Airdrie youngsters get a taste of outdoors after project receives green light

Irish alt-pop artist Tadhg Daly has created a new live video, stripping back his current single Winter In LA, which you can now watch on irish Charts. 

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentNick Cannon’s daytime talkshow is coming to an end after one season, Variety has learned.Staffers at “The Nick Cannon Show” were informed at work Thursday morning that the show would not be renewed for a second season, and that it would be the final day of production. However, enough episodes have been pre-taped and banked, so that the show will finish out its season with original episodes airing through sometime in May.While the cancellation is sudden, the abrupt ending isn’t quite as abrupt as it may seem for the show’s crew and producers — insiders say that a five-week hiatus was already previously planned, due to Cannon’s busy schedule with responsibilities for his long-running Viacom improv show “Wild ‘N Out” and Fox’s hit primetime series “The Masked Singer,” which he hosts.

There has been a dramatic rise in the number of deliberate fires started around West Lothian.

Motherwell manager Graham Alexander says the Steelmen are starting to regain their energy after a demanding start to 2022.

Pupils and staff will at Cedarbank School are getting ready to move into their new state-of-the art building.

A shattered bar owner claims two families left his pub restaurant looking “like a bomb site” after they left without paying their huge bill worth hundreds of pounds.

Like many makeup fanatics, we consider Estée Lauder’s Double Wear Foundation a cult classic.The beloved formula is famed for its full-coverage, flawless matte finish. It also stays in place all day – at work, at the club, you name it. Saying that, as much as we love the stuff, it’s certainly not the cheapest.

Sam Faiers is said to be wanting to distance herself from her days on The Only Way Is Essex, and rebrand herself to create a more “exclusive and high-end image". Sam, 31, quit the popular TV show in 2014 and has since gone one to welcome two children with her partner Paul Knightley, 33.The pair met shortly after she left TOWIE, and welcomed their son Paul Jnr, now six, a year later.The TV star and her family now reside in Surrey, and Sam, who's currently expecting her third child, reportedly doesn’t plan on returning to Essex.

Ulrika Jonsson has debuted her new tattoo on social media while giving the nod to International Women’s Day. Ulrika, 54, took to Instagram on Wednesday 9 March – a day after the special day that celebrates women across the globe. In a string of photos, Ulrika shared a selfie, followed by a snap of her new ink on her forearm.The tattoo reads “[fem-uh-nist]”.

Holly Willoughby is set to appear on a new BBC One challenge show, Freeze the Fear, which will follow famous faces as they take on epic mental and physical challenges set by the famous Dutch extreme athlete and cold-water therapy advocate, Wim Hof.The star of This Morning will present the show alongside comedian Lee Mack as several celebrities go on a “once-in-a-lifetime, epic adventure”. Holly recently shared a behind-the-scenes look at her new BBC TV show with fans, which she'll present alongside the Not Going out comedian.

Until recently, azelaic acid was something of an unsung hero in the skincare world. It’s been used by experts for aeons, but it’s only in the last few years that it’s really become a popular beauty buzzword among the masses. Unlike glycolic and lactic, azelaic isn’t one of your powerful exfoliating acids – but its credentials are very impressive in terms of how it can improve your complexion, and it's found in many of the best face serums.

weight loss.Her blonde tresses were styled in bouncy waves and she wore a full face of glamorous makeup to accentuate her pretty features.Fans rushed to their keyboards to share their thoughts on her new look.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "For a sec, I doubted that was Rebel Wilson. She looks so good."Another added: "Rebel Wilson looks great.

Chelsea may well have had their summer transfer plans scuppered by new UK government sanctions on Roman Abramovich.The Blues have been hit hard after their owner had his assets frozen in a crackdown on seven Russian oligarchs.As well as Abramovich not being able to sell the club, they will not be able to make merchandise revenue, sell tickets or hand out new contracts.And perhaps most heartbreaking for fans is that they have been banned from signing new players.The sanctions are in place until May 31, 2022 - and it remains unclear what will happen after that date.Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea were due to splash the cash once the window opens - but here are 10 transfer targets they may no longer be able to buy ahead of next season.Having been heavily pursued last summer, Kounde was set to be the Stamford Bridge hierarchy's first order of business this summer.They were already reportedly working on a deal to sign the Sevilla defender, who now looks likely to stay in La Liga.Chelsea fans - which one hurts the most? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

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Ukraine, the cost of filling up a typical 55-litre family car has increased by more than £2.

urban explorer has exposed the inside of an abandoned research building that was once used by the Russian Armed Forces but has since been left covered in graffiti. For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here. Nekolesnik posted a series of images on Instagram that showed rotting walls and strange graffiti left in the dilapidated former Centre of Missile Forces and Artillery, which closed in 2011.

Rebel Wilson left This Morning viewers swooning during her recent interview for the ITV daytime show.The Pitch Perfect star, 42, chatted to presenter Alison Hammond in a pre-recorded segment as she prepares to host the BAFTA Awards on Sunday night (March 13).As the pair got on like a house on fire, viewers were distracted from the interview by Rebel's stunning new look.She has recently lost over five stone since embarking on her "Year of Health" back in 2020.Rebel donned a stunning dress for her latest television appearance to show off her weight loss.Her blonde tresses were styled in bouncy waves and she wore a full face of glamorous makeup to accentuate her pretty features.Fans rushed to their keyboards to share their thoughts on her new look.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "For a sec, I doubted that was Rebel Wilson. She looks so good."Another added: "Rebel Wilson looks great.

Deftones bassist Sergio Vega has confirmed rumours that he has left the band. The split comes, he says, following a contract dispute.

DEALSLittle Mix’s Jade Thirlwall has signed a solo deal with Sony’s RCA. She’s also signed a management deal with Irving Azoff’s Full Stop Management. This all follows her 2019 publishing deal with Sony Music Publishing.Warner Music has signed Indian star Diljit Dosanjh to a global record deal.

Help Musicians has launched its new helpline for people suffering bullying and harassment within the UK music industry. The music charity – which already supports the health and well-being of musicians in a number of ways – announced it was planning to launch this new specific helpline back in January.It follows increased debate within the music community in recent years about bullying and harassment within the sector, and especially the challenges faced by people who are basically freelance – which includes most artists and songwriters – and who therefore don’t usually work in companies which, in theory at least, should have formal systems to deal with such problems.Rebecca Ferguson has been particularly vocal on this issue, of course, while organisations like the Musicians’ Union and the Incorporated Society Of Musicians have pursued various initiatives, including the MU’s Safe Space programme, which offers advice and sign-posts support services to those experiencing bullying, harassment or other abuse while working in musicThe new helpline will seek to complement existing schemes in this domain and – crucially – will be available to everyone working in the music industry, not just artists and songwriters.Explaining how the service works, Help Musicians said earlier today: “Callers are able to immediately speak with a specialist bullying and harassment counsellor, who undertakes a risk assessment.

Carol Kirkwood teased some "exciting news" with her Instagram followers on Thursday. Sharing her usual daily photo on social media, the BBC Breakfast weather reporter teased: "Exciting news to come today….