The SNP has an 'open ear' to a potential second referendum on the UK's membership of the EU, Ian Blackford has said. (STV News)

 

Recep Tayyip Erdogan has won Turkey’s presidential election that brings in sweeping new powers for the authoritarian leader. (ITV News)

 

MPs will decide whether to build a third runway at Heathrow airport later, with the SNP reportedly mulling a vote against expansion. (BBC News)

 

A retired British couple found murdered at their home in Jamaica were 'hugely popular and loved by many', family have said. (STV News)

 

England thrashed Panama, Colombia eliminated Poland and Japan and Senegal drew in a high-scoring Sunday at the World Cup. (STV Sport)

STV weather presenter Sean Batty says: "It's a chilly start this morning, but it will soon warm up in the strong summer sunshine. 

 

"The blue sky will be around in many southern areas, however in the northwest Highlands and across the islands there will be thicker cloud as a weak weather front affects the area, and there could even be the odd spot of light rain.

 

"Temperatures will be much cooler under the cloud, but where we have the sunshine we could easily see 23C, and perhaps even higher with a few places reaching 24 or 25C."

Organisers have announced that 15,000 free tickets will be available for the opening event of the Edinburgh International Festival. (STV News)

 

Uber’s appeal against the decision not to renew its licence in London will begin on Monday and will last for several days. (ITV News)

 

Roseanne Barr says she made herself a 'hate magnet' after a racist tweet that prompted a US TV network to cancel Roseanne. (Guardian)

 

Aussie tennis star Nick Kyrgios was fined $13,184 for unsportsmanlike conduct after he was caught simulating a sex act at Queen's. (Mirror)

Paper bags for fruit and vegetables have made a comeback in Morrisons, as the supermarket tries to cut the use of plastic.

 

Brown paper bags for greengrocer areas have been introduced into 493 stores, and will be rolled out to the rest by the end of the summer.

 

The company has said it hopes the move will stop the use of more than 150 million small plastic bags each year.

 

Drew Kirk, fruit and veg director at Morrisons said: "We've listened to customers' concerns about using plastic bags for fruit and vegetables and that is why we are bringing back paper bags."

 

The new bags are made from 100% recyclable paper, and will have a see-through strip so customers and staff can easily see what is inside.