Jaffa Cake and doughnut fusion called the Jonut set to hit Scotland's shelves next week

royally -approved company that built coronavirus test centres has been reported to HMRC for allegedly claiming furlough cash while employees were made to work.

coronavirus briefing later today as cases in parts of Scotland continue to rise. The First Minister will issue an update on the situation in Glasgow as cases of the virus spread.

Back to the beginning! Duchess Kate and Prince William found time to travel to the past during their trip to Scotland — with the twosome enjoying lunch from a familiar spot that they used to visit as students.

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Perthshire were sorry to learn the youngest of the three chicks that recently hatched at Dunkeld has died. Nature has taken its course with the third chick which appeared on Saturday succumbing after not being strong enough to survive competition from its older siblings.

front-line care staff are still waiting for their Scottish Government promised £500 bonus - six months after it was first announced. A GMB union survey has revealed a staggering 40 per cent of their members in the sector have still not been paid - with some workers told they may have to wait until July for payment.

Duke of Cambridge blush after she asked for a kiss on the cheek while the Royal visited her care home. William politely fended off the advances of the 96-year-old admirer but promised to return to the Scottish care home after the pandemic to fulfil her wish.

cops have launched a probe into fake bank notes for 'fifty poonds'. The Bank of England currency has been used in shops in Stranraer, Dumfries and Galloway, and cops have urged people to take extra care.

police after he was involved in a violent run-in with his father. Marion Smart used an extension cable to bind her cocaine addict son Kevin's legs together after he kicked off when they asked him to go to bed.

stroke during a regular GP check up. Henrietta Sim, known as Rietta, passed away this year after finding out she was suffering a stroke during a routine appointment for her diabetes.

Clydebank home. The scammer arrived at her property in Dumbarton Road at around 11.30am on Tuesday, May 18, and claimed he was there to check her water supply.

Scott Brown as he bids farewell to the club after 14 years. Christie Howieson, who owns Cake Days a Week, was contacted by Brown's wife Lisa who asked her to make a cake in the shape of Celtic Park to celebrate the end of an era.

indoor hospitality and entertainment reopens across Scotland after months of closure following national lockdown measures, those who work in the emergency services, NHS and social care can now access a variety of exclusive discounts. Available through specialist discount service, Blue Light Card, frontline workers can get their hands on major savings from the likes of Starbucks, Toby Carvery, YO!, ODEON and Cineworld.

David Turnbull as the best young talent in the country – and Callum McGregor is convinced his club-mate can do a job for the country as well. Turnbull was named PFA Scotland Player of the Year on Sunday to make it a hat-trick of awards along with the player and young player gongs he earned from the Hoops.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensMND Scotland was founded as the Scottish Motor Neurone Disease Association in 1981 by Strathclyde police officer John Macleod and his wife Peigi.At the time, services were limited and health professionals had little or no knowledge of the condition.Today, MND Scotland strives to reduce the impact of motor neurone disease (MND) on the lives of those affected, by offering services such as benefits advice, equipment loans, counselling, advocacy, and a

autistim made his dad raging with a brilliant birthday cake prank. Ross Connolly, from South Queensferry, went viral after deciding he didn’t want to be the centre of attention on his 27th birthday on Wednesday.

InsuretheGap, which provides guaranteed asset protection) car insurance, found that 14 per cent of under-34s use PCP, compared with just seven per cent of over-55s and nine per cent of those aged 35 to 54.