Drivers slapped with fines over 'dangerous parking' at Scots beauty spots

Hamilton. Officers swooped on two properties on Quarry Street on Monday, April 26, after receiving intelligence about potential drugs within.

The singer went on to add: "To have that felt lovely to breathe again, not be too worried about schedules and finishing records and just enjoy the children."It was only as time went on and they got bigger [that] my life felt like it was shrinking into this little box and everybody else's life was expanding,” Louise continued.“So I felt really claustrophobic and really scared that I’d lost doing what I love.“When you love what you do it kind of gives you the confidence and when you strip that away from me I sort of become really unconfident as a person and that’s sort of my back up."The star who recently released her autobiography added: "So I did really miss it towards the end.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorNielsen and the networks it serves have long been at odds, like a student might be with a particularly tough college professor who always offers a B- but never an A.

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Mother's day, the fragrance world can be overwhelming. (So.

It’s been a rocky road for Josh Duggar since his family entered the spotlight on 19 Kids and Counting (formerly 17 Kids and Counting and 18 Kids and Counting).

The Chase viewers were distracted on Friday afternoon as contestant Kate tried her luck on the ITV quiz show.Host Bradley Walsh welcomed four new contestants to the studio and was eager to see them get through to the final with some money in-hand.Jenny Ryan aka The Vixen was in the hot seat once again trying to prevent the hopefuls from going home with the cash prize.Jules, Guy, Kate and Nicky all took it in turns to take on the cash builder round and later went head-to-head with The Menace in an intense round of general knowledge questions.Nicky was the first person to take on The Vixen and she managed to sail through to the final round and added £6,000 to the prize fund.Library assistant Kate was up next and determined to follow in

Perth and Kinross schools earlier this month due to COVID outbreaks. PKC figures show that between April 21-27, 232 pupils and 20 staff stayed away across six schools.

railway line had been temporarily suspended following reports of a person being hit by a train. Emergency services were called to the scene of the incident between Dundee and Arbroath, which is believed to have taken place at around 4.45pm on Friday, April 30.

USA Today.But California argued that Texas was simply seeking to penalize it for reaching a different conclusion: that taxpayer dollars should not be used to fund discrimination.On Monday, the Supreme Court declined to hear Paxton’s lawsuit, declining to give a reason for why its action.

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Meghan Markle deliberately only used The Duchess of Cambridge's name once during her now infamous chat with Oprah Winfrey to distance herself from the negative light, it has been claimed.

Katie Price was left in hysterics after her humorous son Harvey shot down her fiancé Carl Woods.Carl offered 18-year-old Harvey a bottle of Peroni, but the teenager quickly put him in his place."Harv, I've got you a nice cold beer,” said Carl.Harvey replied loudly: "No Carl." But the former Love Island star asked: "Why not?"Harvey repeated: "No," as the car expert tried to entice the topless teenager into drinking a cold one with him.Carl, 31, added: "Go on, have a beer with me."Harvey again rejected the offer, to which Carl suggested: "What do you want then, an orange squash?"At that point Harvey calmed down, again replying: "Yeah,” as Carl was heard chuckling to himself.Former glamour model Katie, 42, posted the fun footage on her social

Oprah Winfrey has bravely opened up about her childhood abuse in her new book.The US chat show queen admitted she suffered a “lonely” childhood and how she experienced a brutal “whupping” at the hands of her grandmother.The iconic 67-year-old presenter now has a staggering net worth said to be $2.6billion (£1.87b).But despite her vast wealth, Oprah has admitted that she grew up poor and "rarely feeling loved".The media mogul makes the stark revelations in her new book What Happened to You?: Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing."As a young girl, I was 'whupped' regularly,” revealed megastar Oprah in the book.“At the time it was an accepted practice of punishment to discipline a child.

Jai McDowall says he had to stuff socks down his pants to play his saucy new panto role. Former Britain's Got Talent winner Jai took on the 'big' part of Robin Hood in new online adult panto Throbbin Hood and The Boobs in the Wood with ex Atomic Kitten Kerry Katona and RuPaul's Davina D'Campo.

Diego Laxalt outright in the summer, according to an Italian report. The Uruguayan moved to Parkhead on loan from Milan in the summer, having been a long-term target of then manager Neil Lennon.

Fuming parents have slammed a school for serving meals to their children that were "absolutely inedible".

A teenager died from hypothermia after falling asleep in the cold at beauty spot, an inquest has heard.

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A post shared by Gucci Beauty Official (@guccibeauty)Given this, her latest project with Avon couldn't be a more perfect fit. In a new study of 8,000 women around the world, the beauty giant found that most women (92 percent) have felt increased pressure during the pandemic due to feelings of isolation, financial stress and job security. Indeed, late last year global data from UN Women suggested the coronavirus pandemic could wipe out 25 years of increasing gender equality.

coronavirus policies.In a statement, NTIA Scotland said: “Scottish Government support has been wholly inadequate to compensate for operating losses and a majority of businesses have now incurred unsustainable debt as a result.”Noting that 39,000 jobs are at risk, it argued that the costs of rent, staff furlough, insurance and other expenses are now far exceeding the income gained from revenue and government grants.They said the average small business in the sector has now exceeded £150,000 in coronavirus-related debts.NTIA Scotland said that they agreed that initial lockdowns and restrictions on nightlife were necessary, “thanks to the heroic efforts of our NHS workers, vaccine researchers and scientists, and the immensely successful