Scots nudist couple embark on 220-mile naked 'wedding pilgrimage' across Scotland

big day after 'disgusting' treatment by a UK-government backed travel firm. Louise Douglas, a magician from Buckhaven, Fife, has already had to reschedule her wedding date to Shafiq Zeshan Mirza, 34, due to the coronavirus pandemic.

mental health was suffering as a result of living in the shadow of the trees. They also claimed their home was kept in darkness and that they had to keep lights on inside the property all year round.

crash has forced emergency services to shut down a busy Scots road. The A6091 has been closed off in both directions near Melrose following an accident.

Cops raced to the celebration in the Rottal area in Glen Clova on Saturday, August 28. It's understood the alarm was raised after a guest took unwell at a wedding at Rottal Steading around 9pm.Emergency services rushed to the scene at the luxury venue but the guest could not be saved.Police confirmed a 67-year-old woman died.

by cops in both directions following an earlier collision. It's understood accident investigation work is underway between B721 (Cummertrees turn-off) to B7020 ( Dalton turn-off).

Glasgow.Police have launched a probe after the message "all T**** are targets" was spotted on Hawthorn Street near junction for Duntocher Road in Clydebank.

First Minister will address the nation in the second media briefing of the week. Case numbers have doubled in the last week with hospital and intensive care admissions also on the rise as things return to normal.

Crosshouse Hospital following a fall on August 4. Days into her hospital stay, daughter Elaine noticed the two diamond rings were missing from her mum's hand.Alzheimer's patient Helen was given the rings by her late husband Alexander Lawrie in the 1970s and she has never taken them off in 42 years.

couple are expecting a baby just six months after meeting on Facebook Marketplace over a super king size bed listing.

bride has been branded 'rude' for not inviting her best friend to her wedding ceremony. A woman asked for advice on Mumsnet after her best pal asked her to attend her wedding in the Scottish Highlands - but uninvited her to the actual ceremony.

married - and then camped out overnight with macaroni cheese to celebrate. Steph Ivers, 30, changed out of her walking gear and into a bridal gown to marry Morgan Price, 31, during howling winds and minus six degree windchill at the top of Beinn Bhreac, Cairngorms, Scottish Highlands.

coronavirus briefing later today amid a rise in cases across the country. It will be the first time the government has held a press conference since the entire country moved out of the levels system on August 9.

wedding party. Stephen and Sherree Sutherland were heartbroken after hundreds of pounds went missing from a handbag at the bash in their Bonhill home.

NHS worker who was last seen walking into the woods, with policing launched an urgent search.Catriona, who is known as Cat, has been missing from her home in Cambuslang for nearly two days after vanishing on Saturday August 14.The 29-year-old was last seen leaving her home in Fallow Grove at around 7.55 pm.She was then spotted heading towards Red Deer Road and into the wooded area nearby.The young medic has not been in contact with friends or family since, something police describe as 'very out

lightning during a walk. Sophie Pass, 33 and her partner Richard, 33, were on a wild swimming trip in the north of Scotland last week when huge thunderstorms broke out.

Paisley, who is due to get married on Sunday, was struck down with the virus after returning from a holiday to Ibiza with friends in July. Just two days after returning home, on July 18, he began to feel unwell before testing positive for the virus two days later following a PCR test.

Aldi is seeking to hire almost 500 Scots for a string of roles at its supermarkets and distribution centres across the country. The company has created 490 vacancies that it is looking to fill between now and Christmas.

Covid vaccine clinics have opened for the country’s teens today. People aged 16 and 17 will now be able to get their first coronavirus jag at all clinics on the mainland that offers the Pfizer vaccine.

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