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Scottish Labour is set to be announced at 11am this morning.The announcement comes 10 weeks after the shock resignation of former leader Richard Leonard in January.Leonard claimed his decision to step down was in the “best interests” of the party.The race to find his successor is between Glasgow MSP Anas Sarwar and Central Scotland MSP Monica Lennon.Both have sought to pitch themselves as the “change candidate” during the contest.Scotland's constitutional future has again been one of the major features of the campaign, with both candidates repeatedly asked for their take on the issue.While both have said they are opposed to the idea of Scottish independence, Ms Lennon believes that should a pro-independence majority be elected to Holyrood

Motorists could be facing major changes this year if new driving rules come into force as industry experts predict.

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There are 389,000 hairs on the average head. Sounds like loads, right? But what if your hair just looks disappointingly fine and flat? We can’t change our DNA and magically transform skinny locks into a Zendaya-like mane, but all hope is not lost.

Lucy Dacus has posted VHS tapes to a selection of fans in the build-up to new single ‘Thumbs’.The song is a fan favourite following various live performances in the past, though it appears it could get an official release, marking Dacus’ first new recorded material since last year’s appearance on a new version Hamilton Leithauser’s ‘Isabella’.The New Zealand artist shared an image of the tape via her Instagram account, while fans who received the mysterious blue videos shared a variety of reactions online.“I would like @lucydacus to explain this to me before my wife throws a fit.

MyLondon reports.She said: "Unfortunately I lost my finances. I ended up in my situation actually because of changes in the system, and theft and fraud and different things like that."I paid into the system probably since the age of 14, while (I was) still at school, but I worked in all sorts of things since 11."But they changed the age of retirement, so now it's 66.

Facebook group has revealed how she achieved it. Shannon O'Sullivan posted before and after snaps of the trick before explaining it in detail to Daily Star.

Ireland’s Eurovision hopeful Lesley Roy unveiled her song for this year’s iconic competition on Friday night’s Late Late Show.

a second site in Altrincham, twice the size of its first.

lockdown.Dog thieves have targeted walkers, gardens, kennels and homes and according to animal charities, the pandemic has prompted the worst year ever.The dog theft epidemic in the UK has forced police to warn owners to stay vigilant, as there is a massive rise in puppy prices, writes The Mirror.In the US, Lady Gaga's bouncer was shot in the chest and her two French Bulldogs taken in this week.People are being ‘gazumped’ for puppies with some now paying up to £4,000 for a pet.Missing pets website ‘Dogs Lost’ reported a 170% increase in the number of dogs missing across the UK since the start of the pandemic.Debbie Matthews from Stolen and Missing Pets Alliance estimates ten dogs a day are being snatched.Sir Bruce Forsyth’s daughter told

Ayrshire mums fear their ‘pandemic babies’ are losing out on key developmental milestones after being unable to access classes.For new parents who have brought a little one into the world lockdown restrictions has become a lonely place - with new mums' mental health being impacted by the lack of social interaction.Mum-of-two Louise Robertson runs nurturing sensory classes in Ayr Glow Bambinos which gives mothers and their babies essential bonding time as well as boosting the confidence of new parents.But the 32-year-old Stewarton Academy teacher from Ayr says mums in the group have been left devastated that the group may not be able to return until mid to late April after Nicola Sturgeon announced Scotland’s route map out of lockdown.She

Martha Stewart is opening up about a missed opportunity. The legendary television personality, 79, recently told Harper's Bazaar about her career and revealed that she once had to turn down an exciting gig for an unfortunate reason.

Livingston for fifth place which could well earn qualification for the new UEFA Conference League, should the Scottish Cup not be finished in time for next season. Money fondly remembers taking on the likes of Slavia Prague, Feyenoord, Tromso and St Etienne as St Mirren regularly qualified for Europe in the 1980s.

Lucy Hale and Skeet Ulrich are taking their romance online!

straight to your inbox every day for freeIn his 13 years at Manchester United Luke Giverin's greatest moment came at the Etihad.Born in Salford and raised in a family of Reds, Giverin took particular satisfaction in scoring United's second goal in a 2-0 win over City in the Manchester Senior Cup final in May 2012.His injury-time goal secured victory and as he ran off to celebrate he was pulled to the ground by Paul Pogba and mobbed by his teammates.Rather than being the start of something, however, it was the peak.

straight to your inbox"It was one of the worst feelings I’ve experienced coming away from a football ground."That's not the memory you'd expect from someone who had a golden ticket for one of the greatest moments in Manchester City's history.But as Sergio Aguero was cartwheeling away, shirt waving above his head, 45,000 City fans going crazy as the Premier League trophy was snatched from Manchester United's waiting hands, some fans had done the unthinkable. They'd left early.For those Blues, there is a bittersweet feeling whenever THAT Sergio Aguero moment is mentioned. Or going back 13 years previously, Paul Dickov's famous equaliser in 1999.These are the stories of an exclusive group of City fans who left early and missed the most iconic

Jordan Roberts admits his loan move to Motherwell is a change to settle and kick-start his career.Roberts is on loan from Hearts until the end of this season, and is still contracted at the Tynecastle club in the summer, but says "we'll cross that bridge when I need to.".For now, he's happy to continue what he's doing at Fir Park and hopes his first start in the 0-0 draw with St Mirren in midweek is just the start of a run of games, continuing at Hibs today.The 27-year-old said: "It was a late move in January, but you have to be ready, look at the bigger picture and be realistic about things."The squad was getting bigger at Hearts, but the opportunity was to come here and finish the season strongly, contribute wherever I can with some goals

Neil Lennon will be feeling a sense of relief after the lights went out on his Celtic reign.The stand in boss watched the Hoops hero work tirelessly to halt the slide this season but eventually called it a day late on Tuesday night.Kennedy said: “Neil’s been great. He decided the time was right.

Mylands, which has seen demand for gloss increase over the past year. For an unexpected twist, Joa Studholme, colour curator at Farrow & Ball, suggests using the brand’s full gloss on ceilings: ‘If you use the same colour as your walls, then the ceiling height will appear to go up and you create a truly magical space.’She also suggests using gloss to make a feature, such as painting a stair runner in a strong tone and contrasting it with a lighter eggshell colour on the rest of the staircase.

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soared in the past year, for obvious reasons. Many of us have been spending 24/7 at home and have found the need for shades that lift our moods and work with the rhythm of the day.