Clarification to a Sunday Mail article dated 10/05/20: Scots banking tycoon accused of cashing in on coronavirus

racist conduct” after an “abhorrent” message was tweeted from an official account.More than 400 past and present pupils from Lenzie Academy in East Dunbartonshire have so far put their names to the statement, which is to be sent to headteacher Brian Paterson on Thursday night.It comes after council chiefs launched an investigation into a tweet mocking the Take the Knee campaign, launched in the wake of George Floyd’s death, which was sent out from the school’s official physics department page

coronavirus crisis is a fall in rough sleepers. Edinburgh-based Very Rev Dr Russell Barr said that getting so many people into hotels and hostels showed that homelessness wasn't 'inevitable'.

schools have been listed on council websites as pupils prepare for their first day back in months.Educational facilities across the country were ordered by the Scottish Government to close from March 20 in a bid to prevent the spread of coronavirus.All schools have continued to remain shut as the virus still poses too much of a risk for Scots old and young.But the Scottish Government revealed that it hopes for facilities to open once again from August 11.Pupils and students will have had a

schools has been revealed as pupils prepare for their first day back in months.Educational facilities across the country were ordered by the Scottish Government to close from March 20 in a bid to prevent the spread of coronavirus.All schools have continued to remain shut as the virus still poses too much of a risk for Scots old and young.But the Scottish Government revealed that it hopes for facilities to open once again from August 11.Pupils and students will have had a lengthy break of almost

schools has been revealed as pupils prepare for their first day back in months. Educational facilities across the country were ordered by the Scottish Government to close from March 20 in a bid to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

administrative blunder saw thousands of Scots shielding at home sent letters with the wrong date for when they could go back outside. The First Minister said she deeply regretted almost 18,000 people being sent advice by health bosses in April which mistakenly said shielding would end on June 8.

Scottish Government has been called on to apologise after a letter was sent to almost 18,000 Scots shielding at home telling them the wrong date for when it would be safe to go outside.The blunder saw those most at risk from Covid-19 being told they could leave their homes as of today - when the actual date agreed by health experts is June 18.The letter was sent by the NHS in April but clarification was only posted last week after concerned Scots flagged the mistake.One posted on Twitter: "My

Covid-19 pandemic must be delivered within months to prepare for a second wave of the disease, Scotland 's former chief scientific adviser has said.

Ayrshire is continuing to slow down, new figures show.

Scottish Labour is planning to harden its opposition to indyref2 after claims the party policy had a confused policy.

Scots are being urged to stay vigilant over a new TV licence email scam as fraudsters take advantage of the coronavirus pandemic.

A Scots health board has apologised after it sent coronavirus test results and other personal information on more than 50 patients to a private business by mistake.

Gordon Ramsay has returned to his holiday home in Cornwall after he seemingly made a 500-mile round trip back to London to launch a takeaway service at one of his pubs.

A mum has told how she has swapped a promising career in banking to become a social media star with thousands of followers and 11million YouTube hits.

A 100-year-old women who beat Covid-19 after testing positive in her care home has been branded a 'super granny' by her delighted family.

Tributes have been paid to a hero Scots mum who lost her battle with cancer just three years after losing her son to the same disease.