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The Proclaimers raked in more than £1.1 million last year by performing their hits, it has been revealed.The income of twins Craig and Charlie Reid’s firm almost tripled in the last 12 months thanks to a sell-out tour and the popularity of their music.The Edinburgh-born duo are famous for hits including Sunshine on Leith, I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) and I’m on my Way which have been featured in films, television shows and commercials.Companies House figures show the 54-year-old brothers’ firm Proclaimers Live Limited have total assets of £1,145,225.That includes £1,138,028 held in a bank account, £6965 owed by debtors and £232 in tangible assets and the total is more than £750,000 up on the previous year’s figure of £394,767.The business owe

PETER Kay joked he plans on going away for another four years - after a standing ovation at his comeback gig. The comedian said returning to the stage is like "getting in a hot bath" as cheers rang out at a charity performance.

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterPeter Kay has finally made a valiant return to the stage after a four-year hiatus.The Bolton-Born comedian headed to the Manchester O2 Apollo for the first of two live Q&As this weekend - special charity gigs to raise money for cancer patient Laura Nuttall.Peter compared getting back on the stage to "getting in a hot bath" as he walked on-stage to a standing ovation."I've never in my life had a standing ovation when I came on," he chuckled.

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!NASA has started accepting applications for four people to pretend to live for a year on Mars.The project is part of the agency’s preparation for an eventual real-life Martian manned mission.The paid volunteers will work a simulated Martian exploration mission complete with spacewalks, limited communications back home, restricted food and resources and equipment failures.But instead of taking the perilous journey to the Red Planet - the those who get the gig will only have to travel to Houston, USA.They will spend 365 days in Mars Dune Alpha - a 1,700-square-foot Martian habitat, created by a 3D-printer, and inside a building at Johnson Space Centre.Nasa is planning three of these

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Ellise Shafer administratorWarner Bros.’ “The Suicide Squad” is poised to come out on top of the domestic box office chart this weekend, with an estimated three-day gross of $25.65 million.Though the R-rated superhero film is now expected to fall slightly short of previous industry predictions that it would gross over $30 million in its first weekend, “The Suicide Squad” is still set to top the box office by a healthy $10,000 margin.

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Get the latest top news stories sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletterA Paisley mother ripped her sleeping child from her bed after her garden was set on fire in the early hours of Friday morning.Claire McGinley from Hunterhill has told of the horror she experienced when a neighbour banged on her door at 4.30am to raise the alarm.Claire, her partner Mark and their daughter Everly were asleep when the neighbour spotted the rising flames and ran to get them out of the house on Chapelhill Road.She said: “Mark saw the flames and shouted to me to grab Everly.“I grabbed our wee girl from her bed, terrified and not sure where the fire was or what was happening and ran to our in laws who thankfully live across the road.“I thought the

EA’s Ultima Underworld and two Syndicate games are free on GOG, and those who already own them can claim a refund.GOG has seen the return of four games that have previously been removed from the platform. Ultima Underworld 1 & 2, Syndicate Plus, and Syndicate Wars are all available free of charge.

Pistol Whip receives its second free story content update next week with the wild west themed Smoke & Thunder.Pistol Whip is a VR rhythm game where you have to time your gunshots to the beat to earn a maximum high score. Following its futuristic 2089 update last year, Smoke & Thunder will take players back to the wild west, releasing August 12.Smoke & Thunder features tracks from The Heavy, Black Pistol Fire, Bones UK, Devora, and a never before heard track from Magic Sword.

Police Scotland have confirmed that three people were rushed to hospital following a collision involving four vehicles in the Highlands. Emergency services raced to the scene on the A836 shortly before 3pm on Friday, August 6.Police and fire crews were forced to close the road between Reay and Thurso near to the smash which involved four vehicles.Three fire engines and a heavy rescue unit were also in attendance.Officers confirmed that three people were taken by ambulance to Caithness Hospital and the road was eventually reopened at around 4.55pm.

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Nando's is providing unwavering support and a judgement-free delight in the form of free PERi-PERi for students picking up their grades – no matter the result.Whether you're adding spice to your celebration or commiserating with chicken, the popular food chain will be giving away a free starter or ¼ chicken to students on August 10 or 12.The offer is valid for GCSE students picking up their grades, as well as A-Level, Scottish Highers and National 5 students.

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterHe was sitting on his hands but bursting with pride.High up in the stand at the Başakşehir Fatih Terim Stadium was a man determined not to miss St Johnstone’s special night.Fair City supporters may have been denied a trip in times of Covid-19 but Baku-based Alan Mentiply packed his bags and headed for Istanbul.Alan (42) grew up in Luncarty and attended Perth Grammar School before later moving to Azerbaijan for work in 2011. He has enjoyed European jaunts to watch Saints take on Vaasa and Monaco in 1999, Eskisehirspor in 2012, Rosenborg in 2013 and Luzern in 2014.

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