Larkhall Thistle pull out of West Of Scotland League amid Covid chaos

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway has revealed her husband Derek has said his first word since going into hospital. Kate says that Derek mouthed the word "pain" as doctors worked on his body to keep his muscles moving, after seven months of being in intensive care.Sobbing Kate had to watch her husband's body be manipulated by medical staff, 214 days after he was first admitted to hospital with coronavirus.

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Gareth Bale scoring a winner for Tottenham Hotspur? It’s like 2013 all over again.

Scotland team haven’t lost a game in eight.They’ve just kept three clean sheets on the bounce and sit top of their Nations League group. No wonder he’s relaxed.

Fulham flunk a penalty in the last minute against West Ham. The Cottagers are the favourites to be relegated this season so every point matters in the Premier League.And after holding West Ham for so long, hearts were broken when Tomas Soucek netted in injury-time to give the home side the lead.But that was not the end and with 98 minutes on the clock, Ademola Lookman had the chance to steal a point.However, instead of slotting it past Lukasz Fabianski, the 23-year-old attempted an audacious Panenka-style penalty.

The Sun: 'Everyone is on tenterhooks. Like the other contestants AJ had a routine Covid test, which came back positive.

The UK is set to experience a foggy and murky day on Sunday with occasional sunny spells before the weather gets colder and wetter next week.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVReturning to host “Saturday Night Live” for the second time, comedian Dave Chappelle couldn’t help but address the political news of the day — and how they related to politics of recent past — in his opening monologue.The Nov. 7 episode was the post-election episode, the second time he had that prime hosting spot.

It's a proper 'Super Sunday'.

Mo with the flow at the Etihad, and play for penalties in the title-race six-pointer between Manchester City and Liverpool (4.30pm).

festive film called Lost At Christmas would boost business said all he has lost is bookings.Guy Daynes, who runs The Clachaig Inn in the heart of Glencoe, allowed filmmakers to feature his award-winning pub in the new movie.The romantic comedy stars Clare Grogan, Sanjeev Kohli and Sylvester McCoy.Guy planned to hold a mini premiere to mark the winter launch at cinemas across the UK.

Scotland to try out a controversial treatment using magnets.Jo Arnold will undergo a form of therapy which involves bursts of magnetic energy being sent into her head.The 42-year-old has been left ­terrified to drive in case she knocks someone over.Now she hopes ­transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) will help her conquer her obsessive compulsive disorder.Jo said: “It’s the first type of medical treatment outside of therapy that I’ve tried. My OCD began with cleanliness and germs but it’s grown into every area of my life.“I have a fear of driving because I’m terrified I might knock somebody down or hurt an animal.“I’m constantly checking things to ensure it’s safe.

The family of a man who died in custody have been denied legal aid in their fight for justice. Allan Marshall, 30, was on remand at Edinburgh’s HMP Saughton when prison officers dragged him face down across a corridor with a towel over his head.His relatives want to sue the Scottish Prison Service (SPS), Police Scotland and Lord Advocate James Wolffe.But the Scottish Legal Aid Board (SLAB) refused an application for financial help to take it to court.Mr Marshall’s brother Alistair said: “Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf apologised and told us we’d been let down.

11-year battle to stop an incinerator being built.Plans for the facility at Carnbroe, near Coatbridge, were rejected by the Scottish Government last week.Ministers said the buildings, including an 80-metre chimney, would be “out of keeping” with the adjacent residential area.Residents feared fumes from the plant would put people’s health at risk.

NHS charity fund to pay for his treatment.Lisa Quarrell, 39, says son Cole Thomson’s Bedrolite medication costs the family £1200 every month.Former police officer Lisa wants to use NHS endowment funds to pay for his supply. The charity funds are given to the NHS by donations from the public.Cole, eight, suffers from a rare form of epilepsy.

During President-elect Joe Biden's address to the nation Saturday evening, he announced that his administration's work will begin with addressing the coronavirus pandemic. "We cannot repair the economy, restore vitality or relish life's most precious moments - our grandchildren, our children, our birthdays, weddings, graduation, all the moments that matter most to us - until we get it under control," Biden said.

Lori Loughlin could be released from prison on Christmas Day.The 56-year-old actress has been incarcerated at California's FCI Dublin for her involvement in the college admissions scandal since October 30.However, she has been given an official release date of December 27 by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.Because that day is a Sunday, it means Loughlin can be released on Thursday, December 24, or Friday, December 25, and spend Christmas Day with her family in Los Angeles.On its website, the agency states it 'may release an inmate whose release date falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, on the last preceding weekday.' Home for Christmas: Lori Loughlin may be out of prison on Christmas Day.

CHRIS Moyles has some words of wisdom for the three DJs licking their wounds after being axed from Radio 1. Dev Griffin, Huw Stephens and Phil Taggart will all leave in a shake-up aimed at bringing in new talent.

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend have found themselves the targets of President Donald Trump's notoriously petty Twitter tirades in the past.So the celebrity power couple was no doubt elated with Democratic candidate Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' overwhelming victory.They celebrated the president-elect and vice president-elect on Saturday, with a cruise through the streets of West Hollywood, where locals gathered to commence the impromptu festivities.

Charlie Hunnam made a remote appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Liveon Friday evening to promote his latest project Jungleland.And during the interview, the 40-year-old actor discussed contracting COVID-19 'very early on' in the pandemic and how his experience with the virus was not particularly severe.Hunnam also revealed that he is currently experiencing 'a little bit of a persistent fever, a dry cough, a little bit of fatigue' and that it 'could' be COVID-19 again. Special guest: Charlie Hunnam made a remote appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Friday evening to promote his latest project Jungleland'I'm not sure what I have.

Sylvester Stallone returned to the set of his upcoming film Samaritan in early October after being put on hold for more than six months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.And on Saturday the Hollywood legend was seen back in action shooting scenes for the superhero thriller in Atlanta, Georgia.He also seemed at ease,while in-between takes, checking his phone and engaging with the crew who have all had to adhere to new health and safety protocols in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.