A FIFE teacher scooped £20,000 when she Beat the Chasers on the ITV show last night.

Rachel Richardson, 49, landed the mega cash prize after she got the better of the quizzers with just a second to spare.

The Kirkcaldy English and Guidance teacher earned £1,000 in the first round, and opted to take on the formidable foursome of Mark Labbett, Jenny Ryan, Paul Sinha and Shaun Wallace with 60 seconds on her clock compared to 45 seconds on theirs.

Perth lad, 13, armed with ‘Bucky’ pens hilarious Walk 500 miles-inspired lockdown song

She needed every moment of that 15-second time advantage to see off the Chasers’ challenge and lift the prize.

Rachel fell behind the chasers with just seconds left on the clock, but managed to claw it back when Labbett stumbled on an answer.

She was incredulous as Bradley Walsh announced time was up and cheers went up in the crowd, asking “Have I done it?”

She then screamed “Oh my god” as Bradley gave her a congratulatory hug.

We told how a Perth lad has gone viral after penning a hilarious Proclaimers inspired lockdown song – and performing it with a bottle of ‘Bucky’

PJ Thomson, 13, was filmed chanting the genius lyrics by mum Stacey Campbell, 32.

Clutching his ‘Buckfast’ – which is actually blackcurrant juice – PJ also wore a ‘see you Jimmy’ hat and exclaimed: “This lockdown, driving me mental, doing my heed in”, before taking a swally to “get him through.”

He then belts out his ditty – which starts: “When I woke up, I saw Boris on the news, he said it’s not good news”.

While Jack Whitehall has named a burger ‘Scottish, tasty and a little bit naughty; after Judy Murray.

The comedian cooked ‘The Judy Murray’ in a live Instagram burger battle with Scots Olympian Chris Hoy.