Man flown to hospital as air ambulance makes dramatic mercy dash to Prestwick emergency

A drunk lashed out at a ticket inspector after being told he could not board a bus in Paisley.

Bullish Ally McCoist turned the tables on on Chris Sutton's claim that referee John Beaton favours Rangers.

family – a five-year-old son and baby daughter.The mum, who lives in Hull, East Yorkshire, raised concerns about the damp and mould to her landlords in January last year.She claims her landlord Preston Road Women's Centre, operating as Winner Trading Ltd, has done absolutely nothing to combat the issue.Hull City Council's environmental health team visited the property and stated enforcement action could be taken by the council if certain repairs were not made. Erin's partner, Chris, whose name has also been changed, does not live at the property but contacted Hull Live on her behalf.

Michael Carrick at Manchester United. Three games, two wins, including victories over Arsenal and Villarreal, and a draw away to Chelsea.

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards, Features EditorRon and Russell Mael didn’t intend for 2021 to be the year they conquered Hollywood, but there’s serendipity in what wound up happening. The brothers, known for their longtime work in the band Sparks, found themselves overcoming decades of false starts in the movie business with not one but two highly acclaimed films.First up was Edgar Wright’s documentary “The Sparks Brothers,” detailing their rise from an obscure duo to influencing some of today’s most significant artists – all the while avoiding super stardom.

Manchester City will be going in search of a seventh successive win in all competitions when they travel to Vicarage Road to face Watford on Saturday evening, kick-off at 5:30pm.

An ‘evil and entitled’ man who abused a woman in a horrific campaign of violence, including breaking her leg by jumping on it and burning her with an iron, has been jailed.

Meredith Woerner Deputy Editor, Variety.comThere were several hurdles Peter Jackson’s “Get Back” had to mount before the eight-hour documentary could premiere on Disney Plus, including persuading the surviving members of the Beatles to OK this pursuit, and sifting through 150 hours of audio and 60 hours of vintage footage and then restoring that delicate footage into crystal-clear quality.

Lost In Translation and The Beguiled, has revealed her favourite movie scenes of all time.The Oscar-winning screenwriter and director broke down her ten favourite scenes on BBC’s Life Cinematic with Edith Bowman, divided by categories like sound design, perfect casting and perfect performance.Lost In Translation was particularly inspired by a scene between Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson in the 1945 film Brief Encounter. The scene in question earned Coppola the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.Speaking about Brief Encounter, she said: “It was a big inspiration for me when I was writing Lost In Translation.

“Licorice Pizza” director Paul Thomas Anderson is revealing how Leonardo DiCaprio‘s father, George, ended up with a cameo in his coming-of-age film. New York Times journalist Kyle Buchanan took to Twitter and posted quotes from the director that didn’t make his published article, and it’s a good thing he did because it produced quite the comical nugget.

Stacey Dooley has taken to Instagram following her win at the Women in Film and TV Awards this evening.Sharing a series of celebratory snaps, the flame-haired star, 34, poked fun at herself for the win, insisting that she wouldn't have won the presenting award if it had included male nominees, as it would have gone to another BBC documentary filmmaker instead, who was also present at the event.In view of her 992,000 followers, Stacey documented her time at the award ceremony, which was held in London.Taking a selfie with The Wheel host Michael McIntyre, Stacey proudly showcased her award.She penned: "WINNER! (V v v nonchalant about the whole thing tbh…)".

SCARLETT Moffatt is planning to settle down and start a family with her boyfriend – and she’s already got a list of baby names. The former Gogglebox star, who has been with policeman Scott Dobinson for three years, said: “Me and Scott are ­planning on having kids.

Antoine Fuqua has entered into a first-look partnership with Netflix, continuing his relationship with the studio after the highly-successful drama The Guilty starring Jake Gyllenhaal. In addition to directing, the deal will focus primarily on films, documentary features. Fuqua also announced the renaming of his production company to Hill District Media, previously titled Fuqua Films. The new name emphasizes his background and roots that translate to his work on the screen.

Madonna and 50 Cent are going at it on social media!

A young disabled Manchester United was 'hit by a coin' thrown from the crowd while attending his first game at Old Trafford, his dad says.

Gary Pallister has told Manchester United why Jadon Sancho has started to rekindle his Borussia Dortmund form.

Dwayne Johnson is sharing a look at his upcoming superhero flick “Black Adam”.

Arsenal icon Martin Keown reckons Mikel Arteta will have to play Kieran Tierney or risk losing the Scotland star.

A woman has been left with permanent scarring after she had a glass smashed in her face by the fiancé of a man she had spent the night with.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterAntoine Fuqua has entered a new creative partnership with Netflix, focusing on feature and documentary films.The multi-project agreement comes on the heels of the streaming premiere of “The Guilty,” for which star Jake Gyllenhaal is currently making awards rounds. As both a director and producer, Fuqua will execute the agreement under his newly renamed production banner Hill District Media.“Working with Netflix on ‘The Guilty’ was such a rewarding experience, both from an artistic and collaborative point of view,” Fuqua told Variety.

Piers Morgan, 56, has been left less than impressed by Sir Elton John, 74, and Ed Sheeran's new musical collaboration, a festive hit titled Merry Christmas.The presenter made his opinion loud and clear as he took to Twitter, where he boasts 7.9 millions followers.Piers shared a photograph of the musical icons dressed in Christmas-inspired outfits - with Ed Sheeran, 30, sporting a Santa dress and fur boots.However, Piers' review of their song was not quite as cheerful, as he branded it as “cringe-making cheese”.The former Good Morning Britain presenter typed: “Sorry, but Ed Sheeran & Elton John's Christmas song is the biggest festive musical turkey since Madonna's 'Santa Baby'.“Cringe-making cheese of Gorgonzola proportions.”To emphasise the