Scots singer who performed Covid shows had secret miscarriage heartbreak in lockdown

holidays to Scots travellers until September at the earliest amid uncertainty over Covid restrictions. The travel firm announced that it would be taking holidays off sale for June, July and August until further notice.A statement released by On The Beach says that the move is ‘temporary’ and hopes to get customers back in the air in the near future.

sea shanty hitmaker Nathan Evans performed his first live rendition of his chart-topping shanty on board a boat on the Thames. Former postie turned Tik Toker and music star Nathan rose to fame with his cover of Wellerman and was signed to Polydor before soaring to number one and achieving global success.

First Minister said that case numbers in North East region taking in Forres, Elgin, Lossiemouth and Buckie, are more than four times higher than in the rest of the country which is due to move to Level 2 on Monday.Sturgeon said :“It’s against that backdrop that, unless the situation was to materially improve over the next few days, it would simply not be safe or sensible to ease restrictions there from Monday.”Read the full story.The “huge success” of the vaccination programme along with

Proudlock changed his name to 'ProudScot' for a brilliant Scottish words challenge set by his model wife Emma Louise Connelly.

Twitter from pop icon Cher. Mickey Robertson, 24, asked for words of encouragement ahead of his first shift back at Siberia Hotel and Bar, Aberdeen, after lockdown, but never imagined she’d reply.

Calvin Harris showed off his latest production - from the garden - which he credits to classical music. The Dumfries born hitmaker, real name Adam Richard Wiles, who rose to fame with hits like We Found Love and Summer has been showing off the fruits of his success again.

Nicholas McDonald and his pals had a surprise birthday party for his wife Brandi in a Glasgow hotel. Nicholas, and Brandi joined their friends 'singing barber' Euan Russell and his girlfriend Becca at the cosy surprise bash in Glasgow's Radisson Red hotel for Brandi's twenty fifth birthday.

Co-op Insurance managing director Charles Offord said: “It’s concerning to hear that many drivers feel anxious about busier roads and aggression from other drivers. “We’re urging people to reacquaint themselves with their car before embarking on longer journeys and to check that it has had all relevant checks and services.“Knowing your car is safe and roadworthy should offer drivers peace of mind and help to boost their confidence.

Edinburgh bus missed her baby’s head by an inch.

Covid vaccine later this year in a bid to prevent another winter spike of the virus. Trials are reportedly underway south of the border which could see everyone over the age of 50 and those with underlying health conditions given a booster vaccine in the autumn.The Times is reporting that the vaccine could come at the same time as the annual flu jab but in the other arm.

Nicola Sturgeon has thanked the people of Scotland for their sacrifices over the last year of the coronavirus pandemic. The SNP leader wrote an open letter which has been published in a number of Sunday papers including the Sunday Mail.

Fife this morning. Emergency services raced to the scene after the Stagecoach vehicle went on fire on Carnegie Drive, near the Tesco Superstore in Dunfermline.

dementia on the back has been struck off. The Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) has removed Morag Thomson from the register after a hearing into her actions.

lockdown restrictions ease significantly for the first time in four months. A number of rules changes have come into force from today - including the reopening of non-essential retail and hospitality.

coronavirus vaccine which is being developed right on our front doorstep. Boffins behind the Valneva jab, which is being produced in Livingston, West Lothian, are seeking 4,000 volunteers to participate in clinical trials.

Scottish Government has published a series of rules and guidance that Scots should adhere to when visiting the pub during the coronavirus pandemic. From Monday, Scots will be able to enjoy a pint at their local beer garden as part of a series of changes being made to the lockdown.

cancer is desperate for lockdown restrictions to lift so she can ‘say goodbye’ to everyone.Rebecca Broughton has been given the devastating news she only has months to live after medics revealed that her stage 4 triple negative breast cancer had spread to her brain just before Christmas.Despite going through hours of treatment, Rebecca, 27, has ‘accepted’ she is never going to win over her illness.The doting mum to one-year-old Rory and three-year-old Joseph and wife to supportive husband, Barry

Five Sisters Zoo (FSZ) recently announced that it is set to welcome a new red panda to the fold.The sanctuary in West Calder, near Livingston, posted about the impending new arrival on social media, revealing some incredibly cute pics of the animal, who is named Rufio (after the Lost Boy of the same name in the film Hook) and will be arriving at the zoo in around 2-3 weeks time.The little male is being sourced from South Lakes safari zoo and is due to travel north when his new enclosure has been

Facebook to help her overcome the grief of losing her dad, Eric.Amanda-Jane Taylor was ­devastated when her dad, who would have been 65 last week, lost his battle with prostate cancer and Huntington’s disease in 2018.His death coincided with the break-up of Amanda’s marriage causing her mental health to hit rock bottom.Mum-of-two Amanda, 41, from Westhill, Aberdeen, said: “I have been suffering from mental health issues since my dad died of prostate cancer two years ago.“When my dad was dying my