‘Control: AWE’ review: a mind-bending victory lap for one of this generation’s best games

Nicola Sturgeon is to consider introducing the “rule of six” restrictions on social gatherings in Scotland in an effort to halt the surge in coronavirus cases, particularly amongst the young.

Threave Rovers gaffer, Vinnie Parker added, said: “We’re trying to get some arranged but it’s a nightmare with all the travel restrictions.

Oprah Magazine that after her granny showed her a female artist performing on MTV, she encouraged her to ‘make a real change in this world.’She shared: ‘After I was raped, I cried on her couch for days.‘Eventually she turned on MTV and told me to look up. A female artist was performing.‘My grandmother said, “I’ll let you cry the rest of the day, but then tomorrow you’re going to go back out and make a real change in this world.

Perthshire. Passengers in the Carse of Gowrie and between Blairgowrie and Dundee no longer need to wonder whether or not they have a missed a bus and when the next one is due.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Vulnerable people in East Kilbride and Strathaven will be able to receive much-needed vital support thanks to a cash injection from the National Lottery.Well Connected, a joint initiative established by Older and Active East Kilbride and the town’s Citizen’s Advice Bureau, received £75,000 which will enable them to continue to provide support for older and disabled people who are finding that their mental health has been affected by the pandemic.Help is available to anyone over 50 or disabled people of any age and has tailored services to support people, whether they are experiencing mild to moderate or more severe mental health problems.The project

The Babysitter: Killer Queen might very well be the worst thing I've watched in 2020, and I sat through the State of the Union Address.Gory horror-comedies with half-baked plots can actually be quite entertaining if they are at least well-shot and well-written. This sequel to the borderline-decent 2017 Netflix original The Babysitter is neither of these things.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticDennis Hopper meets Orson Welles: That sounds like an oil-and-water match-up of legendary filmmakers. Welles, for all his renegade gusto, was a defrocked classicist — maybe (or maybe not) the greatest film director who ever lived, and one who became the ultimate high-toned Hollywood dropout.

10 Sep 2020 After a long hot summer it can be tricky transitioning into your Autumn wardrobe.

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It turns out actress Heather Locklear was on team Brandi Glanville during season 10 of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Friend of the show Brandi claimed she had a wild affair with married cast member Denise Richards, who then said she barely knew the former RHOBH regular. Brandi, 47, has revealed that Heather reached out to her to thank her for bringing her story about Denise to light. Denise, 49, and Heather, 58, were famously once best friends…until she started dating Heather’s estranged husband Richie Sambora in 2006, just a few months after the couple of 11 years split. The women then became bitter rivals.

Halle Berry made Hollywood history with her Oscar win, but it didn't quite have the effect she hoped it would. In 2002, Berry, now 54, won the Academy Award for best actress for the film "Monster's Ball," making her the first Black woman to win the award.

UK Government to end its furlough scheme next month.She has also made clear it will not be 'acceptable' for the initiative to stop without Scotland being given the ability to set up an alternative.The First Minister said the UK Government ending the scheme – set up by Chancellor Rishi Sunak at the height of the coronavirus pandemic – will “narrow the options available to us in controlling the spread of the virus in the next few months”.By the end of June, some 736,500 workers across Scotland had been furloughed.Sturgeon made her plea as Scottish Labour warned almost 350,000 workers in Scotland could be facing redundancy when the job retention scheme closes at the end of October.Sturgeon insisted there was still an “ongoing need for

class A drugs into the UK – her third conviction.Katy McAllister, who was once cleared of killing a friend by giving her powerful painkillers, had previous convictions for supplying diazepam and temazepam.The mum of two had also admitted possession of magic mushrooms and been banned from the road while unfit through drink or drugs.McAllister, 34, last September pleaded guilty at Dundee Sheriff Court to trying to import oxycodone and morphine.In that instance, she was duped by her supplier in India, who sent paracetamol, hay fever pills and ibuprofen instead.At a Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service hearing this week, McAllister’s name was removed from the register after she was ruled unfit to practise.The acute clinical care specialist

sex trafficking gang luring vulnerable women to Scotland has been busted in a series of raids across Europe.Guns, knives, luxury cars and cash were seized by officers and 24 traffickers were arrested in raids in Scotland, England and Romania yesterday.Trafficking victims who had been snared by the violent gang were also rescued in the UK and Romania.The operation spearheaded by Police Scotland saw four properties in Glasgow and Aberdeen targeted as part of a series of co-ordinated dawn raids.Ten suspected gang members, of Romanian nationality, were arrested in the UK including seven in Scotland.A further 14 suspected gang members were nabbed by police who raided 23 properties in Romania.As well as the arrests, mobile phones and documents

Set in 1940 in Kobe, Japan, with an epilogue during the bombing of the city in 1945, Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s intriguingly titled Wife of a Spy (Spy no Tsuma) bookends the Second World War in an absorbing, exotic, well-paced thriller with moments of disconcerting realism and horror. Its spot in Venice competition is a well-earned promotion for the director after his many accolades for films like Kairo, Tokyo Sonata and Before We Vanish.

Nintendo has reportedly begun asking developers to make games 4K-ready, further suggesting at the possibility of a more powerful version of the Nintendo Switch.A new Bloomberg report about Nintendo’s production hike included a short, but telling, mention that the Nintendo Switch upgrade is more than just a rumour.

The Bachelor #24 alum Victoria Fuller announced Wednesday that she ended her five-month romance with The Bachelor #19 Chris Soules, who apparently wanted her to move to his native Iowa.'I'm not moving to Iowa anytime soon,' the Virginia-born 26-year-old told The Viall Files.'He is an amazing man and he deserves somebody super awesome who's willing to go to Iowa and live in Iowa and right now, I'm not there yet.

Fitbit Versa 3.If you're looking for a smartwatch that does it all, you can't go wrong with the Apple Watch. The Apple Watch Series 5 is the latest version and has an always-on retina display.

Chris Willman Music Writer“‘Forrest Gump’ with a mantra” — that’s the underlying premise, in a nutshell, of “Meeting the Beatles in India,” which has filmmaker Paul Saltzman recounting the week he spent hanging with the Beatles under the tutelage of the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi during their famous sojourn to the ashram in 1968. Saltzman has a tale to tell in having been nearly the only non-entourage-member along for the enlightenment alongside the Beatles for that legendary spiritual/media event.

Go-Big Show, an hour-long competition series where participants show off their extreme talents for a $100,000 prize. This isn't your typical reality competition so don't expect to see any singing or dancing.

A film whose take on the early months of the Space Race has surely never occurred to another filmmaker, Elsa Kremser and Levin Peter's Space Dogs introduces itself as a look at the present-day reincarnations of Laika, the canine astronaut whose life was sacrificed by the Soviet space program in 1957. Excellently photographed and occasionally helped by a sober, evocative voiceover, the film proves something of a ruse — using its space-faring conceit mostly as an excuse to spend most of an hour and a half following a pack of indifferent street mutts around silently.