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.
Drivers outraged over sunglasses rule that could lead to £5,000 fine
Driving can be difficult and stressful at times, with many of us using clothing items such as driving gloves, a pair of dedicated driving shoes or even a booster seat to ensure our safety behind the wheel.
However, car and vehicle financing company CarMoney has highlighted seven common clothing items that many motorists wear, but could land you with a significant fine.
Items include long skirts or dresses, flip flops or sliders, and surprisingly sunglasses, with drivers spotted wearing any of these possibly facing a £5,000 penalty charge.
However many motorists disagree with the sunglasses rule - and argue that they actually make it safer to drive in certain conditions.
Scots prisoner dies at HMP Edinburgh weeks into jail sentence
A Scots prisoner has died at HMP Edinburgh weeks after being put behind bars.
Connor Morrison died while serving a sentence at the Saughton prison on Wednesday, April 20.
The 24-year-old was jailed at Livingston Sheriff Court after being convicted of threatening and abusive behaviour, assault and breach of bail on Tuesday, March 22.
Police release CCTV of man after girl seriously injured on Glasgow train
Police have released a CCTV image of a man after a teenage girl was attacked on a Scots train.
Officers launched a probe after the 15-year-old girl suffered a serious injury onboard the 9.23pm Glasgow Queen Street to Edinburgh Waverley service on Monday, July 19, 2021.
British Transport Police have released a picture of a person they say "may be able to assist them with their enquiries" in relation to the incident.
Drunken Scot urinated on child and shouted at flock of sheep bringing A9 to standstill
A topless Scots man brought the A9 dual carriageway to a standstill by staggering drunkenly across the road to berate a flock of sheep.
Thomas Degnan hurled abuse at the sheep after collapsing in the central reservation as numerous drivers were forced to swerve or stop to avoid hitting him.
The 42-year-old also urinated on the side of a car and then opened the vehicle door and continued to do so onto a nine-year-old boy sitting in the back.
Perth Sheriff Court was told that Degnan was so drunk that he had no recollection of the incident or why he decided to target a field full of sheep.
Grieving Scots mum tormented by drugs thugs after demanding probe into son's death
A grieving mother has been persecuted by a drug gang after calling for a probe into the death of her son.
A masked intruder burst into Audra Crerar’s home just months after her son Daniel Thomson Crerar, 27, was found dead in Edinburgh’s Firrhill.
His death was ruled a suicide by police but Audra has asked detectives to re-investigate events that happened before and after he was found dead.
She said her quest for answers has led to threats and armed intruders at her home “because she wants justice for Daniel”.
The 53-year-old bravely spoke out amid a campaign of persecution she has suffered from criminals who want her to keep quiet.
