EK man to get on his bike for world record challenge in memory of dad

NQ64, is set to make its debut in Scotland this summer with the launch of a new venue in the capital.Retro games fans will be able to enjoy craft beers and game-themed cocktails alongside a selection of retro arcade machines and classic consoles at the new bar on Edinburgh’s Lothian Road.And before it officially opens, NQ64 would like to invite the people of Edinburgh to come in to test the games and sample the drinks – all they need to do is follow their Instagram account on @nq64edinburgh and

child's mother more than 40 years ago. Christina "Renee" MacRae 36, was last seen driving out of Inverness with her child Andrew, aged three, on November 12 1976.

vaccine in a 'mix and match' approach, according to reports. Switching up jabs with a third shot later in the year will help protect against new variants and ease supply demand, according to a leaked memo seen by The Mail on Sunday.

Nando’s this weekend - as long as they bring and elderly friend or relative with them. The restaurant chain will slash 50% off the total bill (up to the value of £20) when they dine in their local branch with someone over the age of 65 from June 7 to 9.Bosses say that the ‘NanGo’s free’ promotion is to celebrate our much-missed grandparents or elderly friends, who have spent the best part of a year in isolation.

A yob has been caged for deliberately coughing on a police officer while claiming he had Covid-19. Kevin Goudie targeted the officer while he and colleagues were attending a fire at a Scots home.

Get the latest Scottish parenting news sent straight to your inbox each week with our newsletter.A Stirling city centre venue is making a welcome return by giving art students the chance to finally showcase their work.The Art of Glass Exhibition will feature at the Made in Stirling store at 44 King Street from Monday, June 7, until July 4 from 10am-5pm daily, with admission free.The exhibition is a curated collection from recent graduates of The City of Glasgow College, featuring a range of

Alanis Morrisette has announced new tour dates for her 2021-2022 world tour - and has confirmed due to demand that she will be stopping off for a huge gig in Scotland. The queen of angst is celebrating 25 years of her iconic album Jagged Little Pill, and is taking her most loved songs - and some new material - on a tour that kicks off in the US in August this year.

medication on the same day they ask for help, the Scottish Government’s drug deaths taskforce has said. The taskforce has published 10 standards for the treatment of drug users, with the Government pledging to implement them by April next year.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionFunding for this project has been made available by the Scottish Government.The council will work with local and national partners to co-ordinate and deliver holiday activities and experiences, looking at food and wider family support where needed for low-income families.

What a busy week it has been for The Duchess of Cambridge. On Monday she joined her husband Prince William in Scotland for a Royal tour of the country.

The Masked Dancer is hoping the series, which kicks off tomorrow, will become one of the most talked about shows of the year. The spin-off to the hugely successful The Masked Singer will be on every night for a week in the spot where the Britain’s Got Talent semi-finals usually happen.

coronavirus vaccine. Nicola Sturgeon also revealed that a total of five million doses have now been administered in Scotland, with almost 1.9m second jabs now been given.

murdered a vulnerable young man by attacking him and throwing him into a river has been handed a life sentence. Sebastian Smith, from Hawick, who was previously known as Luke Greenland, was found guilty of killing tragic Joe Pooley in August 2018 and must now serve a minimum of 21 years behind bars.

Amid the royal family drama, Prince William took a moment to share some bittersweet memories of Scotland during a recent visit.

mums have branded Professor Richard Dawkins as 'ignorant and dangerous' after he said babies born with Down's syndrome 'increase suffering on the world'.