Tartan Army shelter in Cologne pubs after storm warning as Scots pray for win

First Minister John Swinney said there was “nothing that can be done” about postal votes that have not yet arrived for voters who are now overseas.

A Scottish council has opened an emergency polling booth to ensure people who have not received postal votes can still have their say in next week’s General Election.

Tartan Army fans were thrown into chaos after a number of Edinburgh-bound flights were cancelled from Dusseldorf Airport last night.

Two Just Stop Oil protesters have denied causing at least £52,000 worth of damage after private jets were sprayed with orange paint at Stansted Airport.

Billy Gilmour believes the Tartan Army can roar Scotland into the last 16 of Euro 2024.

Fontaines D.C. have performed the brooding title track of their upcoming album ‘Romance’ on their European festival tour – check out the footage below.The band have been playing a number of shows around the continent this month, with ‘Romance’ often serving as the opening track.

Tributes were paid to Scotland supporter Colin King during the match against Switzerland last night.

The SNP could be left "significantly diminished" at Westminster with the party set for heavy losses at the general election, a new poll has found.

Scotland fans in Cologne have been told the official fan zone in the city has been CLOSED with the city lashed by storm weather.

Scots are being urged to brace for thunder today as grim weather is set to continue.

The Met Office has issued a thunderstorm warning for today - including for parts of Greater Manchester.

A Scots mum has told how she cries every night after learning her unborn baby daughter only has a 50/50 chance of surviving with a part of her brain missing.

This is the moment when defiant Scotland fans belted out the national anthem despite the 5-1 defeat.

Scotland fans declared 'the party must go on' after watching from Munich's spectacular fanzone as their national team heroes slipped to a heavy 5-1 defeat against the hosts.

Henry Winkler isn’t just any man on the street. But he was treated like one by an RTE broadcaster who didn’t recognize the star while doing a report on a Dublin, Ireland hotel fire.

KATSEYE is coming!

Today sees the launch of the exclusive Boots Clarins 'summer sizzler' set, which is predicted to be a sell-out.

Scotland Women's team hero Erin Cuthbert joined the Tartan Army as fans partied in Munich last night.

Henry Winkler was plucked for an interview by an unwitting Irish reporter Wednesday who didn’t realize she was speaking to a famed actor and comic. The legendary “Fonzie” star didn’t identify himself when he recounted being evacuated from Dublin’s Shelbourne Hotel after a fire broke out around 10:30 a.m.“When I heard the fire alarm, I thought it was the clock radio,” Winkler told RTE News, adding that he didn’t realize it was the fire alarm until he went into another room at the hotel and could still hear the “buzzing.”“I called downstairs and the woman said in a very calm voice: ‘Yes! We’re all evacuating! You must evacuate right now!’” Winkler added, turning on a hilariously panicked and guttural character voice.Fortunately, there were no injuries and the blaze was brought under control in less than an hour, leaving minimal damage to the 200-year-old hotel.Winkler — who was visiting the Irish city to promote his new memoir “Being Henry: The Fonz … And Beyond” — was later seen thanking and taking selfies with the “wonderful” crew of firefighters.“Dublin’s finest does a great job when our hotel is evacuated on our first morning !!!!” the “Arrested Development” star said in an Instagram post that featured three smiling smokeeaters.

Footy fans heading to Munich to catch Euros can look forward to fine weather, but should take extra care to prevent sunburn.