The Silver Arrow by Ian Todd

Author:Ian Todd [Todd, Ian]
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3
Tags: Mystery; Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense, Crime, Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Thrillers
Amazon: B016H6FWRG
Publisher: Toddybear Publications
Published: 2015-10-09T11:00:00+00:00

“Good evening. My name is John Turney and these are the news headlines in Scotland tonight.

Police have confirmed that nineteen victims have died and one hundred and eighty people have been injured in a Birmingham pub after the IRA detonated a bomb, following the return to Ireland of the body of James McDade, who was killed last week in Coventry, when the bomb he was planting exploded prematurely. The Prime Minister, visiting those in hospital this afternoon said that…

Police in the Highlands have searched Culrain Castle, the ancestral home of the present Duke of The Kyle of Sutherland, as part of the nationwide hunt for the missing Lord Lucan, who is wanted in London for questioning, following the murder of a nanny employed by him to look after his children. Inspector Swein McTavish, based in nearby Lairg, denied a warrant had been issued to search the castle and stated that Lord MacDonald had invited the police to search the castle and grounds to dispel local malicious gossip that Lord Lucan was in hiding there…

Police in Glasgow are hunting for three teenage boys who absconded from Thistle Park Approved School in Paisley. The boys, ages between twelve and fourteen, are thought to be behind a spate of house and shop burglaries in the Springburn area of the city in the past week…

Graham Portoy, the colourful and often controversial criminal defence solicitor, won the ‘Brief of the Year’ award at the Glasgow Bar Association’s annual dinner in The Grosvenor Hotel last night. In his acceptance speech, Mr Portoy praised those within the legal profession who stood up to defend people’s rights to a fair trial, whatever the cost, and criticised those, who used those same laws to undermine and deny people, mostly the poor and disenfranchised, equal rights and access to justice. Mr Portoy went on to suggest that those within the legal profession, who had taken the easy route to practice law, should look at themselves in the mirror and ask why they are there. Most of those in attendance attributed Mr Portoy’s criticisms to those working within the city’s procurator fiscal’s service. Mr Portoy received a standing ovation…”

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