"We did not want to take this step but it is unavoidable"
06.04.2020 - 17:47 / dailyrecord.co.uk
A war veteran's plans for his landmark 100th birthday were shattered to due the coronavirus outbreak forcing him to spend it home alone with his wife.
Jack Ransom, 99, was gutted his birthday bash for 80 of his friends and family was cancelled amid the pandemic.
He was desperate to celebrate reaching the milestone after an astonishing life which included surviving the infamous Burmese Railway of Death as a prisoner of war.
He avoided contracting cholera, dengue fever and malaria - but now
"We did not want to take this step but it is unavoidable"
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A young mum is urging others to follow lockdown rules after her 10-week-old baby tested positive for coronavirus.
A husband and wife team from Glasgow have set up Facebook group to lift spirits and provide entertainment to people in the community during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Sir Rod Stewart has surprised an old soldier whose 100th birthday party was axed in the coronavirus lockdown.
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A talented group of Scots artists have made a video in honour of World Autism Awareness Day calling to make Glasgow museums more autism friendly.
A Fife couple fear they might have to cancel their wedding for a second time after being warned lockdown measures could go on for six months.
Scotland's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the large summer event for stand-up comedy and other stage productions, is the latest victim of the new coronavirus pandemic. Organizers on Wednesday said the August tradition, which is considered the world's largest arts festival, was being called off along with Edinburgh's other August festivals, including its book fest, the Edinburgh International Festival and the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
By Jake Kanter
Bosses at a Scots council have pleaded for "respect" from the public after health and social care staff were abused during the lockdown.
A charity making free packed lunches for vulnerable Scots during the coronavirus lockdown intends to double its production as demand soars.
A travel rep is the latest Scot to be stranded abroad by the coronavirus lockdown.
The country has gone into a nationwide lockdown to stop the spread of coronavirus.