Prince William Chats With Scottish Charities Doing Incredible Work Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

fisherman loses his dinner to a cheeky shark off the southwest coast of Scotland. Stuart Ritchie was out on his kayak in Luce Bay, Wigtownshire, around 2pm on Monday when he felt a tug at the end his line.Reeling in what was sure to be a tasty dinner, the 36-year-old was about to bring the fish on board when, out of nowhere, a tope shark popped up and made off with his catch.

coronavirus pandemic, the public have been asked to refrain from going outside unnecessarily and limit physical contact with others in a bid to stop the spread of the virus. Last week, England announced new coronavirus guidelines which included that it was illegal to have sex in your own home with a person from another household.

Ayrshire is continuing to slow down, new figures show.

my constituency have made huge sacrifices over the months to obey the rules, while Boris Johnson’s most senior adviser was breaking them on multiple occasions. It is important to note that, In Scotland, the clear public health advice is to follow the guidance on travel and recreation in this phase.

A total of 31 prisoners have been released early from Perth Prison as part of emergency measures to increase prison capacity during the COVID-19 pandemic.

LONDON -- Prince Charles says he has missed giving his family members a hug during the long weeks of lockdown due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Half of Scotland's charities fear they will run out of cash within six months as fundraising is halted by lockdown and donations dry-up, a report has warned.

Nicola Sturgeon should make daily updates on the Covid-19 crisis to MSPs instead of at media briefings, the Scottish Labour leader has said.

A care home boss has accused the Scottish Government for three months of “mixed messages, mismanagement and missed opportunities” during the pandemic.

The job prospects of young Scots could be most damaged by the economic fall-out of the coronavirus pandemic, MSPs have been told.

Universal Credit claims across East Ayrshire have increased by almost a third since the coronavirus pandemic hit the region.

Half of Scotland's pubs may shut for good because of coronavirus.

Two community groups helping the vulnerable through the coronavirus pandemic have received more than £30,000.

Scots have been warned that foreign holidays are “unlikely” with summer effectively being cancelled due to the pandemic.