Record Rundown: Everything you need to know this lunchtime from Storm Darcy chaos to new WHO findings

Welcome to this lunchtime's record rundown.

Here are today's biggest stories so far from Storm Darcy chaos, new WHO findings and Champions league frustration.

Chaos on Scots roads as cars overturn, M8 gridlocked and HGVs crash on M90

Heavy snow has brought chaos to Scotland's roads as numerous crashes have been reported on several motorways.

Emergency services have been scrambling to accidents across the country as Storm Darcy continues to wreak havoc.

An HGV is recovered on the A68 South of Pathhead as police seal off the road (Twitter / @SETrunkRoads)

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Brendan Rodgers siege thug lost plot with partner as he struggled with lockdown

A distraught Celtic fan who demanded Brendan Rodgers return as manager during an armed siege with cops was back in the dock - over a lockdown rammy with his partner.

Shaun McConville famously also demanded "a bag of cans" and threatened to behead hostages - three weeks to the day after the Celtic boss left the Glasgow giants to manage Leicester City.

Shaun McConville told officers he wanted Brendan Rodgers back at Parkhead (Stewart Robertson)

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Nicola Sturgeon announces 58 coronavirus deaths in Scotland amid 822 cases

A further 58 coronavirus deaths have been recorded in Scotland over the last 24 hours.

The First Minister also announced that 822 new cases of Covid-19 were reported overnight, taking the total figure to 187,542.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. (Daily Record)

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WHO says Covid may not have started at Wuhan wet market as it reveals probe findings

Coronavirus may not have originated i n Wuhan after all, a team of investigators has said - scrubbing out the theory that a wet market or a 'lab leak' were to blame.

Today a team of experts from the World Health Organisation (WHO) said much about the virus' origins still remains a mystery.

The virus was thought to have originated in a food market in Wuhan (REUTERS)

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Celtic and Rangers await Champions League fate as UEFA blasted over 'de facto closed' plans

An organisation of which the SPFL is a founding member has slammed UEFA for considering a closed-shop Champions League format.

All 55 member associations are set to hear UEFA's new plans for the tournament on Tuesday with two extra places thought to be available to countries with automatic group-stage qualifying based on their co-efficient ranking, calculated on historic performance.

EPFL President Lars-Christer Olsson and SPFL Chief Executive Neil Doncaster (SNS Group)

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