Uri Geller spends a night on his treasure island

SPOON-BENDER Uri Geller will spend tonight on his island in the Forth in search of Egyptian treasure.

Geller will look for artefacts relating to the legend of the exiled Egyptian princess Scota, whose boat is said to have anchored at Lamb Island.

It will be Geller's first visit to the outcrop, which he bought last year.

He was set to sail out to the island, which lies just off North Berwick, this afternoon to search for clues and will spend the night there in a tent.

He said: "I decided to buy the island after learning that its mysterious heritage dated back to the pharaohs.

"The Lamb's geography exactly mirrors the layout of the Great Pyramids at Giza."