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Hamilton Accies winger Jake Hastie hopes opening his account for the club on Saturday can be the catalyst for him to become a regular starter.

Hamilton Accies defender Jamie Hamilton played his first game for the club in almost two years yesterday.

Hamilton Accies edged past rock bottom Edinburgh City as Akheem Rose netted for the sixth time in five games to keep them on track for a second place finish in League One.

Stirling Albion boss Darren Young insists confidence is high within his group as they aim to make it an unbeaten week against Queen of the South tomorrow.

Kevin O'Hara was the hero for ten-man Hamilton as they battled to a vital win over Cove Rangers at New Douglas Park, who also had a man sent off.

Stephen Robinson is preparing for some transfer window wheeling and dealing in a bid to keep St Mirren in the top six.

East Kilbride boss Mick Kennedy admits the club being close to home for dad-to-be Lewis Spence was the key to the ex-Hamilton Accies star signing last week.

John Rankin insists there is a long way to go in the title race and he "won't give in" after falling further behind rivals Falkirk at the top of the table.

Mick Kennedy has revealed East Kilbride have agreed a deal to sign former St Johnstone and Edinburgh City forward John Robertson in January.

Travelling Scotland by train offers some stunning views, and travellers can now see the country in all its glory on an epic route that stops in each city.

An attempt by Scottish Labour to declare a housing emergency in Scotland has failed.

Pulp appeared to debut a new song called ‘Background Noise’ live last night (November 17) – check it out below.This summer saw Pulp reunite for a string of reunion gigs across the UK and Ireland – including a massive show at London’s Finsbury Park, two Sheffield homecoming gigs, a headline set at Latitude, and a finale at London’s Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith.The band were performing at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez during the Corona Capital Festival in Mexico yesterday when the new song received its live debut.Introducing the song, Cocker said they had a new song that “we want to play…for you” while also dedicating it to his girlfriend who was watching in the audience.Check out the new song here and the band’s full set list below:Pulp played:‘I Spy’‘Disco 2000’‘Background Noise’ (new song)‘Pink Glove’‘Weeds’‘Weeds II (The Origin of the Species)’‘F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E.’‘Sorted for E’s & Wizz’‘This Is Hardcore’‘Do You Remember the First Time?’‘Babies’‘Sunrise’‘Underwear’‘Common People’This December will see the band play what is currently their last scheduled gig together at Edinburgh’s Hogmanay celebrations on New Year’s Eve. Visit here for tickets and more information.Cocker said of the gig: “When your grandkids ask, ‘Do you remember the first time Pulp played Edinburgh’s Hogmanay?’ What will your answer be? Come along and start 2024 in the very best way possible.

Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin insists his side has still to hit top gear this season, despite their unbeaten start to the season.

Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin admits he’s relishing a SPFL Trust Trophy rematch with Raith Rovers, but wants to sort out their league form.

Steven Gerrard was used to no and low crowds during Covid as Rangers boss and the empty stands are becoming a familiar feel during his Saudi adventure as his Al-Ettifaq side suffered their second successive defeat.

Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin admits he has been too loyal to players this season and warns he will wield the axe ahead of their League One trip to Montrose next weekend.

Hamilton boss John Rankin praised his ruthless players for making sure their cup defence didn't get killed off by East Kilbride.

Kilmarnock's Bobby Wales is set to join Alloa Athletic on-loan for the season.

Pulp will headline this year’s Hogmanay for the Edinburgh event’s 30th anniversary.The Sheffield band’s show at ‘Concert In The Gardens’ on December 31 will mark their first show in the Scottish capital in more than 20 years. Ticketholders will be able to watch the band ring in 2024 against the backdrop of Edinburgh Castle.Pulp vocalist Jarvis Cocker said: “When your grandkids ask, ‘Do you remember the first time Pulp played Edinburgh’s Hogmanay?’ What will your answer be? Come along and start 2024 in the very best way possible.

A gas leak in Edinburgh city centre has sparked an emergency evacuation of at least 45 flats.

A woman has been left 'stressed and upset' after being racially abused on a bus in Edinburgh city centre.