Italian tourist Alfredo Ciociola was jailed for killing five people in a crash in Moray.

Owners of dogs attacking and worrying livestock can now be imprisoned and fined up to £40,000.

Transport Scotland will examine 16 options, which include dualling the A96 and rail improvements.

Alfredo Ciociola's four-year-old son was among those who died in the head-on collision in Moray.

An Italian tourist convicted of causing the deaths of five people, including his four-year-old son, in a crash is jailed.

A yellow warning for snow and ice covering much of northern Scotland is now in place until Sunday.

The man, 93, and woman, 87, were taken to hospital after the accident in Keith on Sunday.

Alfredo Ciociola was driving a minibus on the wrong side of the road when it collided head-on with a car.