Bob’s back in business

THE EYES of the political world may have been trained on Brussels yesterday, but — if a certain Mr Servant has his way — they are set to once more move toward Broughty Ferry.

Bob Servant is this week back in town — or rather back on the beach.

The eyebrows of local residents were raised as filming required the siting of a “cheeseburger disco van” in the harbour area.

Ukip may be dominating headlines, but it looks as if Bob could be about to serve up a political surprise of his own... CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS

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