Craig Ross: Last News

Kirkhill golfer Craig Ross has set his sights on getting full status back on the Challenge Tour, and hopes his form has him on the right track to get there.

East Kilbride boss Mick Kennedy says missed opportunities handed Stranraer a lifeline over a two-legged Pyramid play-off final that his side should have won.

Lenny Kravitz has announced details of a new double album called ‘Blue Electric Light’, which will be released on March 15. The rock musician has also shared the album’s lead single, ‘TK421’ – watch the video for the song below, in which Kravitz is seen, from behind, entirely naked.‘Blue Electric Light’ will be Kravitz’s first album since 2018’s ‘Raise Vibration’, and it will be released through his own label, Roxie Records, with distribution by BMG. It will be the 59-year-old’s first double album and 12th studio effort overall, made up of 12 tracks that he recorded in his studio in the Bahamas.

Police are probing 'extremely concerning' reports of two serious sexual assaults on a woman on an island in the Outer Hebrides.

A woman has been charged in connection with the death of a man whose body was found in a home in Dundee, police have confirmed.

Scottish Tory candidate has claimed people who can’t afford to eat are fat.Craig Ross also had a pop at anti-poverty footballer Marcus Rashford and said folk filmed on TV at food banks are “far from starving”.His comments sparked calls for him to be axed as a candidate.He spoke out in his podcast, in which he sounds off about food banks, immigration and racism.In one episode, recorded recently amid the pandemic, the former lecturer said: “In this world of such tremendous hunger, in this world where people are routinely struggling to eat, in this world where people appear on Channel 4 News and talk about how their children eat but they don’t because they can’t afford to… almost everybody in that world is grossly overweight.“And again people

Follow along LIVE for all the latest news throughout the day. Travellers from across South America have been banned from entering Scotland amid growing concerns over a mutant coronavirus strain.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she was ‘concerned’ and did not want the new bug coming to Scotland.She said: “We are concerned but we are doing everything we need to do to combat that, but we don't want that variant coming in if we can avoid it.”Read the full story here.A heartless Scottish Tory candidate has claimed people who can’t afford to eat are fat.Craig Ross also had a pop at anti-poverty footballer Marcus Rashford and said folk filmed on TV at food banks are “far from starving”.His comments sparked calls for him to be axed as a

Kilmarnock Standard he said: “I was captain of the squad during that run to the final.“It’s a shame that we probably won’t get to play it, having that experience of playing in the final would have been amazing.“Everyone was buzzing for it after the semi-final, but it was just one of those things that we had to deal with.“It’s a shame, but it makes me want to kick-on more because you don’t get much chance of cup finals at pro-youth, so hopefully I’ll have a chance of something similar again.“Being captain made me even more buzzing for it because we were confident and we had a good team, I fancied our chances of winning it, but these things happen and we need to try again.”Ross was one of the youth stars who made their senior Killie debut