Nicola Sturgeon confirms 'baseline' covid restrictions will remain in place across Scotland

The Scottish Government have confirmed two people have died from coronavirus in the last 24 hours.

Scotland’s Energy Secretary has warned of a “real risk” people could die in the months ahead with the country facing its highest hike in fuel bills yet.

The UK will get an extra four-day bank holiday this summer to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee - and Brits are being encouraged to throw the biggest party ever to celebrate.

Phillip Schofield has revealed his COVID isolation meant he was able to avert a flood at his home. The TV star, 59, has had to miss Dancing On Ice and This Morning over the last few days as he has the coronavirus.

Few bands have made their mark on rock culture like Guns N Roses.The group formed in 1985 and comprised of five original members: Axl Rose, Slash, Duff McKagan, Steven Adler and Izzy Stradlin.After achieving mild success within the states, the band soared to international fame with the release of their hit debut album Appetite for Destruction in 1987, which featured hit singles Sweet Child O Mine, Welcome To The Jungle and Paradise City.Cracks began to show within the band's dynamic by the nineties, with Stephen Adler the first to be removed from the line-up over his prolonged drug use.Adler was followed by Izzy Stradlin, Slash and Duff McKagan, who all later left the group and were replaced - with Axl Rose the last original Guns N Roses bandmate standing until recently.Reuniting with Axl, Slash and Duff McKagan rejoined the group in 2016 and embarked on a three-year long reunion tour which they reportedly plan to resume this summer.So, what are the original members of Guns N Roses up to now?Axl Rose - born William Bruce Rose Jr - is the lead vocalist of Guns N Roses and the band's sole constant member since its inception in 1985.The 59-year-old singer was born in Indiana in 1962 and grew up there before moving to Los Angeles in the 1980s to pursue his passion for music.A couple of years later, he went on to co-found Guns N Roses.Axl famously feuded with his bandmate Slash and personally announced his rival's exit from the band to the world in 1996, leaving him the last surviving member of the band's original line-up.Today, Axl has made peace with the majority of his former bandmates.In 2016, he reunited with Slash and McKagan for a three-year Guns N Roses reunion tour.

mum-of-three said she can't wash her disabled daughter because her wet room is constantly flooding with a "slime" substance floating across the floor. Rhea Lawrence, from Merton, said her family are too "embarrassed" to let people into their home due to their only bathroom being out of access at their flat, which is run by Clarion Housing Association.

Drivers have been caught out on new measures in place at the petrol pumps which ‘charges’ them £100.

Gigi Hadid accidentally sent Rihanna fans into meltdown with a comment she left on the star’s baby bump photo. Oops.Rihanna, 33, broke the internet this week by announcing she is expecting her first child with boyfriend A$AP Rocky.After sharing a beautiful snap of her blossoming bump on Instagram, Gigi’s comment had people convinced Riri is expecting twins.The model believed her comment to be totally innocent, until she later realised what a ‘commotion’ she caused, forcing her to clear up rumours.Mum-of-one Gigi wrote ‘three angels’ underneath the singer’s photo, before clarifying that she was actually referring to Rihanna, A$AP Rocky and their unborn child.Laughing it off, Gigi explained under her previous comment: ‘I just caught word of this commotion.

Gigi Hadid has set the record straight after accidentally sparking speculation that Rihanna was expecting twins. Rihanna recently confirmed she and her boyfriend A$AP Rocky are expecting their first baby together.And as Gigi was congratulating her, she sent the rumour mill into overdrive.The catwalk queen was posting her congratulations on Instagram and referred to "Three angels".Fans went into a frenzy because they assumed that it meant RiRi was carrying more than one baby, and posted messages like, "She's having twins!" and "OMG, two babies?"Many also started reading into the fact that Rihanna had referred to "the gang" as she shared a snap of her baby bump.She was seen pulling up her top to show off her tummy and writing: "How the gang pulled up to black history month."But Gigi has now stepped back in to explain what she meant.She posted underneath her original comment: "I just caught word of this commotion.

PHILLIP Schofield's coronavirus hell continues as he's forced to miss tomorrow's This Morning after testing positive again. The presenter, 59, was hopeful he'd be able to resume work tomorrow after missing tonight's Dancing On Ice and all of last week's This Morning shows.

Motherwell boss Graham Alexander and Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou have named their starting 11s for today's Fir Park showdown.

An Ayrshire mum who suffers an extreme allergic reaction when exposed to the cold says energy price hikes are 'an additional burden' she now had to contend with.

Former Scotland star Kevin McNaughton impressed football fans with a singsong after he travelled to Liverpool to support one of his former teams.

It is understood numerous Lanarkshire families have struggled to get the support they need to enable them to comply with new fire alarm legislation.

A book sculpture crafted out of the pages of a copy of Burns’ Tam o’ Shanter has fetched £10,000 at an auction.

A rape victim has said Scots' outrage in the wake of David Goodwillie signing for Raith Rovers is four years too late.

There's a new leader in the Scottish Premiership and Celtic will be hoping to stay there with 14 games to go.

Scottish Autism is holding two online recruitment information sessions this month for anyone interested in joining the charity, which employs over 900 staff across Scotland.

This is the dramatic moment when a group of explorers were rescued from a Scots island.

Former Manchester United captain Bryan Robson has heaped praise on the shoulders of midfielder Scott McTominay following his recent upturn in form.

Instagram, where she boasts 138,000 followers, to address the claims, after her home was allegedly left in a “disgraceful state”.The cleaner, Jasmina Dimitrieva, had previously told The Sun it was "not her fault that everything went wrong that day,” adding that she had to pay her team of cleaners "out of my pocket”.She went on: “The Keatings are wealthy people.They should not be treating me this way. How Storm replied was terrible.”Jasmina added: “Only when we walked into the house did I realise how big it was.“There were seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms and three kitchens.The fee should have been £1,100.“The removal guys were walking around making a mess.That’s why the floors were dirty at the end.“Storm said if I go back and clean the whole house she might pay me the original £500.”However, Storm shared her point of view last night in a lengthy Instagram post complete with pictures she claimed showed the state the house was left in after the cleaners' visit.Addressing her statement to Jasmina, Storm said she and Ronan had been contacted by the publication regarding the allegations, which the couple had refused to comment on.She added: “To sell an untruthful story to the press for money and a moment of ‘fame’ is disappointing beyond belief.