Drivers warned as Scotland is battered by torrential rain with high winds on the way

Aberdeen at lunchtime on Saturday. The Ibrox side will wear the new white and navy strip when they visit Pittodrie to kick-off the new Scottish Premiership campaign.

Zoom That Room just after lockdown began, has been consulting via video call.  ‘Particularly now, a living room has got to be adaptable, and that comes down to a good floor plan,’ he says. ‘Work out what will fit in the space you have, and how you’re going to make it multitask: you’ve got to have a space to relax, and maybe  a space to work in, but you’ve also got to make a break between the two.’  Zone your spaceThink about the different things you want to do in your room, and arrange furniture accordingly.

in Salford.  The impressive family home, in Chatsworth Road, Worsley, is currently on the market for an eye-watering £3,500,000 – making it one of the most expensive in the area.  Set within its own private secure gated plot surrounded by woodland and Worsley Golf Course, the property offers several stunning features. It boasts an atrium entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, family room, dining room, utility and gym which leads through to an indoor heated swimming pool and steam room.Click or swipe below for more pictures inside the Worsley propertyTo the ground floor, there is a cinema room and bar while on the first-floor level there are five double bedrooms with en-suites.There is also a gallery landing/office with a balcony providing a

Just a couple of Normal People arriving at the #VirginMediaBAFTAs ready to announce a #BAFTA winner! @audiuk #Audi #A8 #NormalPeople #PaulMescal #DaisyEdgarJones #BAFTAs #BAFTATVA post shared by BAFTA (@bafta) on Jul 31, 2020 at 9:02am PDTWhile the two were privy to being present at the BAFTAst held at Television Center in London, the majority of nominees put in an appearance via video call.Speaking in a pre-show interview with Tom Allen, Paul, 24, said he and Daisy are ‘incredibly grateful’ for the reaction to Normal People adding that the past few months have been ‘a bit of a whirlwind.’‘It’s really surreal being in person to talk about it, because we’ve mostly been in our own rooms,’ Daisy added referencing their Zoom interviews

cleaning hacks? When it comes to kitchen hobs, it's not always the easiest thing to get clean. But one woman proved it's not impossible after sharing her transformation on a popular Facebook group.

Hibs this week for Birmingham City fan Joe Newell, with Paul McGinn slaughtering him after brother John helped Aston Villa to Premier League safety.The Villains kept their place in the top flight thanks to a final day draw against West Ham, meaning McGinn and his teammates live to fight another year in the game’s richest league.With Newell’s beloved Blues a lowly 20th in the Championship, watching the top two tiers in England play out their season didn’t do much for his mood, with the game north of the border shut down until this weekend when they start afresh.So the former Rotherham man was probably looking forward to getting back to East Mains and building up to Hibs’ season opener against Kilmarnock at Easter Road this afternoon.But the

Steven Gerrard knows the volume is about to be cranked to 10.The most eagerly-anticipated Scottish football season in a generation gets underway at Pittodrie at lunchtime.Usually, the crowd inside the Dons’ ground would crackle and fizz but Covid-19 and closed- doors fixtures will make the occasion more surreal than snarling.But even amid the echoing bird song and yells from players, Gerrard is still aware of the white noise surrounding the campaign to come.Rangers have proved they can go toe-to-toe with Celtic on one- off occasions these last two seasons but fell woefully short of going course and distance for the duration of an entire campaign.Gerrard is refusing to pile pressure on his players by setting their title goals - publicly at

Ramona Singer swallowed her pride and admitted on Thursday that she 'absolutely' regrets treating co-starLeah McSweeney's, 37, mental health as a topic of gossip.The 63-year-old Real Housewives of New York City star also praised Leah for '[showing]so much courage and guts' by opening up about herbipolar II disorder.'I just wish her the best on her journey,' said Singer, who appeared on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen on Thursday evening.

Covid-19 response.We revealed in January how 79-year-old dementia sufferer Irene Marandola was found freezing and badly injured at 2.30am after wandering more than a mile from Kintyre House in Invergordon, Ross-shire.A probe by the Care Inspectorate concluded that the pensioner had been repeatedly failed by her carers and now it has branded the home’s care during the coronavirus pandemic as “weak”.An unannounced inspection in recent weeks raised concerns in relation to the safeguarding of residents’ health and wellbeing, infection control practices and staffing arrangements in light of the virus.Care operator Sanctuary apologised for the failures yesterday, saying it was “working tirelessly” to make improvements.In April The Care

Chris Sutton is among the elite of pundits on TV and radio across the UK, covering Scottish and English football as well as European and international games.His forthright views don’t always command universal agreement – but they are respected and not to be ignored.Back in his playing days, Sutton was a formidable operator. An outstanding footballer and a team player who led none other than Henrik Larsson to describe him as his favourite attacking partner.But getting him to speak? That was as rare as defenders getting to grips with him.

A British man, a Florida man and a Florida teen were identified by authorities Friday as the hackers who earlier this month took over Twitter accounts of prominent politicians, celebrities and technology moguls to scam people around the globe out of more than $100,000 in Bitcoin. Graham Ivan Clark, 17, was arrested Friday in Tampa, where the Hillsborough State Attorney's Office will prosecute him as adult.

The main stars of “Grey’s Anatomy” will be returning to the show, despite production delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

HARRY Styles has decided it’s Gotta be Grew as he is seen sporting his new facial hair while jogging. The One Direction star, 26, was no doubt trying to shave time off his personal best while on holiday.

David Turnbull ’s return from the injury that denied him a megabucks move to Celtic a year ago is as much a talker around Fir Park as any of the seven summer recruits. The Scotland U21 star will be eased back in as Motherwell begin what promises to be a momentous season with a trip to Dingwall on Monday night.

Chelsea boss Avram Grant said owner Roman Abramovich “would have sent him to Siberia” if he had finished fourth as Frank Lampard has done.The 65-year-old managed the Blues for the 2007/08 season, guiding them to second in the Premier League as well as a Champions League final loss to Manchester United.While the club’s legendary former midfielder finished two places below that in his first season, hitting 66 points for fourth place.And the former Blues manager has suggested Lampard has got away lightly with his lower finish from the billionaire owner.Speaking to Stats Perform News, Grant said: “I think it’s a good season, especially compared to how it began, without being allowed to buy players.“Compared to the requirement of Roman

Pubs and restaurants could be at risk of closing to reopen schools safely this September, warns a Government scientist. In a bid to full reopen schools, the government may have to make a U-turn and enforce restrictions in other areas.

Molly-Mae Hague has urged fans to refrain from getting lip fillers as she opened up about her regretful decision to give in and get hers done.

SPFL chief saluted clubs for their “Herculean efforts” to ensure the top flight campaign comes out of cold storage behind closed doors for the big kick-off on Saturday. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has even suggested partial crowds could be allowed back into stadiums by next month should Scotland’s Covid-19 figures continue to improve.

Brawls were reported at beaches across the UK with people arrested and crowds dispersed as things got out of hand on the hottest day of the year.

Edinburgh tonight. officers from Police Scotland raced to The Meadows after the alarm was raised at around 7.45pm on July 31.

Hearts fans this coming campaign. Although they wouldn't initially have been able to attend matches had the Jambos stayed up, punters across the capital city will have little to brag about over the 2020/21 season, besides the Scottish Cup semi-final due to be played on either October 31 or November 1.