The MV Glen Sannox is to make its first scheduled passenger voyage between Troon and Arran early on Monday.

MV Glen Sannox has started carrying passengers between the Scottish mainland and the island of Arran.

The long-delayed Glen Sannox ferry has completed its first official return journey.

Trials of the Isle of Man ship Ben-My-Chree found it could not berth safely on the Arran route.

A woman was rescued from the Firth of Clyde on Monday night after she fell from a CalMac ferry.

Services are temporarily moved from Ardrossan where the only usable berth is limited by wind direction.

Some passengers said they were refused boarding after thick fog hit CalMac sailings on Saturday.

The boat, hired at a cost of £9m, still has an issue which prevents it from sailing on the Islay route.