Scots holidaymakers scramble to get back home before Croatia quarantine deadline

Tom Grater International Film ReporterBlack Panther has risen all the way back to first place on the UK’s Official Film Chart, which tracks home entertainment purchases (minus rental-only titles).

gay' after weeks of torment from a teenage gang.Peter McCluskey, 25, said he endured weeks of homophobic abuse and violence from 'thugs' which led him to flee his flat in Greenhill Court, Rutherglen last week.The Scottish Government Civil Servant told how he was targeted any time he left his home by the gang of around 20 youths.He claims he was spat on, as well as being called a number of homophobic slurs, including 'gay boy' and 'p**fter*, several times a day.He added: "I tried to not let them

prosecution of two Brits accused of a role in the death of her 44-year-old husband in 2014.The 50-year-old, who lives in Croatia, said: “I feel forgotten about.“There’s been close to zero contact from the British authorities in the last four years.“No one has been thinking about me or keeping me up to date.“David’s death was very high-profile and there are a number of families, like mine, who were affected.“Are they being supported? Not if I’m anything to go by.“I don’t think I should be

shopper has hit out after her hand got covered in human faeces whilst buying chicken nuggets from Iceland.Mum-of-four Lynne McCabe said she was horrified to discover she had been smeared in poo after putting her hand inside a freezer in the Saltcoats store at 3.30pm yesterday.Lynne, from Kilwinning, realised there was human excrement on the packaging of the nuggets she was buying for her children's dinner when she accidentally touched her nose.The 35-year-old said: "The smell was awful.

coronavirus in the past 24 hours. The First Minister also hit out at “selfish and irresponsible" Covid idiots after more than 300 people were thrown out of an illegal rave at a rented Scots mansion.Police  shut down the party at a £1625-a-night property in Midlothian on Saturday night.

England is facing pressure to reconsider quarantine rules for Greece after Scotland and Wales introduced new measures over concerns about rising coronavirus cases.The Department for Transport (DfT) said no change to its rules for England had been made, but Wales’ health minister Vaughan Gething said he would be pressing the UK government for an urgent meeting to consider the potential risk in Greece.The Scottish government announced on Tuesday evening that travellers from Greece would have to

14-day self-isolation rule for arrivals from the country could be reintroduced this week following a rise in Covid-19 cases.

coronavirus cases.

firefighter battled car engulfed in flames before she realised her teen son was the driver. Gale Coates said her 'heart stopped' when she realised her boy was at the scene of the accident.

Coronavirus tracers have failed to contact almost 700 Scots who should be in self-quarantine after overseas trips. Less than 20 of the missing cases have been passed to Police Scotland for investigation, new figures have revealed.

BBC, the government and Public Health England backed study looked at the amount of aerosols and droplets generated by performers singing on stage.A team of collaborative researchers from the University of Bristol, Imperial College London and the Royal Brompton Hospital analysed the amount of aerosols produced by singers with varying sounds, volumes and pitches.The study, which has not yet been peer reviewed, found that singing did not produce “substantially more respiratory particles than

quarantine as of Saturday, Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf has said.Portugal's government expressed anger when the country was placed on the quarantine list when it was created at the beginning of July.But the country's number of cases dropped in the past week to 14.38 cases per 100,000 people, compared to 15 per 100,000 the week before - and has not been over 20 per 100,000 since the week of 15-22 July.The news comes as Austria, Croatia, Switzerland and Trinidad and Tobago were added to the

Katie Price has vowed to learn to walk again after being warned it will take two years for her to be back on her feet.The mum-of-five had the operation on her feet, which took six hours, after putting it off in Turkey to wait until she returned to the UK to have the procedure.Taking fans of her YouTube channel through the lead up to being admitted to hospital, Katie revealed the prognosis wasn't the news she had been hoping for.

Eilidh MacLeod have told a court of the devastating impact the bombing has had on their lives. Roddy and Marion MacLeod - whose talented daughter was just 14 when she died - said they are living with “anger, fear resentment and heartbreak.” The couple’s heartbreaking statement was read out at the sentencing hearing of jihadi Hashem Abedi at the Old Bailey in London.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorAs UK independent production Miss Willoughby And The Haunted Bookshop wrapped shoot this week, the film’s co-star Kelsey Grammer offered some thoughts to stateside actors.“Although COVID presented a new set of challenges, we were able to work very effectively through new standards of film production,” the Frasier actor said today.

James Whale has said that next week he plans to ask his boss at talkRadio if he can return to his presenting duties following his cancer diagnosis.The radio DJ said he is looking forward to getting back to work, adding that it helps that he can present from home.On Sunday he revealed he has been diagnosed with cancer of the kidney, spine, brain and lungs.He told ITV’s Good Morning Britain: “I think next week I’m going to ask the boss if I can do one show and then I will see how it goes.”Whale