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Les Amis d’Onno, based in the Borders, have seen all their summer events cancelled amid the pandemic.
The high street retailer has been allowed to trade throughout lockdown, but chose to close stores to the public to protect staff.
An investigation by the PA news agency found cannabis was the most common drug, but heroin, cocaine and MDMA were also found.
Here is a guide to some of the more popular drugs seized by police.
The original Eden Project in Cornwall has attracted more than 22 million visitors since 2001.
More MPs have hit out after the PM’s adviser said he had ‘no regrets’ over his controversial trip to Durham.
Eight in 10 people on board the vessel who tested positive had no symptoms.
New research suggests flesh-eating creatures such as the Allosaurus may have been scavengers.
The Prime Minister’s top adviser remains at the centre of a political storm, with at least 30 Tory MPs publicly calling for him to go.
Reports of a Tory revolt over the Dominic Cummings saga feature prominently on the nation’s front pages.
The Daily Mirror says two visitors were asked to leave the house of Rob Roberts, MP for Delyn, north Wales
Downing Street insisted the PM had not split the Government by backing Mr Cummings.
A social services referral has been made.
A round-up of Tuesday’s feelgood stories.
The UK study is one of the first worldwide to identify tyre particles as a major and additional source of the pollution.
A minister quit and dozens of Tory MPs called for Dominic Cummings to leave his role as Boris Johnson’s senior aide.
Childline has delivered almost 7,000 counselling sessions mentioning coronavirus since January.
The Health Secretary pledged to give a ‘full answer’ in writing and promised to make an announcement on the issue at a future press conference.
The Government said ‘significant progress’ had been made on issues surrounding personal protective equipment.
At least 184 frontline health and care workers have died with Covid-19.
