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.
Wife who discovered husband's love triangle at family business tracked him to love rival's home
A restaurant owner's wife tracked him down to angrily confront him over his relationship with a staff member who was around half his age.
Melanie Elder, 56, flew into a rage after discovering a love triangle was being played out at the Bridgeview Station Restaurant in Dundee.
Dale Elder, 65, had told his wife he was moving into the restaurant - overlooking the Tay - to ensure it was secure while being refurbished during lockdown.
But she discovered that he had been visiting the home of 36-year-old staff member Jenna Burns to "wash his clothes and have meals."
Elder spotted her love rival with her husband and pursued them in her car to Ms Burns' home where she subjected her to a death threat.
Scots wedding rammy bride says mum claimed to be having 'fantasy relationship' with husband
A bride involved in a violent rammy at her wedding reception claimed her mum told her she was having a “fantasy relationship” with her new husband.
Claire Goodbrand’s lawyer also told a court that her mother’s boyfriend had been “ sexually inappropriate towards her”.
The extraordinary claims came as Claire Goodbrand, 26, her husband Eamonn and their best man Kieran – Eamonn’s younger brother – appeared for sentence on assault charges at Livingston Sheriff Court on Friday.
The mum of four earlier admitted battering her mother Cherry-Ann Lindsay on the head with a stiletto shoe after the wedding reception at The Vu in the Bathgate Hills turned into a war zone.
Eamonn, 33, and Kieran, 36, both admitted assaulting Ms Lindsay’s boyfriend David Boyd to his severe injury, biting his finger and his ear and gouging his eyes.
Michelle Mone's home raided by police in connection with £200m Covid PPE fraud probe
Police have raided the home of Tory peer Michelle Mone as part of a probe into multi-million pound PPE deals relating to a company that she has links to.
An investigation has been launched by the National Crime Agency ( NCA ) into the deals by PPE Medpro - a company set up by a business associate of Baroness Mone.
Her £11m London home, owned by an offshore company linked to her husband’s Isle of Man business, is among a number of properties that NCA officers have raided this week.
It is understood a special unit within the NCA have been looking into the allegations for a year, The Mirror reports.
Body found in search for missing teenager Bryce Grant
A body has been found in the search for a missing teenager who was last seen in a Scots river.
Bryce Grant, known as Forbes, vanished from the Inverugie area of Peterhead sparking a multi-emergency operation in the town.
The 16-year-old was last seen in the River Ugie at around 5pm on Thursday, April 28.
'Master of deceit' Paedophile teacher who molested two pupils at Scots primary school facing jail
A teacher who molested two schoolboys in a campaign of twisted sexual abuse is facing jail.
Carol Ann White, 39, abused both youngsters while employed in two different Lanarkshire primary schools.
A police investigation was launched when it was discovered she had been texting a 12-year-old boy during the first Covid-19 lockdown.
Phones belonging to the pair were analysed and a total of 1,185 messages had been exchanged over a three-week period.
