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A body has been discovered during the search for missing care home resident, James Clark.

A serial sex attacker who targeted lone women - including a 15-year-old girl - has escaped a jail sentence.

Police in Lanarkshire are asking for the help of the public to trace an 86-year-old man reporting missing from a care home.

sex of their lives – and sometimes they even get frisky between the sheets twice a day.Since they got married back in December, newlyweds Cynthia Kase and James Clark haven't been able to keep their hands off each other.Cynthia, 70, and James, 69, have spoken out about the fact that they're having the best sex of their lives – and believe there's no such thing as being too old for a good romp. READ MORE: 'I'm 22 stone but will still snatch your man – I can't help that I'm a hotty'Cynthia told Insider: "I know that Jim's going to satisfy me.

Members of Castle Douglas Accordion and Fiddle Club have paid tribute to Ian Riddet.

music teacher who assaulted his teenage pupils with drumsticks and had an affair with a 17-year-old has been jailed for his perverted ways. James Clark, 56, has been found guilty of common assault after hitting or touching his student's backsides with the stick at a boarding school in Scotland.

The drumming instructor of a Scottish boarding school, where he was also an assistant housemaster, was jailed today after assaulting teenage schoolgirls with his drumsticks, subjecting a sixth-form girl to sex-talk, and engaging in a months-long "illicit affair" with a 17-year-old girl pupil.

assaulting teenage schoolgirls with his drumsticks, subjecting a sixth-form girl to sex-talk, and engaging in a months-long "illicit affair" with a 17-year-old girl pupil. James Clark, a former cowhand who joined the services when he was 20 and rose to be chief instructor for pipes and drums for the entire British Army, had taught drumming at the "traditional" Perthshire school since 2012.

drumming instructor of a Scottish boarding school told a 16-year-old pupil "the two of us should have children together", a jury heard today.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!When 69-year-old Florida homeowner, James Clark came home from a doctor’s appointment to find a naked woman in his swimming pool he did what any normal bloke would do and called the police.When the cops arrived, they found skinny-dipper Heather Kennedy, 42, still in the pool. She initially declined to get out of the waterShe also refused to tell arresting officers her name "or explain why she was there", according to a police report.

police sniffer dogs tried to flush him out. Lee Kennedy, 30, yesterday admitted being one of a trio of supporters involved in the early hours escapade at Ballathie House Hotel in Perthshire.

Get Out studio will produce a scripted ongoing series titled The Battersea Poltergeist as well as an unscripted companion show, Blumhouse’s Ghost Story, both based on the popular BBC Radio 4 podcast series.A press release adds that the studio “have also secured Shirley Hitchings’ life rights, as well as the rights to her and James Clark’s book, The Poltergeist Prince of London: The Remarkable True Story of the Battersea Poltergeist.”A synopsis adds: “The podcast documents the strange events focused around Shirley Hitchings in 1956 that were investigated over a 12-year period, the longest documented poltergeist haunting in history.”Speaking of the project, Blumhouse Television president Chris McCumber said: “From our first listen to Danny’s

In a competitive bidding situation, Blumhouse Television and Michael Seitzman’s Maniac Productions have won the rights to BBC Radio 4’s The Battersea Poltergeist podcast, presented by Danny Robins. Blumhouse TV and studio-based Maniac are developing as a scripted series and a companion unscripted series, titled Blumhouse’s Ghost Story. Additionally, the companies have also secured Hitchings’ life rights, as well as the rights to her and James Clark’s book, The Poltergeist Prince of London: The Remarkable True Story of the Battersea Poltergeist.

jail.Scott McAllister and his accomplices were arrested by police following evidence from a supergrass.The 46-year-old was behind the plot to bring shipments of Class A and B drugs, which also included cannabis and amphetamine, north of the Border from Liverpool.McAllister, from Cumbernauld, was jailed for 14 years and four months after admitting trafficking offences at the city’s Crown Court.But while fellow Scots gang members have been transferred to prisons closer to home, McAllister’s application for similar treatment has been “repeatedly snubbed”.He is being held in HMP Liverpool while James McLaughlin, James Clark and Steven Clark have been moved to HMP Kilmarnock and Low Moss prison.McAllister said: “People might not have much