Owner of Britain's last video shop to drive 600 miles to Scotland to save 20,000 tapes from being dumped

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Miles Kane has announced details of a 16-date tour of the UK in support of his forthcoming fourth solo album.In addition to an intimate sold-out show this month at London’s Omeara, Kane will begin his run of shows in January 2022.The gigs include a prestigious headline slot a London’s Roundhouse, and conclude with a homecoming gig at Liverpool’s O2 Academy in February.Tickets go on sale here at 10am on Friday September 10, with a presale on September 8 for fans who pre-order Kane’s forthcoming

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scallop diving company has been hit with a £15,000 fine after losing one of their crew members at sea for 11 hours. Orkney Dived Scallops failed to safely plan, manage or conduct a dive from the Fair Morn vessel in May 2017.

iOS - Android The Tories’ Central Scotland list MSP Meghan Gallacher said: “The amount of Community Payback Orders cut by the SNP in Lanarkshire is absolutely staggering.“They’ve let criminals off the hook by writing off these sentences.

dog has died after being starved by a cruel owner who left him just 'skin and bones'. John Campbell from Blantyre has been banned from owning animals for three years after leaving his rescue pet Rambo in a 'horrific state'.

peadophile who changed his identity to hide his past has been jailed for a devious bid to reinvent himself as a respectable family man and business owner. Steven MacDonald – who was branded one of the country’s worst sex offenders and a danger to the public – came up with the cunning plan to hide his criminal background.

restaurant owner has claimed she has lost around £1,700 over recent weeks due to brazen diners leaving without paying. Lynn MacLeod said she has never experienced so many bill dodgers in the 20 years that she has owned Maxies Bistro near the Royal Mile in Edinburgh.

Gavin & Stacey stars Ruth Jones and Rob Brydon has been announced.The BBC episode, called Gaynor And Ray, follows a couple of 50-somethings as they embark on a trip from Cardiff to the Scottish Highlands for their honeymoon.It is co-written by Jones with her husband David Peet.

Gavin and Stacey stars Ruth Jones and Rob Brydon will reunite in a new one-off comedy filmed in the Scottish Highlands. The BBC One show, called 'Gaynor and Ray', will follow a couple from Cardiff, Wales, on their honeymoon to Scotland where they meet a variety of characters and situations.

Wreaths will be laid, including one provided to the branch to mark the 100th anniversary of the formation of the Royal British Legion.The memorial and surrounding path and fences will also be given a clean-up ahead of the service.

Scots racing pigeon took a wrong turn and walked into a pub in England some 148 miles from home. The Dumfries-bound bird turned up at The Black Swan Inn, in York on Friday after it was blown-off course by strong winds.

'big cat' prowling in her garden on CCTV. The woman, who doesn't want to be named, was spooked after the large creature appeared on camera on the three foot fence at around 4am at her home in Larkhall, Lanarkshire.

puppy was 'stolen' from its owner's bedroom while she was out shopping at Asda. Hayley Jempson claims her nine-week-old pup, Cooper, was snatched from his cage at her home in Edinburgh.

block of flats. The red and yellow corn snake was found in Aberdeen's Marischal Court on Wednesday but no sign of the owner has been found.

veterinary practice has has issued an urgent warning to every dog owner who walks their pooch through woodland. Concerns have been raised after a handful of cases of dogs being struck down by seasonal canine illness (SCI) have been reported in the UK.

supermarket chain Aldi who are taking a step towards greener stores.They have said that they plan to add doors to all of their fridges and this will use less energy to keep cold food the correct temperature in an effort to save 2,000 tonnes of carbon emissions a year.Following a successful trial, the fridge doors will become a standard experience for shoppers in Scotland.They will reduce each store’s energy consumption by approximately 20 per cent, equivalent to a carbon emissions saving of up