Falkirk police warn public over Royal Mail text message scams

Chris Sutton loves nothing more than a playful dig at Ally McCoist with his BT Sport banter partner often giving as good as he gets.

Airdrie manager Ian Murray says he is keen to bring Celtic's Kerr McInroy back to the Diamonds - but it must work for everybody.

Hamilton Women’s head coach Gary Doctor was pleased to see his side run up a 14-goal rout in the Scottish Women’s Cup – but knows a much more difficult task awaits them this weekend.

An inspiring Scots dad is taking on the gruelling Tour de France bicycle route inspired by his daughter who was diagnosed with cancer after having a Covid test.

Outlander star Caitriona Balfe has spoken out about the “crazies” amongst Outlander’s passionate fanbase.

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway interrupted Emily Thornberry's attack on Boris Johnson this morning to correct her.

David Tennant and wife Georgia have been having some banter about another high profile celebrity couple.

Police in Lanarkshire have launched appeals for help after two people were killed in separate accidents.

A police detective who arranged to meet what he thought was an eight-year-old girl online has been jailed.

Meryl Streep watches the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.The 72-year-old A-lister revealed she's a viewer of the Bravo reality series during a group interview in promotion of her latest movie Don't Look Up, as she opened up about climate change, and distractions in society from the overarching issue.'It's life … it's right now,' said the three-time Academy Award winner. 'It's happening right now. And what do I do? I go in and watch the Housewives of Beverly Hills.

Death in Paradise is back on screens weekly as viewers tune in to find out what’s next for Neville Parker (played by Ralf Little) and Florence Cassell (Josephine Jobert).

A major police investigation has been launched after a woman was knocked down and killed in South Lanarkshire.

Different perspectives. After Lala Kent expressed her disappointment with GG Gharachedaghi for seemingly being unsupportive amid her split from Randall Emmett, the Shahs of Sunset star wasn’t afraid to call out her former friend.

Motherwell are lining up Jordan Roberts for a Fir Park return as Graham Alexander looks to have him in the building for the clash with Ross County.

Ange Postecoglou insists he won’t lose any sleep over Riley McGree ’s Celtic snub as he’s only interested in players who want to be at Parkhead.

A petition has gone viral demanding the removal of a Michigan judge after she had some very harsh words for a cancer patient — all over some weeds in an alleyway.

Police have said they are not yet investigating the Downing Street garden party during the first lockdown - despite Boris Johnson admitting he attended.

A post shared by Rachel Riley (@rachelrileyrr)Donaldbell1944 wrote: “You are so right about ‘the questions I would have asked them’.“Nowadays, I find myself simply sharing stuff with my children so that they don’t have that regret.“Needless to say they find some of it trying.”Pievsky wrote: “We are all guilty of not asking questions to our family.“We don’t realise until it’s too late xx.”The_craigt gushed over the good looks of one of Rachel’s family members in the photo.He penned: “One of your granddads looks like a James Bond Roger Moore.”Elsewhere, Rachel was recently replaced in her role as a maths expert on Countdown by Anne-Marie Imafidon, 31.Speaking to Steph McGovern on Channel 4’s Packed lunch, Anne-Marie explained that the job is tougher than it looked."It was fun in a way, but it's still a job," Anne-Marie admitted."Like, it's six things at the same time, I'm having to check their answers, I'm having to write it legibly, I'm also having to move."I've got bigger hair than Rachel does so I'm having to stand and not cover Anne's camera or the numbers or the letters.”

The House committee investigating the January 6th attack on the Capitol issued subpoenas to four major tech companies, including Alphabet, Meta, Reddit and Twitter, for documents related to the spread of election disinformation on social media and the use of platforms by violent extremists.

The Queen has agreed to strip the Duke of York of his honorary military roles and royal patronages, Buckingham Palace has announced.

Yobs who torched the Lanarkshire home of Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell remain at large.