The Scottish Sun

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Thomas Brown

A SUPERMARKET chain's shelves across the country are almost empty following a cyber attack on the company. Co-op stores across Scotland’s islands are also running low on fresh fruit and vegetables. The retailer is main supplier in Skye and pictures from its store in Portree show row upon row of empty shelves. Shops in the Western Isles have also been affected.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Alex Lloyd

AFTER three kids and a divorce, Heather Dorigo wanted to look and feel her best as she returned to the world of dating. The 58-year-old got her hair done, invested in some new outfits and saw an aesthetician for a very special tweakment. “I’d always had a happy sex life but I was thinking of the ten years to come and whether it would still feel fabulous. “I’m dating and wanted to make sure I was in good shape in that area, so I could stay in good health and continue to enjoy sex.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Stewart Fisher

IT'S had more facelifts than Sharon Osborne and Simon Cowell put together. And now the SPFL have announced the latest cosmetic redesign to the Challenge Cup which they think will give it the X Factor. League bosses say that as of 2025-26 the competition last known as the SPFL Trust trophy will now be sponsored by the KDM Group and go by the KDM Evolution Trophy.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | David Friel

ANDREW CAVENAGH didn’t grow up in the States idolising John Greig and Davie Cooper. Paraag Marathe isn’t the President of the San Francisco Rangers supporters’ club. But as far as Dave King is concerned, the incoming American owners’ lack of emotional attachment to Gers should be viewed as a positive. The former Ibrox chairman believes too many major decisions have been from the heart - not the head - in recent years.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Oliver Norton

THE Orange Order has demanded an “immediate meeting” with the First Minister after female members were allegedly targeted by online trolls. The organisation’s ladies are said to have suffered “emotional distress” and “trauma” over “deeply offensive” comments which followed a recent march. Hundreds of women in colourful frocks and fancy hats had filled the streets of Glasgow for the first large walk of the year on April 27.