Wowcher is selling reusable face masks for adults and kids from as little as £4.99

Nicola Sturgeon, has been advising Scots to wear a face covering while out in public or in shops for a few weeks now. As the lockdown measures ease and more people leave home to take part in exercise or pop out for essential groceries, it’s more important than ever to protect yourself and others from Covid-19.

The Scottish SPCA is urgently appealing to animal lovers to donate reusable face masks for its dedicated team.Scotland’s animal welfare charity has been struggling to keep up with demand of disposable protective equipment so is asking members of the public to consider making them from tightly woven cotton material.There are over 170 members of staff working in the Society’s animal rescue and rehoming centres including the Lanarkshire centre in nearby Hamilton, all in need of facial

Face coverings should be worn in South Lanarkshire churches when they reopen according to guidance issued by the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland.Parishioners may be asked to book a place at mass and hand sanitiser should be provided on entry and exit to help prevent coronavirus spreading.Capacity of some churches may be cut by 80 per cent to enable physical distancing when services are resumed.Bishop of Motherwell Joseph Toal, along with his colleagues across Scotland, has written to priests

Face coverings should be worn in South Lanarkshire churches when they reopen according to guidance issued by the Bishops' Conference of Scotland.Parishioners may be asked to book a place at mass and hand sanitiser should be provided on entry and exit to help prevent coronavirus spreading.Capacity of some churches may be cut by 80 per cent to enable physical distancing when services are resumed.Bishop of Motherwell Joseph Toal, along with his colleagues across Scotland, has written to

Scotland ’s worst ever forger. The clueless conman strolled into Edinburgh ’s Dofos pet store on Saturday afternoon and tried to buy cat food with the 20 ‘poond’ note - complete with spelling error.

Nicola Sturgeon names a reopening date and warned that up to 280,000 jobs could be wiped out.The industry also warned a two-metre social distancing rule would sound the death knell for thousands of venues and leave whole areas of cities abandoned.Hospitality chiefs in England have been told they can partially reopen on July 4 if Covid-19 cases are under control. A reduced one-metre rule is also under consideration.

sell the house where her husband was found dead last year.The Scots actress, who stars in Sky 1 comedy drama Agatha Raisin, has put the four-bedroom house on the market for £850,000, seven months after Terence Beesley took his own life.Terence, 60, who had appeared in Victoria and BBC1’s War and Peace, was found dead in a car in the garage.The couple, who had been married for 10 years, moved back from Los Angeles after Annan-born Ashley’s successful stint in hit TV comedy Ugly Betty.They bought

Susan Boyle has been spotted adhering to social distancing rules as she took a stroll around her neighbourhood in Glasgow, Scotland.The 59 year old was seen with a friend as she took to the streets in an all-green ensemble. Britain's Got Talent finalist Susan donned a pale green jumper with a large white outline of a star embellished onto it.

Fraudsters have been taking advantage of the pandemic by exploiting coronavirus fears and cashing in with a variety of heartless scams.

Half of Scotland's charities fear they will run out of cash within six months as fundraising is halted by lockdown and donations dry-up, a report has warned.

Scots cops are warning animal lovers to be wary of pet fraud amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

With a scorching heatwave and blue skies in Scotland, summer is well and truly on its way.

Scots are being warned not to fall for cold calls from heartless scammers flogging dodgy face masks and hand sanitiser.

A man whose mum was killed by a drunk driver minutes after leaving his wedding wants her killer to apologise when he is freed from prison.

As if on cue for the start of National BBQ Week, the skies above Scotland have darkened and the outlook isn't looking too promising.

Scots sunseekers could find themselves embroiled in sunbed wars as social distancing guidelines could limit space at European resorts post lockdown.

The Scottish justice system could face a backlog of more than 3000 cases by next year as social distancing measures required to reopen courts would reduce capacity by two-thirds, MSPs have been told.

Native wildlife which relies on the Tay reed beds in Perthshire recently destroyed by fire may now be at increased risk from the American mink.