Inside Scotland's cheapest 'fixer-upper' flat that costs less than a designer handbag

Scotland has moved down to lockdown Level 3 this week, allowing millions more freedom to everyday life. Thousands of punters headed to beer gardens on Monday, while shoppers took to high streets to queue outside their favourite shops as businesses reopened.

covid  "rip" than impose a second national lockdown, sources have claims. It's the latest allegations levelled at the  Prime Minister  who is facing growing criticism over his handling of the pandemic.

Scotland will be able to order a free rapid coronavirus test from today, even if you are showing no coronavirus symptoms. Lockdown restrictions are easing for the first time in almost five months this week, with beer gardens, shops and gyms welcoming back customers as the country moves to Level Three.

Line of Duty fans have gone crazy over the latest Line of Duty blunder which saw Scotsman Martin Compston make two major mistakes about what happens in his native land. The Greenock -born actor came up with a couple of clangers in Sunday night’s record-long interrogation of Acting Detective Superintendent Jo Davidson in the hit BBC show.

beauty spots saw more than 100 fines handed out last weekend for badly parked motorists. Police Scotland was forced to close the B837 near Loch Lomond after dozens of visitors flocked to the area on the first weekend of locked travel restrictions lifting.

cocaine from London to Scotland has been jailed for five years. Robert Clifford, also known as Robert Stewart, was caught with 65 kilograms (more than 10 stone) of the class A drug carried in suitcases in his HGV.

Police locked down a Fife street and arrested a man after a 'disturbance' was reported at a flat. Riot vans raced to a property in Durie Park, Burntisland after the alarm was raised at around 6.30pm last night.

Tesco.Mum Carrie-Ann Forbes told how she had purchased the shelter for her four and five-year-old children to use in the back garden of the family’s Highland home.But the 41-year-old was horrified to discover the surprise object, which she believes was buried inside the tent, after it was delivered on April 17.The disabled mum, who lives near Aviemore, contacted the supermarket’s customer service team to get an explanation but was left fuming by their response.She is now calling for an

takeaway delivery driver urinated in the carpeted hallway of his building.The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, had let the fast food man into the block of flats in Ayr on Thursday evening after hearing the main door buzzer go.But the resident was horrified to discover the man had ‘relieved himself’ in the public stairwell, close to his front door and in full view of a large window.The revolting moment was captured on CCTV which has been sent to the Daily Record.It shows the man walking up

London - sold for more than double the asking price. The modest flat, 24 Birnam Place, Ladysmill, Falkirk, was described as an "investment opportunity", and has a bedroom, front room, kitchen and bathroom, and communal garden.

Outlander effect in full swing before the pandemic hit, tourism to Scotland was soaring due to the popularity of the hit TV show. Filming locations such as Doune Castle and Blackness Castle saw visitor numbers rise by over 300%, as Outlander fans sought out the stunning backdrops shown on the show.

bug bites was horrified after finding a dirty mattress concealed inside the new one purchased by her mother. Jaye Bannon bought the orthopaedic bed from Furniture Scotland on behalf of her mum after finding the company on Instagram last month.

Loch Lomond beauty spots were 'verbally and physically abused' amid parking frustration. Stirling Council have hit out at those responsible after workers were targeted at Ben A'an and Balmaha.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorThe kern babies in Sony Pictures’ “The Unholy” might very well join the realm of creepiest movie dolls when the movie is released in theaters on Good Friday, April 2.

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Nicola Sturgeon was joined by Anas Sarwar from Labour, Douglas Ross from the Scottish Conservatives, Willie Rennie from the Lib Dems and Lorna Slater of the Scottish Greens to be quizzed on the BBC.

newly launched Alba Party and today insisted they were not competing for the same voters at May's Holyrood election. She described Salmond as a "disgruntled ex-first minister" and said people likely to vote for the Greens were a "totally different demographic" than supporters of Alba.