Long-awaited decision on Stone of Destiny to be made 'soon'

Glasgow today. Police were called to a property in Jura Street in the Govan area at around 9.20am this morning after receiving reports of the sudden death of the child.

lockdown helped him shed over ten stone in 2020. The Highland councillor, who ballooned to 27 stone says he’s half the man he used to be - and he's delighted about it.

Scots after it appeared to show a 'lady on the rocks' at a Highland Loch. Sally Price was taking pictures of seals at Applecross when she accidentally snapped the ghostly figure.

Celtic must deal with Dundee United if they want to go to Ibrox all guns blazing. The Hoops ace understands Old Firm fever is building in the West of Scotland as the Glasgow giants prepare to square up in Govan on Saturday.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA last-gasp own goal helped Irvine Meadow pull off a classic smash and grab victory to end the year on a high.The Ayrshire outfit took a second half pounding but somehow emerged with all three points to climb to fourth in the West of Scotland Premier.Blantyre midfielder Stefan Law was the unfortunate fall guy, turning Connor Boyd’s cross into his own net a full five minutes into stoppage time.It

direct to your inboxPrince Charles and wife Camilla have shared a Christmas message with fans - but nobody is allowed to comment on it, after a social media backlash.The pair took to Twitter to share a photo of themselves and a festive message on their Clarence House account.Their message read: "Wishing you all a happy Christmas and here’s to a better New Year!"  This snap was taken earlier this year by a member of the royals' staff at Birkhall, their home in Scotland, reports the Express.

A carer who moved a pensioner’s buttocks ‘like a mouth’ while making ‘garbled noises’ at a Scots care home has been struck off. Jill Marina Philip admitted a string of sickening behaviour whilst employed at Balhousie Alastrean Care Home in Tarland, Aberdeenshire, during 2018.

manhunt has been launched for two masked thugs who stole hundreds of pounds from a Scots petrol station after holding it up with a weapon. The 'terrifying' early morning raid happened at the Jet filling station in Bothwell Street, Dunfermline, around 4.40am on Monday December 21.

direct to your inbox The Christmas bubble rules have been dramatically tightened across all parts of the UK. The previous five-day travel window has now been scrapped, with people now only allowed to meet with their selected households on December 25.

Nicola Sturgeon is to hold talks that could pave the way for an official site where addicts can inject drugs more safely.The First Minister will meet activist Peter Krykant on January 7 – five days before she chairs a meeting of the Scottish Drug Deaths Taskforce for the first time.They will explore the prospect of Scotland making legal history, defying Westminster by opening an Overdose Prevention Centre (OPC) north of the Border.The SNP leader agreed to the meeting on the same day Public

coronavirus, a top teachers' union said tonight. Nicola Sturgeon earlier announced an extended Christmas break for schools with learning moving online after the festive holiday until at least January 18.

direct to your inbox For five days over the festive period, the coronavirus restrictions across the UK will change to allow people to meet others over Christmas. Many will be hoping to be able to visit friends and family outside of their local area during the festivities - especially as the festive season draws ever closer.

Perth man who used a drone to try and drop a quantity of mobile phones into the city’s maximum security jail from a nearby bakery was remanded in custody to await sentence early next year.Twenty-five-year-old Ian Luke Chalmers, of Fairfield Avenue, was on bail at the time – and also has two outstanding deferred sentences, Perth Sheriff Court was told.Mum of tragic Scots girl, 9, 'overwhelmed by love' after £9k raised for funeralHe will discover his fate on January 6 after a Community Justice

child trafficking and exploitation in Glasgow after claims were made online.

Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson means lockdown restrictions will be temporarily eased for a five day period from December 23 - meaning people from up to three households can form "a bubble" allowing them to meet indoors. But Christmas mixing was branded a "terrible idea" yesterday by an Edinburgh-based academic who has advised the First Minister during the pandemic.Devi Sridhar, a professor of global public health at the University of Edinburgh, said: "Christmas mixing in the U.K.