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The 72-year-old was walking with her grandchildren in southern Scotland when she fell and was injured.

The Met Office issues an amber warning for thunderstorms covering a large part of the country.

The first minister is due to announce next week whether most remaining restrictions will be lifted on 9 August.

The scheme - delayed due to the Covid pandemic - will come into effect in January next year.

Heather Campbell tested positive for the virus in November, six months after starting her nursing career.

Inverness, Sumburgh and Dundee are among the airports affected by a dispute over changes to air traffic control.

Major changes to lockdown rules have taken effect in England and Scotland, but some restrictions remain.

The new centre, which is expected to open in 2022, will be based at the company's Perth headquarters.

Conservationists say there has been a rise in boat traffic-related disturbance of the protected species.

Nearly 500 jobs are at risk at the factory in the east end of Glasgow, which opened almost 100 years ago.

The first minister points to the vaccination programme leading to a reduction in hospitalisations and deaths linked to the virus.

An 18-year-old man died at the scene in Moray while a 23-year-old was said to be critically injured.

Andy Murray and Joe Salisbury reach the men's doubles quarter-finals while Liam Broady registers a stunning victory in the Tokyo Olympics singles.

Two devastating fires involved buildings made from factory-built units brought up to islands by sea.

A man who tried to save his wife and son from drowning and a row over Covid jabs makes the front pages.

As holidaymakers face difficulties booking traditional campsites, some are looking elsewhere.

Photographer Paul Campbell followed four cyclists from Aberdeen as they tackled the 516-mile Highlands route.