Good evening and welcome to Friday’s news briefing.
The top stories on the Daily Record website include: Love Island contestant quits show, child killer bites prison guard and blind woman refused three taxis in Glasgow.
Here are the main headlines.
Love Island's Liam quits show after 'life-changing' revelation
Love Island is set to be rocked tonight by a dramatic revelation by Liam Llewellyn as he quits the Spanish villa after less than a week.
Liam, 22, is set to make a shock announcement which will be "life-changing" according to The Sun.
The Welsh contestant is currently single after bombshell Davide chose Gemma to couple up with after entering the Spanish villa at the end of Monday night's first episode.
READ MORE: Love Island's Liam quits show after 'life-changing' revelation
Evil Scots child killer who battered young boy to death bit prison guard's hand
A child killer who sank his teeth into a prison officer has had his minimum 14-year jail sentence increased.
Jordan McCready , who is serving life for battering a 13-year-old boy to death, will spend an extra three months behind bars for the attack.
He left teeth marks on prison warder James Christie's hand after biting him when staff at Perth Prison intervened to control disruption.
READ MORE: Evil Scots child killer who battered young boy to death bit prison guard's hand
Blind woman refused three taxis on Glasgow streets after drivers said no to guide dog
A blind woman was left standing on the streets of Glasgow after three taxi drivers refused to take her home because of her guide dog.
Allana Grant has been enjoying a night out with her partner Ian, 44, and guide dog, Felix, in the city centre on Saturday June 4.
Unable to secure a cab home through an app, the couple made their way down to the street cab rank outside Central station where a marshal helped them to the front of the queue.
READ MORE: Blind woman refused three taxis on Glasgow streets after drivers said no to guide dog
Nine postcodes in Scotland named the luckiest in the country in new study
The luckiest postcodes in Scotland based off the number of wins in the Postcode Lottery have been named in a new study.
Research conducted by SolitaireBliss found Scotland was the luckiest country in the UK to win the competition - with six postcodes in the UK top ten.
The top areas for Postcode Lottery were found through winners data released by lottery.co.uk since 2011 and divided by the population of the area.
READ MORE: Nine postcodes in Scotland named the luckiest in the country in new study
Gran who was EuroMillions winner for '10 minutes' now back living in mouldy flat
A devastated grandmother who was a EuroMillions winner for just '10 minutes' is now back living in her mouldy flat .
Margaret De Micheli thought she had scooped the whopping £34million jackpot when she checked her lottery tickets a few days later.
After picking up her EuroMillions ticket for the March 29 draw, she stopped in at the post office to check her results and was stunned when she was handed a slip confirming she had clinched the jackpot.
READ MORE: Gran who was EuroMillions winner for '10 minutes' now back living in mouldy flat
