Police have praised fans behaviour during yesterday's Scottish Cup final despite eight arrests.

Police Scotland have confirmed the arrest tally after the Celtic v Rangers match in Hampden which includes two 15 Y/O youths.

All eight charges were for minor disorder offences and

⚠️A yellow weather warning from Met Office - Scotland has been extended to cover large parts of Scotland including Glasgow.

🌧️We're being warned that heavy showers and possible thunderstorms may lead to some flooding and transport disruption.

☔️The yellow warning for rain is in

Scottish athlete Josh Kerr has broken Steve Cram's 39-year-old British Mile Record.

The Scot led going into the final lap and held off rival Jakob Ingebrigtsen at a Diamond League meet in America.

He finished with a record-breaking time of 3mins 45.34 secs.

Fellow Brits Neil

Rishi Sunak says he'll bring back National Service if the Conservatives win the general election.

The Prime Minister's set out plans for a mandatory scheme that will see 18 year-olds given the choice of a year-long military placement, or volunteering at weekends.

It will be

Three men have been arrested and charged after drugs worth around £1.35million were recovered in Glasgow.

Officers found a large amount of cocaine at a property in the Tresta Road area around 6pm on Thursday.

The men, aged 29, 32, and 41 are due to appear at Glasgow Sheriff

Police are appealing for information after a car was deliberately set on fire in Alexandria.

It happened at around 6am this morning on Burn Street, at the junction with the A813.

Officers are appealing for anyone with CCTV or dash-cam footage to come forward.

There are warnings that the cost of funerals are pushing people into debt.

Figures from Sun Life show a basic one went up by 5% last year, to an average of £4100.

It's pushing more people towards so called “pauper funerals”, paid for by the council, which don’t always allow

A pensioner who was arrested yesterday has been charged in connection with the death of Brian Low in Aberfeldy.

On the 17 February, 65 Y/O Mr Low’s body was discovered on the outskirts of the town.

He was pronounced dead at the scene.

The 75 Y/O man remains in custody and is

Two people - including a British man - are thought to be missing after climbing Mount Everest.

A crowd's said to have been left stuck on the summit - as snow and ice slid off the world's highest peak.

The International Federation of Mountain Guides Associations says 40 Y/O Dan

Regulators have launched an investigation after Royal Mail failed to meet its delivery targets.

Less than three quarters of first class post arrived on time in the last year.

Under Ofcom's rules, 93 percent must be delivered within one working day.

Royal Mail also missed the

Officers are appealing for information after a van was torched in Ayrshire this morning.

A pick-up style van was set alight on Kilbirnie's Milton Park at around 2:05am.

No one was injured and the blaze was extinguished - officers are keen to trace a red Ford Fiesta which was

Ahead of the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup Finals weekend, Scottish Gas has revealed a carbon-absorbing mural at Hampden celebrating 150 years of the country’s oldest football competition.

The homage to the men’s and women’s competitions is the work of Glasgow-based artist Molly

'Labour delivering 25 or 30 seats in Scotland could be the difference between Keir Starmer limping over the line or having a decent majority.'

As polls show Labour leading over the SNP and Conservatives, Mark Diffley of the Diffley Partnership says Scotland will be a key

A retired teacher who indecently assaulted a teenage boy after exploiting his relationship with the victim’s family has been jailed for three years and placed on the sex offenders register indefinitely.

Peter McGuiness repeatedly gave the boy alcohol before touching him

A poll for Asthma + Lung UK Scotland has found Low Emission Zones are now backed by six in ten Scots.

That's up around 10% in a year and highest in Glasgow where Scotland's first LEZ was introduced in June.

Since then it's raked in more than £1m in fines for the council.