Good evening and welcome to today's Daily Record headline briefing.
The rundown keeps you up to date with the latest news from Scotland and beyond.
Here is everything you need to know to keep up to date.
First picture of young mum found dead in Scots village as police probe continues
Tributes are pouring in for a young mum who was found dead in West Lothian on Saturday.
We told how officers descended on Learmonth Crescent in West Calder just before 7pm on May 7.
The body of a 26-year-old woman was discovered at a property on the street.
The woman has been named locally as mother-of-two Aimee Cannon from West Calder.
Scots student who took in stranded gran after missing bus becomes best pals with OAP
A student who let a stranded gran stay at her flat after she missed her last bus is now one of her best pals despite a 52-year age gap.
Rebecca McCurry, 19, didn’t hesitate to offer gran-of-five Ann, 71, a place to stay for the night after she spotted her wandering the streets of Glasgow alone.
After joining a party Rebecca was at and staying the night at her student halls, grateful Ann headed back to Dumfriesshire but the pair stayed in touch.
Now, the pals talk every day and visit each other regularly.
Rebecca, a sociology student at the University of West of Scotland, said: “I was at a party and I went outside and spotted her.
Scots teen posted selfie with caption 'gametime' shortly before knifing neighbour through the heart
A Scots teenager took a selfie with the caption 'gametime' shortly before he killed a neighbour.
Jack McBride was just 17 when he knifed Johnny Winters in the heart during a confrontation in the street in Johnstone, Renfrewshire on April 1 2020.
McBride had earlier called his ex-girlfriend taunting her that she thought he could not "kill" somebody.
He had gone on trial at the High Court in Glasgow charged with murdering 26 year-old Johnny.
But, via his QC Thomas Ross, McBride had his guilty plea to the reduced charge of culpable homicide accepted by prosecutors today.
'Traumatised' Scots gran detained for 24 hours in Spanish cell over lost passport
A Scots great-grandmother has been left 'devastated' after she was detained and 'treated like a criminal' in a Spanish airport.
Sharon Dempsey lost her passport on a British Airways flight from Glasgow International to Alicante on Saturday morning.
The 65-year-old was bound for two-weeks in Benidorm with her brother, Thomas Donnelly.
As a result of Brexit, British passport holders can only enter Spain with a stamped passport.
Upon landing at around 9am, and realising her passport was gone, Sharon, 65, was hauled into a detention centre by police and left till 12.30pm the next day.
Rangers fans 'try to book hot air balloon' to Seville amid soaring cost of flying
Desperate Rangers fans have tried to rise above the soaring cost of flying to Seville next week – by trying to hitch a ride on a hot air balloon.
The Rainbow Hot Air Balloon Team confirmed that they had received requests from three potential customers, asking if it was possible to charter a crossing over the English channel to Spain.
The firm replied yesterday: ”OK, everyone, we received message by three different people, asking about balloon flights over the Channel to France.
“We can confirm we do not fly over the Channel. If this is a joke, it is a funny one!”
