Burst main leaves 'thousands' of Airdrie residents without water

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentTop European TV fest Series Mania bowed with a bang at Thursday’s opening night in-person gala in Lille, northern France hosting the international premiere of the ITV Studios-sold “Vigil.”Juries and programming were presented to a hugely enthusiastic 1,200 spectator audience packing out Lille’s main Nouveau Siècle theater.The bang, when it came to “Vigil,” a BBC nuclear submarine thriller, came via a tremendous opening scene of a Scottish fishing

FalkirkKelpies to help raise money for youth homelessness has been announced.

Crosshouse Hospital following a fall on August 4. Days into her hospital stay, daughter Elaine noticed the two diamond rings were missing from her mum's hand.Alzheimer's patient Helen was given the rings by her late husband Alexander Lawrie in the 1970s and she has never taken them off in 42 years.

chicken bakes in Greggs. The firm is reportedly facing a shortage of chicken based products driven by a lack of lorry drivers due to Brexit.As well as lorry drivers, other areas of supply chains have been hit by a lack of workers.Politics Home reports disruption to chicken suppliers, which last week forced Nando's to temporarily close 50 stores, is also impacting Greggs, which has over 2,000 stores nationwide.

told how a blue Vauxhall Corsa crashed on the A94 Coupar Angus to Forfar road, near Ardler on Sunday afternoon. The 23-year-old passenger of the motor, who tragically died after emergency crews rushed to the scene, has been named locally as Rebecca Sivyer from Perth.

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Scots man believe he was walking along a main road when last seen. Rees McCallum was reported missing from the Plean area, just south of Stirling yesterday, and officers are "growing increasingly concerned" for his wellbeing.

Scots are clambering at the thought of hopping on a plane or merely escaping from the four walls of lockdown life but the issue of money is a tricky one- especially among friends. It might seem like there is no good time to bring up money and it can lead to friends owing each other or even worse one person spending more than the rest.

Andy Murray has copped a lot of flak from Twitter users over the years and recently took part in the Western & Southern Open’s version of celebrities read “mean-ish tweets”. Twitter users often have no problem telling sports stars and celebrities exactly how they feel about them.

ruled out working with the Nationalists at Westminster except on environmental issues and has previously insisted there is "no case" for Britain to rejoin the European Union in the future. But Kirsten Oswald said polling proved there remained widespread support among Scots for EU membership, with a survey carried out by Opinium in March finding 53% backed rejoining, once don't knows were excluded.

cancerous lump on her breast while applying fake tan for the first time since giving birth.Lorna Cobb decided to treat herself to some relaxing 'self-care' in June 2020 two months after having Elle McNelis and applied a face mask, painted her nails and applied the bronzing product.As she swept the tanning mitt across her left breast while applying the mousse Lorna, who had recently stopped breastfeeding, was stunned to discover a solid plum-sized lump.But the 30-year-old's initial fears that it

was caught hoarding thousands of child abuse images at a Scots property. Alex Edgecombe was found to have the horrific haul spread between his mobile phone and an online storage account.

Perth -based MSP is taking part in a classic car rally to raise money for a charity close to his heart.

forced to close after heaving rain flooded the kitchen during service. Scotland has been smacked with flood alerts after forecasters issued a weather warning for thunderstorms as the wet spell enters its fourth day.

Glasgow, went on trial for 63 charges of dishonesty and trading standards offences in 2018 but walked free after a Crown Office bungle saw the case fall apart.

a two day visit to Scotland, insisted the best way to tackle poverty was to help more people into work. Analysis by the respected Joseph Rowntree Foundation suggests that cutting Universal Credit by £20 per week back to its pre-pandemic level was the single biggest drop in benefits since the welfare state was established in 1948.