadly been recovered from the River Forth at Stirling today (Thursday, 11 June).“Formal identification