£1m to help families in need

Coronavirus has changed the lives of millions of people around the world, with the effects of the pandemic predicted to last for many years to come.

A Scots volunteer group who help find lost dogs has urged owners to make a 'kit' of their pet's scent in the event they go missing.

Two East Kilbride charities have secured vital emergency Scottish Government funding to provide a new service to people worst affected by the coronavirus crisis.

Scots are being asked to help a talented young cancer sufferer see as much of Europe as possible - by sending postcards to him in Canada.

Saving for the future may not feel like a priority at the moment as coronavirus continues to affect every household in Scotland.

Half of Scotland's pubs may shut for good because of coronavirus.

Two community groups helping the vulnerable through the coronavirus pandemic have received more than £30,000.

The Daily Record are asking Scottish parents to take part in our Great Big Parenting survey, to show the world, politicians and fellow parents across the globe, just what life on lockdown is like for you.

Key workers in Perth and Kinross will be better prepared in tackling the coronavirus pandemic after a donation of 20,000 face masks from the Chinese government.

Workers left high and dry after Scotland’s biggest theme park folded are bidding to claw back cash from the taxpayer – and the firm’s administrators.

Churchgoers in a Perthshire town are doing their bit to help protect NHS staff working on the COVID-19 frontline.

A total of 192 Ayrshire and Arran residents have died as a result of contracting coronavirus.

Carers are being offered a £230 one-off emergency boost to help them through the pandemic.

Carers are being offered a £230 one-off emergency boost to help them through the pandemic.

A devastated Scots family are seeking surgery in America after their two-year-old son was diagnosed with a rare tumour.

A Scots dad who miraculously survived rare liver disease, an organ transplant and years of suicidal thoughts has broken his silence in a bid to help those struggling with their mental health during lockdown.

Nearly half of coronavirus deaths in South Lanarkshire are in care homes shocking new figures have revealed.

A cyclist enjoyed a ‘bittersweet moment’ as he sustained a gruesome injury flipping over his handlebars- but had his ‘hero’ Peter Mullan to wait on an ambulance with him.

Help is being offered to every vulnerable person who is shielding in West Lothian.

Half of coronavirus deaths in South Lanarkshire last week were in the region's care homes.