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The 74-year-old subjected a girl to sexual abuse in Aberdeen and Asia for a decade.

Ministers are consulting on the use of face coverings in corridors and communal areas in Scotland's secondaries.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she was acting in response to new guidance from the WHO.

Robert Parkins stabbed Alex Fitzpatrick at least 17 times in the neck and chest.

Chief Constable Ian Hopkins says police are trying to be "proportionate" when tackling gatherings.

The Met Office warns injuries from "flying debris" could be possible.

The chief executive of the Bletchley Park Trust says it is struggling to survive.

The supermarket will bolster its online business with permanent hires following "exceptional growth".

Bailiffs are resuming operations after a five-month suspension with new coronavirus restrictions.

H-ABC is believed to be one of the rarest diseases on the planet. Three mothers spoke about how they are trying to raise awareness.

The Sports Direct owner will buy Dave Whelan's gyms and fitness assets after they went bust.

Many students in years seven, 12 and 14 are back at school on Monday for the first time since March.

Overcrowding concerns prompt two high schools in the Highlands to introduce face coverings indoors.

University of Hertfordshire students whose courses began last September must settle all debts on Monday.

Children and other vulnerable people are being spared the 'trauma' of attending trial from Monday.

What happens when a global pandemic strikes and you are thousands of miles from home?

Two other school sites in the city also have Covid-19 cases linked to the Kingspark School outbreak.

Between 30 and 40 puppies were recovered from a vehicle that was stopped on the M6.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Monday morning.

The 15-year-old vanished from her room during a family holiday last year at a Malaysian resort.