Seven things Scots can now do in Level 1 as lockdown changes this weekend

family are 'worried sick' after a new dad suddenly disappeared from his home wearing pyjamas. Police are frantically searching for Jordan Buckland who vanished from Kilmarnock yesterday.

for the virus within the previous 28 days – is 7,690.

Scottish Government is spending almost £6million a year on a network of overseas offices in seven countries. Foreign policy is not devolved to ­Holyrood and the UK Government runs embassies around the world.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.A Scots dad who was given 'a death sentence' is now in remission from his aggressive cancer after five years battling the deadly disease.Tony Galloway Stein, from Fife, was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer after doctors discovered his windpipe was covered in tumours in 2016.But the brave 52-year-old refused to give up hope and now five years later, despite having to sleep in an office chair

his attempted murder trial in Spain.

St Kilda, is set to launch later this month.

teen lived for four years not knowing her spine was twisted and curved 'like a snake' after starting her period sparked a major spinal condition. Medics believe Eve Ross first started having symptoms of Idiopathic Scoliosis, where the spine gradually twists and curves to the side, when her menstrual cycle started aged 14.

motor neurone disease (MND) married yesterday after being kept apart in the first lockdown. Brian and Gillian Murphy were married three years after they first got together when they met at the cardiology unit of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Glasgow.

sozzled Scots motorist has been spared jail after carving up a bus and crashing into an HGV while nearly seven times the drink-drive limit. Crawford Sharp had a bottle of vodka stashed in the door pocket of his black BMW 3 series when he pranged his £30,000 car.

fake tan disaster at one point. But one Scot claims she has the answer to getting a natural sun-kissed glow without the fuss that will 'change your life'.

North Uist is known for its empty, golden beaches, non-existent crime and friendly ways - and locals love life just as it is. The Scottish island, which lies almost as close to Iceland as it does to London, is described "like the Bahamas but without the heat".

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Seven people have lost their lives to drugs in Stirling so far this year say police - and 25 across Forth Valley as a whole.Senior local police officers told councillors the situation for 2021 up to this point mirrors that of last year.But they disputed speculation that “bad batches” of drugs could be to blame for deaths.The figures were revealed at a

lockdown restrictions. In Tuesday's update, Nicola Sturgeon announced some local council areas could move to Level 1 on Saturday, while others will remain at Level 2.

Glasgow cat cafe is on the hunt for staff to work alongside its furry friends over the summer holidays. Purrple Cat Cafe in the Trongate area of the city is seeking Scots with hospitality experience to take up their ‘Cattendant’ role.