Scots woke to their "beds shaking" and homes "rattling" this morning thanks to an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.1.
Rumbles were felt at 5.23am from those living in Aberdeen and Shetland, with the tremble reported to have happened off the coast of the North East isles.
According to The British Geological Survey, people were "lying in bed and heard a low rumbling sound" where there were "three waves of vibration in about three seconds".
