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Jon Landau, who has been Bruce Springsteen‘s manager and co-producer for nearly 50 years, has sold his producer and neighboring rights royalties to Primary Wave Music. Landau has co-produced most of Springsteen’s albums beginning with 1975’s classic “Born to Run” and has also worked with Jackson Browne — and, in his first stint as a producer (at the age of 19), the MC5, although that group is not involved in this transaction.

The Post Office has lost the records of almost 20 cases involving the prosecution of subpostmasters in Scotland, the Sunday Mail can reveal.

West Lothian locals got “proud and loud’ at the weekend to celebrate a fantastic day of diversity.

Liam Kelly left Rangers as a boy but is back as a man.

Hamilton Accies goalkeeper Charlie Albinson says the Championship promotion battle will be wide open this season as a host of ambitious and big-spending clubs fight it out to reach the top flight.

A Scots dad has warned others after falling victim to a Taylor Swift Facebook scam ahead of the pop icon's Murrayfield gig. Scott from Livingston was desperate to secure his 12-year-old daughter Sophie tickets to see the Love Story singer in concert on June 9.

An English top-flight whistler has penned a glowing tribute to Matija Sarkic - and shared a hilarious story of his only experience with the late goalkeeper in the build-up to a game eight years ago.

Cinnabon, the makers of the world’s most famous icing covered cinnamon rolls, which started out it in Seattle in 1985 and is now in over 48 countries, is set to open its first site in Scotland in The Centre, Livingston this summer.

Broxburn Athletic boss Stevie Pittman admits he’ll get a kick off of facing Livingston in a friendly – and joked he’ll get somebody to stick the boot in on son Scott when the sides face off.

Emotional Lewis Smith has confirmed he is moving from Hamilton to Livingston - leaving Accies fans devastated at their hometown hero's exit.

A 31-year-old mum-of-two injured a woman by repeatedly stamping on her head in a vicious catfight.

A tenant whose “obsession” with his housing association landlords led him to try to kill one of its officials has been caged for eight years.

Livingston Handball Club hope to bag an historic clean sweep of titles this season as they head into the British Super Cup at the weekend.

Drake, as conspiracy theories about the Canadian rapper and Kendrick Lamar are going viral.The two rappers have been engaged in a feud for years now, although the beef has come to a head in recent weeks – with each sharing increasingly personal diss tracks lately and other artists getting involved.Now, the rumours about the two have reached a new level after a person on X/Twitter going by the handle EbonyPrince2K24 posted grainy surveillance footage of Drake’s alleged personal items.Shared over the weekend, the items appear to be the same selection of the rapper’s possessions that were included on the cover of Lamar’s diss track ‘Meet The Grahams’.In the video shared on X, a bottle of prescription pills was shown as well as a package of Ozempic with Drake’s name attached. Since being shared, it has accumulated over 10million views and sent rumours about the single artwork into overdrive.#1. King @kendricklamar is not a liar, and I am not a thief!#2.

A Scots pensioner was left with a bone sticking out of her arm after a horror fall on a busy cycle path.

Work is expected to start in August on a £4million refurbishment programme of council homes discovered to have crumbling concrete roof panels in West Lothian. The programme will focus on 69 individual properties and 15 blocks of flats in Broxburn, Bathgate, Linlithgow and Craigshill in Livingston, a meeting of the Housing Services Policy Development and Scrutiny Panel heard. The work will take almost two years. Answering a question from Livingston North Conservative councillor Alison Adamson, Marjory Mackie, the housing strategy and development manager confirmed the flatted blocks were a range of types but made up another 73 homes.

The Centre, Livingston has announced its next Community Partner as it continues to support good causes around West Lothian.

A man from the tiny town of Springfield, Louisiana is set to serve the next 50 years of his life behind bars after pleading guilty to the rape of a 14-year-old girl. And in addition, he will also be physically castrated as part of his punishment. Yes, you read that right! Earlier this m

Stephen Kelly admits time is running out for Livingston to save their Premiership status, but insists they will give their all in the post-split fixtures.

Talented pianist Latisha Chan from West Calder High School has been named as West Lothian’s Young Musician of the year for 2024.

A pub in a Scottish town has been "immortalised" after being used as a filming location for a Hollywood blockbuster. The Tower Bar in Livingston was asked to close up for a day by the team behind Damaged, a film set for release this month, Edinburgh Live reports.