Lisa Macdonald: Last News

A frantic search has been launched after a woman vanished from Glasgow this morning.

A young police officer has been praised after helping a mum deliver her baby in a car at the side of the road.

doctors gave him just a 20 per cent chance of survival and advised his mum many times to terminate. His tiny heart and lungs were being crushed by his intestines, which had escaped through a hole in his abdominal wall and into his chest cavity.

Police have launched a probe after a firearm was discharged at a property in Glasgow in a 'targeted attack' last night.Cops raced to Green Street in Calton following a report of the incident at around 9.15pm.No one was injured but there were two adults and two young children, aged two and six, in the house at the time and a window of the property was damaged.Extensive enquiries are ongoing into the incident and officers have been carrying out enquiries in the area and combing over local CCTV footage.Detective Sergeant Lisa MacDonald of Shettleston Police Station said: "I believe that this was a targeted attack, carried out at night to intimidate the occupants of the house."This type of behaviour is completely reckless and will not be

Police have launched a probe after firebugs set blazes at telecommunications sites in Glasgow.

A young couple who have been forced to reschedule their wedding twice were given a heartwarming surprise from their loved ones on what should have been their big day.Lisa MacDonald and John Ross were supposed to tie the knot on Sunday at the Lynnhurst Hotel in Johnstone surrounded by all their family and friends.But due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the couple have had to change the date of their nuptials twice - first to a date in August and then finally in February next year.Lisa, 26, and John, 23, thought they would be spending what was supposed to be the happiest day of their lives feeling miserable.However, their thoughtful family and friends had other ideas, and left the couple blown away with a surprise party - complete with a piper,