Police are appealing for witnesses after items worth more than £27,000 were taken from a house in Dumfries.
The incident happened at a property in the town's Stewart Hall Gardens some time between 16:00 and 18:50 on Friday.
Police Scotland said a substantial amount of cash and jewellery including "expensive rings, bracelets and watches" were taken in the break-in.
Anyone who saw any suspicious activity in the area has been asked to contact police with information.
The head of Barclays' investment banking business, Rich Ricci, has resigned, the bank has announced.
Both men played key roles under Bob Diamond, the former Barclays chief executive who left after last year's Libor rate-rigging scandal.
Despite waiving his bonus last year, he landed £18m from selling 5.7 million shares he gained as part of annual bonuses and incentives schemes in previous years.
Barclays' Mr Jenkins said: "Today's changes will ensure we have the right senior team in place to deliver strategy and commitments we made on 12 February and build the 'go-to' bank."
Former England captain Mike Tindall says it is "strange" Wales winger George North was not taken off for concussion during their 21-16 Six Nations defeat on Friday.
It comes as the number of reported concussions in English rugby rose by 59% in 2013-14 compared with the previous season - according to the latest annual injury audit.
Wales head coach Warren Gatland last week defended his medical staff after the sport's governing body World Rugby asked the Welsh Rugby Union to explain why North was allowed to continue.
Conor Sammon put the hosts ahead when he shot past United goalkeeper Paddy Kenny following an excellent run from 17-year-old midfielder Will Hughes.
Leeds' Paul Green equalised against his old club, flicking into the net after Luciano Becchio's knock-down.
But Jake Buxton diverted Richard Keogh's effort into the net and Ben Davies curled home a late third goal.
Hughes became the second youngest player to represent England Under-21s when he played against Northern Ireland last month and was at the heart of Derby's best moves.
The Rams went ahead when Theo Robinson gave the ball to Hughes with a quickly-taken free-kick and Hughes ran at the Leeds defence before finding Sammon.
Leeds last took a point off the Rams in the Championship in February 2006, when they achieved a goalless draw.
Sammon turned left-back Lee Peltier to create some space for the shot and his poorly-struck effort still found its way into the net as the goalkeeper was wrong-footed.
Derby had chances to double their lead but Kenny denied Robinson before a heavy first touch from Sammon enabled Tom Lees to make a last-ditch challenge after another direct run from Hughes.
But Leeds, aiming to collect four successive league wins for the first time since November 2009, equalised when Sam Byram hit a deep cross into the box and Becchio's superb knock-down found Green unmarked.
Green, who played for Derby for four seasons before leaving Pride Park at the end of 2011-12, guided the ball with the outside of his foot past the advancing Adam Legzdins.
The hosts started the second half brightly as Sammon dragged a shot wide, Keogh headed over and Hughes was denied by Kenny after dribbling past three opponents.
But Derby scored their second when Becchio's weak header fell to Keogh and his shot was steered in by team-mate Buxton.
Leeds nearly grabbed a second equaliser but Lees hit the inside of the post from a cross from substitute El-Hadji Diouf, before the Senegal international also fired wide late on.
Substitute Davies sealed the victory for the Rams, curling home an effort in injury-time from the edge of the penalty area.
"I think a few of the big boys are watching Will [Hughes] which is a great compliment to him and the academy lads, but if they are we will do everything we can to hang on to him.
"Early on, I thought Leeds stopped him playing just through good closing down so we couldn't quite get him on the ball. But once the game opened up he was outstanding again.
"We were on the front foot early on and it was a very, very solid home performance. Apart from a small period in the game we played some excellent stuff today and the character and honesty of the players again shone through."
"I thought we were poor for the first half hour but we withstood that and I didn't think they could improve, but I thought we could be 100 per cent better in the second half and I thought we were.
Surrey Storm secured a 55-42 victory over Hertfordshire Mavericks in front of a record Superleague crowd of 6,000 at the Copperbox Arena in London.
Storm edged to a 52-50 win in last year's inaugural Netball London Live - held in round seven of the competition.
But the attendance was doubled in size this season, making it the biggest ever domestic netball crowd in the UK.
Last year's losing grand finalists Storm went into Saturday's contest two spots above the fourth-placed Mavericks, with Yorkshire Jets squeezing in between them after their 60-48 win over Celtic Dragons.
Hertfordshire hoped to bounce back from last weekend's defeat by the improving Jets, but endured a difficult start against Surrey, going in five points behind at the end of the first quarter after a shooting masterclass from Storm's Rachel Dunn.
However, the Mavericks fought back before half-time and, after running in five unanswered points, they went in level at 28-28.
But just as the two-time title winners began to take a hold of the game, shooter Kadeen Corbin was forced off with a knee injury and they fell 41-36 behind in the third quarter.
And while the Mavericks struggled to make it count in the semi-circle, Surrey got stronger and Dunn looked unstoppable under the posts, helping her side to a comfortable 13-goal victory at full-time.
Elsewhere in round eight, Thunder kept up their unbeaten record this season with a 64-31 win over Team Northumbria, while Bath narrowly beat Loughborough Lightning 45-43 on Friday.