Sir Boyd Tunnock leads hundreds of boats down River Clyde in charity fundraiser

 Scotland’s top baker Sir Boyd Tunnock has led a charity fundraiser that really

takes the biscuit.

Boyd, 88, sailed down the Clyde on Monday, on a yacht named after his world-famous caramel wafers.

He skippered his 38-ft boat Lemarac (caramel spelled backwards) at the head of a spectacular flotilla of more than 200 vessels in aid of lifeboat charity the RNLI.