This article covers multiple news events, including the Loony Dook tradition, a mysterious car disappearance in Larkhall, a loud explosion in Glasgow city centre, and the death of Jocelyn Wildenstein.
People across Scotland have been participating in the traditional Loony Dook , braving the frigid waters for a New Year's Day dip. Hundreds gathered at various locations, including South Queensferry, Portobello Beach, St Andrews, and Helensburgh, to take part in this popular custom. While the Loony Dook has been removed from Edinburgh's Hogmanay programme since 2020, it continues to be celebrated in other parts of the country.
Swimmers at the annual St Andrews New Year Dook on East Sands faced strong winds and rain as they took the plunge. Meanwhile, in Glasgow, shocking scenes unfolded in the city centre as police and fire services responded to a loud 'boom' near a 64-floor complex. A mother's car in Larkhall mysteriously disappeared while she was briefly away from it. Other news includes the closure of the East Kilbride railway line for electrification upgrades and the death of Jocelyn Wildenstein, known as 'Catwoman', at the age of 79. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have also launched a new personal Instagram account
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