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Scott Brown admits getting used to no fans at games is going to take a while. The Hoops star is used to Celtic supporters following their side around the world, even for meaningless pre-season friendlies.

Ayrshire Post: "Recent times have been tough around Somerset Park with uncertainty in what have been a stressful few months.

A further 138 people's deaths from Covid-19 have been recorded in the UK, bringing the death toll to 44,968.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“Titan Games” continued to flex its relatively sizable muscles on Monday night, leading the broadcast networks alongside ABC’s “CMA Best of Fest.”The Dwayne Johnson-hosted NBC show scored a 0.7 rating among adults 18-49 and drew 3.8 million total viewers, which is almost exactly the same tally in both metrics as the week before. A replay of fellow competition series “The Wall” scored a 0.5 rating and just under 3 million viewers, followed by a “Dateline” replay with a 0.4 and 2.8 million viewers.With the Disney-owned network’s usual CMA Fest special canceled due to COVID-19, ABC aired a three-hour program highlighting 16 years of past performances from the annual Nashville event.

Erin Andrews spoke out for the first time since Dancing With the Stars ousted her and her longtime cohost, Tom Bergeron.“Thank you ABC and the entire Dancing With the Stars family for 6 memorable seasons,” the sportscaster, 42, said in a statement via Twitter on Tuesday, July 14.

Partick Thistle are facing being kicked out of Scottish football after being hit with a notice of complaint over their court bid.Both parties face an August 6 hearing date which will see them hauled up in front of the compliance officer.They have both been charged with breaching rule 78 over their bid to get their relegations annulled via the court of session.The rule states: "No member or Associated Person shall take a dispute which is referable to arbitration in terms of Article 99 to a court of law except as expressly permitted by the terms of Article 99."Punishment for breaking the rule could see the two clubs have their SFA membership terminated and kicked out of the SPFL if things go against them.

January Jones, 42, didn’t write a lot when she captioned her July 13 Instagram post. “Heat dome. (It’s a thing, look it up),” she wrote, referring to the “high-pressure circulation in the atmosphere acts like a dome or cap, trapping heat at the surface and favoring the formation of a heatwave” (per the National Ocean Service.) So, not only was the Spinning Out actress’s post totally glamorous — she wore a multi-colored, sparkly bikini — but it was also educational.

has repeatedly covered concerns among public health directors about the level of information they are receiving from the government’s private sector-run testing facilities, known as ‘pillar two’ of the programme. They consider daily patient-identifiable results - as opposed to the anonymised weekly data they get at present - not only crucial to their efforts on the ground, but also a legal requirement.Last week Mr Burnham said he believed the government was withholding the figures on patient confidentiality grounds, but when the M.E.N.

Kate Middleton showed off her fresh new hair cut and color that’s perfect for summer.The Duchess of Cambridge gave fans a preview of her new look on the royals’ official Instagram account. Photos were shared ahead of her appearance on Tuesday’s BBC Breakfast, during which she endorsed the Tiny Happy People initiative.According to the pretty pics, it appears as though the duchess ditched her signature chocolate brown locks to go with a warmer, lighter shade for the warmer months! She also added face-framing layers, which she exaggerated with a ’70s flip and a center part.“Wowww she looks so beautiful I am in love with her hair,” a Kensington Royal Instagram follower commented.

While researchers continue to learn about COVID-19, one thing is clear: a strong immune system will help you fend off the ravages of this virus. And one of the best ways to build a healthy immune system is by getting plenty of sleep.Sheltering at home sounds like an ideal condition for sleep, yet as researchers point out, increased anxiety over the disease makes insomnia more prevalent. The 24/7 news cycle keeps us on edge. These are stressful times. Sadly, your mood is also negat

Malina Saval Associate Editor, FeaturesThe coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the global economy, dramatically changing the way entertainment lawyers have conducted their business in Hollywood, New York and everywhere in between since March.Power lunches at the Palm have been replaced with marathon Zoom calls and negotiating contracts has gone from in-person meetings in Manhattan skyscrapers to FaceTime sessions from at-home offices and kitchens with children scurrying around.

Dolores Catania has been working on herself and her body during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. So far, The Real Housewives of New Jersey star, 49, has dropped 25 pounds while in quarantine — and, Dolores says she’s got 15 more to  lose. Dolores recently underwent tummy tuck surgery to remove excess loose skin, following her weight loss. The reality star also revealed that she “got a little fat transfer in my butt, too. It made it a little rounder.”

Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli asked a federal judge to reduce their $1 million bonds in the college admissions case, Us Weekly confirms.The couple “respectfully” appealed to Judge Nathaniel M. Gorton of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts on Monday, July 13, in court documents obtained by Us.

www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-getting-tested/ or telephone 0800 028 2816.” Covid-19 testing can booked online at www.nhs.uk/ask-for-a-coronavirus-test, or by turning up at the testing unit between 9.30am and 4.30pm.

Local Olympic curling gold medallist Eve Muirhead has endorsed a £75,000 campaign to install a specialised public toilet for people with physical and learning disabilities in Pitlochry. Professor Jason Leitch, the national clinical director for the Scottish Government, and Perthshire North MSP John Swinney are also backing the project for a ‘Changing Places Toilet’ at the Atholl Centre.

Jeremy Vine show, which saw Caprice arguing with a medical professional over the effectiveness of masks, has resurfaced on social media.The debate, which originally aired on March 16, saw the former model, 48, get heated with the visibly irritated Dr Sarah Jarvis during a discussion on how to control the coronavirus outbreak.While Caprice cited the examples set by Taiwan and Singapore, which imposed two-week lockdowns, strict quarantine measures and made wearing a mask compulsory, Dr Jarvis argued that there was “no evidence for this whatsoever” on whether the moves could control an outbreak.“Let us make no mistake about this – we are not going to solve this,” Dr Jarvis said.

fans were devastated on Monday, when police confirmed that Naya Rivera's body has been found after she was reported missing last Wednesday after taking a boat ride in Lake Piru in California with her 4-year-old son, Josey. Although as fans know, Rivera's death isn't the first heartbreaking incident that the cast has been hit with over the years.

Karol G has been diagnosed with COVID-19, according to reports.The 29-year-old tested positive for the virus in Miami, Florida over the weekend (July 11-12, 2020).Sources tell the Los Angeles Times she has no idea how she got sick, adding, “She has been very careful, initially respecting the quarantine and later the norms of social distancing and the use of masks.”While Karol tested positive, her Puerto Rican boyfriend, singer Anuel AA’s test was negative.The pair has chosen to quarantine apart.

Manchester council says the discovery of peregrine falcons nesting in the town hall should be celebrated despite delaying the building's restoration.Having at one time been close to extinction in the UK, the bird of prey’s numbers are now increasing as the protected species have adapted to nest on tall buildings.It is the first time in several years that the birds - the fastest animals on Earth - have made the town hall’s clock tower their home.Peregrines are provided with the highest category of legal protection under the WIldlife and Countryside Act 1981.This means that it is a criminal offence to intentionally or recklessly disturb birds once a nesting attempt is under way.But their commandeering of the Grade I listed building has caused

Rangers fan and only one thing comes to mind. The bullet header from Lee McCulloch, the razor-sharp finish from Daniel Cousin - and little DaMarcus Beasley racing clear of the home defence to seal one of the club's most memorable European victories.