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Aberdeenshire, on Wednesday July 28. The 45-year-old was last seen on the afternoon of Saturday July 24 and hasn't been in contact with his friends or family since.Mark is described as being white, 5ft 11ins in height and of medium build with short, brown hair.He has a piercing to his left eyebrow, tattoos on both arms and has both ears pierced.Chief Inspector Jamie Harrison, Area Commander for North Aberdeenshire, said: “As time passes, we are becoming increasingly concerned for Mark’s safety and wellbeing.

EXCLUSIVE: After winning the Camera D’Or at the Cannes Film Festival last month, Antoneta Alamat Kusijanovic has been signed by UTA and Brillstein Entertainment Partners.

bogus benefit claims for children she did not have. Dundee medic Kiyo Adya was today found to have filled out fraudulent paperwork and made phone calls to HMRC officials pretending to be eight different mums before her businessman boyfriend was jailed for a £35,000 child benefit scam.

Lidl has announced they are launching a vegan range to help more shoppers create an affordable plant-based feast at home. The vegan diet is very popular at the moment, with more and more supermarkets opting for animal free food choices, so it's no surprise the huge supermarket chain has added a special range.

Perth man was arrested after police spotted a bread knife sticking out of the waistband of his trousers in a busy street. But when 29-year-old George Stewart was handcuffed and taken to police headquarters in Dundee, he caused absolute mayhem.Perth Sheriff Court was told he started to bang his head off the cage inside the police van and unleashed a tirade of racial and religious abuse at a female officer who spoke with an Irish accent.

iOS - Android Announcing the changes at a virtual meeting of the Scottish Parliament this afternoon, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said: “This has been hard-earned, and while this will restore a substantial degree of normality, it does not signal the end of the pandemic or a return to life exactly as we knew it.“Declaring freedom from this virus is premature.

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the First Minister confirmed "no venues will be legally required to close" as of August 9.That means nightclubs, live music venues and theatres can finally reopen their doors after being forced to remain closed for 18 months.But customers will still be expected to register their details when visiting entertainment venues - as the Test and Protect service will continue to operate to monitor future outbreaks of covid.Sturgeon told MSPs at a virtual meeting of the Scottish Parliament: "The move beyond level 0 will entail the lifting of most of the remaining legally imposed restrictions - most notably, on physical distancing and limits to the size of social gatherings."It also means that from August 9, no venues will be legally required to

Islanders called The Ramp launches on Steam today.The Ramp doesn’t feature the score-based, item-collection nature of other skateboarding titles. It instead focuses on encouraging players to find a flow, and enjoy the act of skateboarding in its purest form.With no points and unlockables, players simply skate their way across four levels, which include a half-pipe, a pool, two connected pools, and a mega ramp.

March last year are set to be removed, including social distancing. During her announcement today the SNP leader said that the 'pingdemic' will come to an end in Scotland as people will no longer be required to self-isolate.

K.J. Yossman With Academy Award-winning director Alfonso Cuarón already a fan, Charlotte Colbert’s feature debut “She Will” will no doubt similarly impress audiences when it premiers at the Locarno Film Festival this week.A psychological horror, the film stars Alice Krige (“Star Trek: First Contact”) as Veronica, a double mastectomy patient seeking respite at a rural Scottish healing retreat who soon finds herself able to mete out revenge via her dreams.“’She Will’ sits in the tradition of great psychological horror films,” Cuarón said of the work.

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterBlairgowrie brothers Connor and Gregor Graham will team up at the Home Internationals this week.The talented pair have both been selected to represent Scotland at Woodhall Spa in Lincolnshire from August 4 to 6.And there is a further Perthshire presence with constantly-improving Auchterarder member Daniel Bullen also in action.They will be coming up against the best young golfers from England, Ireland and Wales.Due to COVID restrictions, this year’s boys’ and girls’ matches have been combined with players coming together to play for one trophy.Younger Graham sibling Connor, just 14, heads south in stunning form after an incredible semi-final run at the Scottish Men’s Amateur

First Minister addressed MSPs about the latest situation across the country as cases and the number of hospitalisations begin to fall following the spike earlier this year. Scottish Government official figures showed that nine people passed away from coronavirus in the last 24 hours in Scotland.In that same time period, 1,016 people tested positive for the deadly virus while there are 406 Scots in hospitals and 61 patients in intensive care units.So far, 4,014,212 people have received the first dose of a Covid-19 vaccination and 3,231,331 have received their second dose. To sign up to the Daily Record Politics newsletter, click here. Secondary pupils and school staff in Scotland will be asked to take a lateral flow test before they return,

mitigations that are currently in place in schools will remain.

Celtic WAG Helen Flanagan said she plans to return to Glasgow in two weeks time after becoming homesick. Former Corrie star Helen lived in Scotland for four years while Scott Sinclair played with Celtic, and brought up her family in Glasgow.

Nicola Sturgeon despite easing of Covid restrictions in other settings. The First Minister has announced that the majority of social distancing rules will be scrapped but football fans will see a "careful return of large scale events".That means allow full houses from August 9 aren't guaranteed with applications for increased attendances above 5000 will remain.While the physical distancing law has been scrapped - SPFL teams will still have to apply to their local council areas for permission for increased attendances.

lockdown last March with restrictions loosened gradually between June and August of last year, before a further lockdown was introduced in December. Restrictions have slowly been loosened since March however, with case rates now dropping once more after a spike towards the end of June.And the FM has now given plans to move out of the Scottish Government's levels system the green light from Monday (August 9).Whilst pleased with the progress the country has made, Ms Sturgeon continued to urge caution, saying: "This does not signal the end to the pandemic.

All is fair in love and roses? Not so fast. Katie Thurston and Greg Grippo’s Bachelorette breakup has fans and former contestants split.

iOS - Android And, leading by example, ex-veteran will cycle on his new Tri-Bike, Hand-Pedal from his home in Larkhall to Cambuslang where he will carry on indoors in the gym at Energie Fitness for another eight hours, before cycling back home again.David was injured in Northern Ireland after being bombed through an Improvised Explosive Device in Armagh in 1985.As a result, David injured his spine and has no use of his legs, after suffering other medical problems he was supported to get “on his bike” by his GP and other staff in his local surgery.And so, David will be raising money for four forces charities that have helped him over the years: Erskine, Sight Veterans Scotland, Blesma and RBLS Area Community Support.

cancer – which she blamed on a series of NHS bungles. Her cervical cancer spread to her bones and her bowel, giving her no long-term chance of survival.She was on a drug trial which she hoped would extend her life for a few years but she had to stop taking it because it wasn’t working.

flirty exchange by their granddaughter Holly Innes, 21, while they were fixing their fence in Stirling last week.