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Anton Du Beke. 53, recalled how his Hungarian father Antal Du Beke would often “fly off the handle” when he was young and it left him not “caring” when he died back in 2001.The professional ballroom dancer described his dad as “a hard, Eastern European type.

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterA police box compared to a Tardis has landed next to Ayr’s Wellington Square - sparking two planning objections. There are hopes  to sell drinks, snacks and ice-cream from the navy booth with chairs and tables outside for customers. Sharon Welsh has lodged a retrospective planning application with South Ayrshire Council for the kiosk at 25 Wellington Square. The application said the outdoor terraced seating area is part of a bid to create a space outside in response to Covid-19 restrictions. Ayr West Conservative Councillor Martin Dowey said: “It is a good idea but it needs to meet planning regulations. “As a former police officer who used

Jack Ross insists the SPFL risk ruining the season if they dish out mandatory defeats for clubs during the Covid-19 crisis.The Easter Road boss believes it would be a ‘dangerous path’ for the governing body to go down as they bid to cope with teams being unable to fulfil fixtures.Today’s opponents, Kilmarnock, are facing a disciplinary charge for allegedly breaching SPFL coronavirus regulations.But Ross expects Killie to defend themselves robustly as the virus spreads through wider society.And he reckons Scottish football should be wary of playing the blame game.He said: “Sometimes it’s our culture where we look to apportion blame rather than take a step back and assess the situation.“Our profession is different to the wider population and

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.The infant feeding team at NHS Lanarkshire is inviting new mums to join an online community to receive professional advice – and support from other mothers.With the suspension of local breastfeeding and mother and baby groups and a reduction in face to face support due to social distancing, the team is ensuring new mums can continue to have access to professional feeding support.Women can join the online group and gain access to virtual infant feeding classes and expert advice.Maternity services have also set up an antenatal workshop page where they will provide interactive sessions on all aspects of pregnancy, birth, postnatal care, infant care, infant

Ayrshire Post: “I’m not really known for my goals so it was great to pop up with two.“We’ve been working hard on set pieces and when you have the delivery of Joe Chalmers, you’re always going to get good chances.“Thankfully I took my opportunties when they came and it was an important win for the boys.”Miller, 25, has seen his promising career interrupted by serious injury after coming through Celtic’s youth system.A tear of his ACL led to a lengthy spell on the sidelines and Miller turned to education as a backup plan, studying Electrical Engineering at Glasgow Caledonian University.He revealed: “It’s been a good challenge and something I’ve really enjoyed doing.“I’m now in my final year and there’s lots of different things to get your

Europa League group stage match. Neil Lennon's men improved significantly in the second period and clawed their way back into the game with a goal from Moi Elyounoussi, but Jens Petter Hauge restored Milan's two-goal advantage deep into injury time and it finished 3-1 to the visitors.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Callum Davidson has always had belief in his St Johnstone plan - even when results were not coming.The Perth manager, enjoying his first full-time role in the hotseat, guided Saints to an impressive win on the road at Hamilton last week.It was a result that hoisted them off the foot of the table ahead of a Tayside derby against Dundee United tomorrow.Davidson admits he sought the advice of friends in the game when his side’s chips were down earlier in the season.But performances have never been a problem and he was sure results would arrive.“I spoke to a couple of managers I know from down the road when

Edinburgh beauty spot. The grim discovery was made yesterday morning in woods at Corstorphine Hill.

Kemar Roofe 's halfway line stunner - seconds after being delighted by the play before it .The summer signing scored a fantastic second against Standard Liege, bringing the ball down in his own half before beating two men and lashing it in from 55 yards.It's the longest goal in Europa League history and sure to be on the shortlist for the Puskas Award. McCoist, meanwhile, was left gobsmacked.He exclaimed on BT Sport: "I said to Gordon - I was delighted with the hold-up play!"I was thrilled with that, then he has a look.

, a Black-owned organization that provides housing, pro bono legal services, and advocacy for women rebuilding their lives after prison. She also wanted the packaging to reflect her upbeat personality, rather than “playing on the stoner trope" or looking sterile and dull on shelves. “My color palette is bright colors," she says.

in an interview with the Daily Express: “I think it’s possible that I had the Covid virus early on in the tour of Korea, Japan and Australia in January, and got through it, but it’s thickened the blood, which apparently it does, and that could have been the trigger that gave me the heart attack.“I thought it was too early to get it (Covid) but the evidence now seems to be that the virus was around.”Brian went on to say the confirmed cause of his heart attack is “still a bit of a mystery” as he claimed he was keeping fit during his last tour with Queen.“Strangely enough I was the fittest person on that last Queen tour we did,” he divulged.“I did biking every morning and I’m not a person who has ever smoked.

Jessie Cave gave birth to her third child on Wednesday, October 21, only 40 minutes after her water broke.“Abraham ‘Bam’ Benjamin,” the Harry Potter star, 33, captioned a Thursday, October 22, Instagram photo of herself breast-feeding the infant. “Our baby boy was born in the early hours yesterday morning just 40 mins after my waters were broken.

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Vanessa Hudgens has been hard at work on the set ofTick, Tick… Boom!, the new directorial project by Lin Manuel Miranda, which resumed production this month.On Thursday, the 31-year-old High School Musical vet was back in the grind as she was spotted on set in the East Village.Decked out in costume and full protective gear, including a face shield and akn95 mask, she arrived safely on location for a full day of shooting. Work grind: Vanessa Hudgens, 31, resumed her first week on location for Lin Manuel Miranda's upcoming movie, Tick, Tick...Boom!.

Rangers boss admitted he has a few Belgian friends that could give him inside information on his team's Europa League opponents. Asked separately about former teammates Jelle Van Damme and Simon Mignolet, Gerrard refused to budge as he laughed off their persistent probing.