Charity receives funds to tackle organ donor shortage in BAME communities

Ayrshire takeaway has launched a 'Council Dinner' munchie box complete with spaghetti hoops, turkey dinosaurs and other childhood favourites.Minted Munchies in Kilbirnie are offering up the nostalgic nosh for delivery from today.The sentimental scran comes in the shape of a 12-inch pizza box filled with a host of old school favourites.Customers can enjoy a bellyful of turkey dinosaurs, curly fries, potato smilies, mini potato waffles, chicken dippers and onion rings, accompanied by tubs of spaghetti hoops and baked beans, for just £15.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download

Ayrshire mum has created a calendar and photo book of reflections and seascapes in honour of her sons’ father who died just before Christmas from mental health issues. Chantal McFeely, 51, of Monkton, is donating 50 percent of the profits of her creations to Mental Health Foundation in honour of Robin McFeely, who passed away aged 50.

She recently graced the stage at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards to present this year's Best New Artist, after walking away with the gong, herself, in 2020.And Lizzo continued to ooze star quality on Friday evening as she grabbed dinner with her motherShari Johnson-Jefferson and a myriad of other family and friends.The 32-year-old songstress treated her crew to a Japanese fusion feast at the acclaimed Nobu restaurant in Malibu, California.

Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionThanks to fantastic generosity by locals, the butchers has been able to make 60 meals per week for people struggling to afford food.The Butchery Kitchen owner Stan Dacre told the Advertiser: “We’ve done some work over the years with various charities as a family and supporting local causes.

Rihanna dresses up in a sky blue outfit for a dinner out on Friday night (March 19) in Santa Monica, Calif.

immigration chiefs ordered him to leave the UK.The Home Office had demanded Matthew Jun Fei Freeman, who lives in Lossiemouth, Moray, return to his native China after 17 years here.Matt has been instrumental in helping with local mental health issues and was a former director of the Moray Wellbeing Hub.In January, the Home Office told Matt, an engineer with a PhD, to return to China immediately, removed his right to appeal and warned him that failure to comply could see him jailed.Matt was born in Hunan province and raised in Gansu province and both his parents have been dead for more than 20 years.Desperate appeals were made on his behalf from local MSP Richard Lochhead and MP Douglas Ross.Now Matt has revealed that the Home Office have

Tinsley Mortimer was reportedly 'blindsided' by her recent split with fiancéScott Kluth, after four years together.But the Real Housewives of New York City alum's breakup appears to have gone down a little differently than described.She might have had trouble taking the hint, as a source from Kluth's team told Page Six that theCoupon Cabin founder has tried to 'communicate' the split to her months ago.

flooding.That could create a shortage, which in turn will send prices of chips and crisps rocketing.The study by Dr Freya Garry – published in the Climate Risk Management journal – states: “Food for cattle, crops for humans, and potato growing will all be threatened by increased drought in the future, which we tend to experience when we have particularly hot dry summers.“Given the potentially serious consequences for UK farming, we felt it was appropriate to work with a high impact scenario.“Even under lower emission pathways, we know that our climate will continue to change, so even if the impacts are smaller than in this study, our study provides useful information for planning.’’ In 2019, a 3% reduction in the UK potato crop in key areas

Rupert Grint is opening up about his comments following JK Rowling‘s own comments towards the transgender community.

Courteney Cox gives a hug to Molly Sims while leaving a restaurant in Los Angeles earlier this week.

Daniel Dae Kim is urging communities to join together to stamp out bigotry.

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid, 50, received her first dose of the AstraZeneca Covid jab today in the same place Boris Johnson, 56, had his done.The journalist shared a picture of herself with the jab in her arm at St Thomas’ Hospital, in view of her 565,000 followers.She wrote: "JABBED! Thanks Kamilah & everyone at St Thomas’ Hospital vaccination centre. Didn’t see Boris.

Birmingham Live reports.Less than 24 hours later, the shop was burgled again in a devastating double blow.

Justin Bieber received a message of support from Martin Luther King Jr.'s family after getting backlash for using snippets of the late civil rights activist's speeches on his new album Justice.As soon as the album dropped on Thursday, the MLK clips - one used as the intro to the album and another as a two-minute interlude - became a hotly debated subject on Twitter.Some internet critics sounded off that it didn't seem appropriate to use MLK's historic words on a pop album filled with love songs.

Michael Strahan on Friday's. «I said to my wife as I went on, 'If I do OK here, anything that I get, let's give it to charity.

Arsene Wenger has recalled the hilarious story of Kolo Toure’s first trial at Arsenal, which saw him two-foot Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp and the manager himself.Toure, who turned 40 on Friday, racked up 326 appearances in his successful seven-year spell with the Gunners and played a key part in their 2003/04 Invincibles campaign.Nevertheless, it was a miracle that he even had the chance to go on and become an Arsenal legend after his calamitous first trial at the club in 2002.Upon arrival in north London, the Ivorian defender was told not to produce any heavy tackles on Wenger’s star-studded squad, who were in with a chance of winning the Premier League title that season.Despite this warning, the story goes that Toure first cleaned

More from GlamourSee More Stories© 2021 Condé Nast. All rights reserved.

Don't miss the latest news from the West Lothian Courier. Sign up to our free newsletter herehttps://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/newsletter-preference-centre/

Don't miss a thing by getting the latest from the Manchester Evening News sent direct to your inbox

Rangers forward Kemar Roofe may have left fans shocked with his “kung fu” tackle on Slavia Prague’s goalkeeper - but it doesn’t make the list of the top 15 all-time worst tackles.The goal-scorer was shown a straight red card after his high foot hit goalkeeper Andrej Kolar straight in the face in the Scottish side’s Europa League defeat.Launching the tackle six minutes after entering the fray, it left the shot-stopper with a massive cut on his head as he was stretchered off the pitch.But Roofe’s tackle is just one of a long list of horror tackles over the years.And Daily Star looked through the history books to find the 15 worst challenges from the sport…Harald Schumacher on Patrick PattisonThis 1982 World Cup semi-final was already a

Emily Atack has told how she receives hundreds of sexually abusive messages as well as images of men’s genitals every day online – but nothing is done because it happens on social media.