Download your poppy to mark Remembrance Sunday from your doorstep in Scotland

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.This time last year Crieff was being held up as a shining example of how success can be achieved when businesses and the community join forces to promote and attract visitors to their town.Buoyed by a Facebook post, which was seen by over 150,000 people, Scotland’s only Santa’s Post Office opened its doors in the town's James Square.Praised by the likes of actor Ewan McGregor, a Crieff native, within weeks

Donald Trump has been branded a 'loser' with a huge lights and music display at one of his Scots courses. The Led by Donkeys group posted a video on Twitter to the sounds of the Village People's YMCA at Trump Turnberry.In response to a Tweet from Trump saying 'RIGGED ELECTION!', the campaigners  projected the massive letters onto the lawn in front of the clubhouse with one of the president's favourite words for his opponents.As the disco classic plays, the huge letters projected onto the lawn

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A DEDICATED and loyal employee of Lees of Scotland is approaching 20 years of service with the popular Coatbridge confectionary firm.And Liz Cullen is “delighted” her time running the shop at the company’s North Caldeen Road factory hasn’t once again been curtailed by Covid-19 as it is able to remain open during the level four restrictions Monklands currently finds itself in.Mum-of-two Liz, who began her

2019.And now filming is underway in Scotland on the second series of multi award-winning BBC Two and BBC Scotland drama, Guilt.A new cast has been confirmed for the next run, including Sara Vickers, Phyllis Logan, Stuart Bowman, Greg McHugh, Ian Pirie, Rochelle Neil and Sandy McDade.They join returning stars Mark Bonnar, Jamie Sives and Emun Elliot.

drunk grandmother has left a neighbour with permanent scars after slashing her with a Stanley blade. Constance Blyth, 57, lashed out at next door neighbour Leigh Clark with the sharp work tool during an argument in October last year.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorAfter many years of disconcerting and racist-leaning statements by Morrissey, BMG, his label for the past three albums, has parted company with the singer.In a statement shared on his website, Morrissey cited the label’s “new plans for ‘diversity'” as being the cause of the split.“BMG Records have dropped Morrissey,” the statement, which alternates between third and first-person, reads.

Morrissey has been dropped by his label BMG Records, according to a post on his website Morrissey Central.A statement on the site revealed that all “projected BMG Morrissey releases/reissues have been scrapped.”“BMG Records have dropped Morrissey,” the post read. “Following the March 2020 release of I AM NOT A DOG ON A CHAIN (#1 Scotland, #1 Poland, #3 Britain, #3 France, #10 Spain, #13 Germany, #2, #9, #17, #18 U.S.A.

Scotland U-21 comeback. The Chelsea midfielder was on the pitch for just nine minutes before being shown a straight red in the U-21 Euro qualifier against Croatia.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterScottish actor John Fraser has died at the age of 89 after a battle with cancer, his family has said.Richard E. Grant was among those to pay tribute to the Dambusters and El Cid actor today, posting on twitter:My friend John Fraser has died at 89.

Stirling, handed over her credit card to a scam artist on Saturday after receiving a phone call from a man posing as a police officer.

Army medic has been inked with a powerful tattoo revealing the reality of his lifesaving duties in the killing fields of Bosnia.Ex -combat medic technician Stevie Carter had the stunningly realistic and poignant artwork - showing fellow medics on a Chinook helicopter desperately working to save a wounded soldier - emblazoned on his arm as a Remembrance Day tribute.Brave Stevie - who served in Bosnia and Northern Ireland - wanted a permanent reminder of how he and his colleagues battled to save

Covid-19. Thousands of veterans, serving military personnel and members of the public took to their doorsteps to observe the two-minute silence in a moving tribute to the fallen.

The Sun: 'Remembrance Day is always special to me because my grandfather was in the Scots Guards and it was always a big deal in our household,' 'When the poppies came out my granddad was the first to get us all one.'He would say, "There’s your poppy.

Remembrance Sunday on behalf of Scots while public events were called off because of coronavirus restrictions.The First Minister said the occasion is still an opportunity for everyone to observe a period of silence wherever they are and remember those who made the “ultimate sacrifice”.Sturgeon and UK Government figures were able to attend a service with traditional ceremonies, marches and wreath-laying called off across much of Scotland.She said: “Remembrance Sunday is an opportunity for all of

Presidential Election, this means he will be taking over the White House from Donald Trump.

Donald Trump to play golf at Turnberry to help get over losing the US election to Joe Biden. Coral have offered odds of 1-2 for the ex president to return to Scotland by the end of 2021 and play 18 holes at his resort.

United States of America.Nicola Sturgeon tweeted just moments after it was announced that the Democrat candidate had secured enough votes to claim victory over Donald Trump.The Scottish Government leader also offered her heartfelt congratulations to Vice President elect Kamala Harris who has become the first woman of colour to be elected to the role.Sturgeon wrote: “Congratulations from Scotland to President-Elect Joe Biden and the history-making Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris.”She added:

Remembrance Sunday. The donation, described as "significant and meaningful" is made every year and will go toward the charity 's education project.

Janey Godley has left fans in stitches after recording a hilarious 'phone call with Donald Trump'. The Scots comedian posted a funny video of her pretending to get a call from the US president has he loses he American election.

comments from Alister Jack over the timing of another independence referendum as like something Donald Trump would say. The First Minister insisted the decision to hold any IndyRef2 in the future would ultimately be up to Scots and not politicians.