When will Glasgow go to Level 2 restrictions as lockdown decision due this week

Scotland's fan zone vowed to keep on boogying through the night after a historic point at Wembley. About 3000 socially distanced supporters gathered to watch our crunch match with the Auld Enemy on huge screens at Glasgow Green.

Scotland's fan zone before our crunch match against England at Wembley. Around 3000 socially distanced supporters took to their feet before belting out Flower of Scotland at Glasgow Green on Friday evening.

Glasgow.Police and fire crews were called to the scene on Minard Road in the Shawlands area of the city shortly after 4.30pm on Thursday. Pictures from the scene show at least three vehicles have been badly damaged - with two crashing head on into each other.

2020 - the equivalent to each adult in the country drinking 18 units a week. The report said this is the "lowest level seen in Scotland over the available time series (1994 onwards)", with the drop from 9.9 litres per person in 2019 the largest on record.

Perth and Kinross have more than doubled in just a week. The seven day infection rate is now at its highest since January.

vaccination programme were handed out to unsuspecting sunbathers at Kelvingrove Park on the Sunday, the Record can reveal. The A3-sized propaganda sheets claimed to present a list of "facts to help you make a decision" when Scots were offered their first jab.A QR code - if scanned - took people directly to a group on the Telegram messaging app.

fundraiser started for a young couple who accidentally ended up investing in an abandoned mansion in Dunoon instead of a Glasgow flat has raised over £17,000. Cal Hunter, 28, from Hull and his 26-year-old Canadian girlfriend Claire Segeren had planned to move to a new life in Scotland but a mix-up at the auction house left them with a bigger project than they had anticipated.

flooding. Six protests will be held by demonstrators from the Highlands in the north to Edinburgh, starting at Findhorn Beach at 9am where activists will dress in Edwardian costumes and hold a tea party.

missing Scots teenager who may have travelled by train to Glasgow. There's growing concerns for the welfare of Gary Smith, from Johnstone, who hasn't been seen since around 12.15pm on Friday, June 4.

restriction changes. Nicola Sturgeon announced the latest changes on Tuesday, with restrictions set to ease for millions of people at the weekend.

Nicola Sturgeon has announced the level of coronavirus restrictions for each local authority area in Scotland from this weekend. At midnight on Friday going into Saturday, a number of areas will see restrictions eased to level one or zero while others will stay in level two for a longer period of time.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Stirling will remain under Level Two Covid restrictions for another week, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced.The announcement was made after the latest briefing to the Scottish Parliament this afternoon and follows a rise in cases across most of central Scotland over recent weeks.Stirling is one of fourteen local authorities in Scotland that will remain under Level Two restrictions until the

Glasgow. Shelley Ann Daly went missing from the Kirkmuirhill in Larkhall area on the morning of Saturday, May 29.

Level One restrictions from June 7 when the changes come into effect. Health Secretary Humza Yousaf has already indicated that some parts of the country may remain at Level 2 due to a higher number of cases, the test positivity and the people ill in hospital with the deadly virus.

Glasgow. Emergency services were called to the scene in Ingram Street in the city centre at around 10.15pm on Sunday, May 30, after the alarm was raised.

Nicola Sturgeon said on Friday that she would announce no later than Wednesday if Glasgow would have restrictions eased at the weekend.

Level Three for a number of weeks after cases started to creep up in some parts for the city. The south side of Glasgow has been an area badly hit by the rise in cases over the last month.

Glasgow as cases of the virus spread across parts of the city. Scotland's largest city is currently stuck in Level Three lockdown while the rest of the mainland is in Level Two and much of the island community is at Level One.

Level Three lockdown situation in Glasgow. Cases in Scotland's biggest city have increased over the last month which led the Scottish Government to take the decision to keep it at Level Three.

100 days of government the First Minister told MSPs the "most important priority" is to lead Scotland safely out of the pandemic. She said an announcement will come in the next three weeks on how Scotland will look once the levels system is scrapped."As we come out of the pandemic, there will be bumps in the road - as we are experiencing in Glasgow just now," she said."But the vaccine rollout gives us firm hope that we are on the right track.