Community council left furious as more houses earmarked for Cambuslang

garden more than her house after an astonishing £10k conversion complete with a gazebo and a hot tub. Like many, Carla Sherlock's getaway plans were put on hold when the Covid-19 pandemi c hit the world and she was forced to work from her home.

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Piers Morgan, 56, this morning took to Instagram to share a picture of his plate of food which consisted of; sausages, bacon, eggs, tomatoes and toast. While many drooled over the dish in the comments section, others couldn't resist pointing out how burnt his toast was.In view of his 1.7 million followers, he wrote: “You can’t beat a hearty country breakfast...

Whip up a love potion! Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson and more Harry Potter stars grew up during the course of the eight-film series, meaning they began dating — and, in some cases, settled down — with the world’s eyes on them.

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The Guardian, Louise explained how she got into the sex industry.She said: "I was beaten on to the streets by my husband in my early 20s."He told me unless I earned money for him he would leave me, and I had children and loved him, so I had to do it."Meanwhile, Martine was giving birth to her first child when she was told her twin sister was working in the famous windows.She didn't realise Louise was struggling for money, so she offered to help.Louise added: "Later on they needed a cleaner in the brothel and Martine took the job and the men asked her for business."So we started doing threesomes, and that was how we ended up working in the same house [window brothel] together."The sisters said it was much easier being in the sex industry

CAROL Vorderman looked fresh-faced as she went make-up free in an unzipped wetsuit. The 60-year-old has been making the most of the amazing weather by enjoying a number of trips down by the sea in Wales.

iOS - Android The court heard it caused damage estimated at £10,000.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said: "The accused told two friends she was going to set fire to her home."She didn't want to live there anymore and thought by doing this she would be moved somewhere else."She handed her friends two bags with belongings then poured two bottles of nail polish remover on the carpet and set it alight."Stafford then called the fire service and waited outside for them to arrive.The fiscal added: "Police officers attended and saw she was visibly upset."She was screaming that there were pictures of sentimental value inside."Officers twice had to stop her as she tried to re-enter the building."The front door and hallway were badly damaged and there

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Callander Community Council and former members rumbled on this week after it was alleged that the ex-councillors quit in a bid to collapse the group. The Observer last month told how the community council was thrown into turmoil after five of its members quit in a row over the town’s community development trust.Community councillors Richard Johnson, Brian Luti, Mike Luti, Elaine Watterson and Roger Watt took the decision to step down, citing a rift between long-standing community councillors and newer members who were elected to the council almost three years ago.

Don’t be tempted to put too many peach slices on this or you won’t have room for the raspberries. Prep time: 20 minutes, plus 30 minutes chilling| Cooking time: 25 minutesSixWe rely on advertising to help fund our award-winning journalism.We urge you to turn off your ad blocker for The Telegraph website so that you can continue to access our quality content in the future.Thank you for your support.Need help?Visit our page.

This cake is both very British – elderflower and strawberries – and very Scandinavian. Whisked sponges are properly made by beating the eggs and sugar over a pan of simmering water, but it’s a bit of a palaver.

Blueberries tend to be sweet, so they need a little lemon. I know there’s a lot of chilling with this pie but you really need to do it for your pastry – chilling the case, and then again once you have decorated the top.

Twitter user commented: “I would really like to see more of @Fern_Britton on television.“This wonderful lady is so diversely talented, charming, enthusiastic, and entertaining in whatever she does.“A real priceless diamond legend of a broadcaster and presenter… and a best selling author.”Seemingly flattered by the comment, she replied with a series of four-leaf clovers and happy emojis.‘He’s not really with us’ Jeremy Clarkson’s swipe at James MayMany of her 87,000 followers agreed with the fan and echoed his wishes.One commented: ”Definitely need you back on our TV Fern.

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway and Richard Madeley were left red-faced on today's show after a guest swore live on air. The presenter duo were forced to apologise after BBC correspondent John Simpson blurted out a rather rude word during an interview about his new book.

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Freak flooding has forced comedian Jack Whitehall to move out of his new £17.5 million Notting Hill home.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensA dog walker at an Erskine wildlife haven walked two dogs - while leaving another two alone inside his car.Concerned Emma Kempsell called in police as the poor hounds were left for up to an hour.It happened at the Boden Boo reserve on the bank of the River Clyde on Wednesday morning.Emma revealed the police were able to phone the man to get him back to the motor.She said: “This person shouldn’t be walking dogs.“They were in the boot, strapped in, facing the sun.“The windows were opened barely an inch and they were clearly distressed.”The dogs were inside a white Vauxhall Mokka car and the man was unapologetic when he got back.Emma added: “I was shocked he was a dog walker and asked him what was

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