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Hamilton Accies keeper Ryan Fulton has revealed that news of Cove’s Championship demise spread onto the pitch at Arbroath to inspire his side to snatch a play-off spot. Fulton kept Arbroath at bay with a string of top saves in a 0-0 draw after a gritty Gayfield display from both sides. With Cove Rangers losing 2-1 to Morton, that was enough to see Accies leapfrog their relegation rivals and live to fight another day on goal difference.

Boss John Rankin won’t criticise Jamie Barjonas for being sent off against Queen of the South, and says he demands a competitive edge from his Hamilton players.

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

Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin doesn’t expect to make any deadline-beating signings tonight, but says the club are working hard to bring in reinforcements.

Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin has confirmed the club have made a move to bring Connor Smith back to the New Douglas Park on loan.

Now that summer is almost upon us, it is time to start thinking about the summer holidays.

More information is coming out about Bobby Moudy’s tragic death.

 and revealed she had no idea about the financial calamity her family was facing in the weeks leading up to Bobby's death. The outlet reported, citing a spokesperson with the Rankin County, Mississippi, that Bobby's home was recently sold at auction after going into foreclosure.And it wasn't just Jennifer who was in the dark. The outlet reports that no one around Bobby had any idea he was struggling, and the suicide has everyone stunned.«I've known him for 22 years.

before his suicide last week, The Post can confirm.The beloved Mississippi dad — who gained fame on TikTok showing off life with his three children to his 370,000 followers — stunned his loved ones when he died April 28 at the age of 46.He was said to be privately battling financial and emotional struggles. Moudy’s wife, Jennifer, told TMZ this week she had no idea about issues with the house.Rankin County records show a construction company won the April 26 auction for Moudy’s home with a bid of $309,000 after it went into foreclosure.The Post reached out to Jennifer Moudy and county officials for comment.Friends and family members are hoping the community will help Bobby’s widow and their children, Kaytlin, Max and Charleigh.Jennifer told TMZ that Kaytlin, their eldest daughter, will still attend college in the fall.A GoFundMe page created by a family friend has accrued more than $70,000 as of Saturday afternoon — just $5,000 shy of the goal.“Bobby was a loving husband, father, brother and friend.

Hari Nef was recently a guest on Emily Ratajkowski’s “High Low” podcast, where she discussed how she auditioned and eventually landed the role in Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie”.

Viaplay has found its Inspector Rebus and author Sir Ian Rankin is keeping it in the name.

Luss boxer Hannah Rankin will be back in action next month for the first time since losing her WBA and IBO titles.

John Rankin will always appreciate the message of support he got from Robbie Neilson during Hamilton’s losing run.

Hamilton Accies are close to securing a loan deal for Newcastle United striker Dylan Stephenson.

Hamilton boss John Rankin knows his pal Malky Mackay won't take it easy on his side in the Scottish Cup having experienced 'no sympathy' from the Ross County gaffer when he was putting him through his coaching badges with the SFA.

Hamilton Accies chairman Allan Maitland insists they are working hard to bring in new players to help avoid relegation after their “unacceptable” and “dreadful” performances in the Championship this season.

Sir Ian Rankin’s Rebus detective novels are to be reimagined for Nordic streamer Viaplay, the group’s debut UK drama commission and the first Rebus TV adaptation for nearly 15 years.

Jules Bass, the producer behind Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer’ and Frosty the Snowman, passed away at 87 in an assisted living facility in New York on Tuesday. The talented director, who earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Children's Special in 1976, died of an age-related illnesses, according to his publicist Jennifer Fisherman, who confirmed the news to Deadline.In addition to helping spread Christmas cheer through his holiday TV specials, including Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town, he wrote multiple children's books. Rest in peace: Jules Bass, the producer behind Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer’ and Frosty the Snowman, passed away at 84 in an assisted living facility in New York on TuesdayHis published works include Herb, the Vegetarian Dragon, Cooking With Herb and Headhunters, which was adapted into the hit 2011 film Monte Carlo, starring Selena Gomez.  After attending New York University and working for an advertising agency, Bass fatefully began working with the late Arthur Rankin, who he collaborated with on classics like Mad Monster Party and the TV series The New Adventures of Pinocchio. In 2005, Rankin praised Bass and said they 'sort of complemented each other' as they each 'had certain talents' the other didn't.  Prolific work: The talented director, who earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Children's Special in 1976, died of an age-related illnesses, according to his publicist Jennifer Fisherman, who confirmed the news to Deadline Holiday staples: In addition to helping spread Christmas cheer through his holiday TV specials, including Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town, he wrote multiple children's books'He had certain talents that I didn’t have, and I had certain talents that he didn’t have.

Jules Bass, whose work as a producer and director of stop-motion and animated television specials such as Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town and The Year Without A Santa Claus has become an integral part of the holiday season for generations, died today in Rye, New York, of age-related illnesses. He was 87.

FX’s Kindred, the new drama series based on Octavia E. Butler’s novel, will premiere Tuesday, December 13 exclusively on Hulu. The premiere will include all eight episodes. 

U2 frontman Bono has opened up about the death of his mother in his forthcoming memoir Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story.The 576-page volume is due to land on November 1 via publishing house Alfred A. Knopf (and in audiobook form via Penguin Random House) – and, as its title implies, will explore the origins of 40 key songs in U2’s discography. Each chapter is named for the song it covers, with Bono’s life story weaved throughout the book.In a new extract published in the New Yorker, Bono opened up about the death of his mother Iris when he was 14 years old after she collapsed at the funeral of her father, “Gags” Rankin, in 1974.