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Leonard Cohen is on the way later this year.Blue Note Records will release ‘Here It Is: A Tribute To Leonard Cohen’ on October 14. It will feature covers from the likes of Norah Jones, James Taylor, Nathaniel Rateliff, Peter Gabriel, Iggy Pop, Mavis Staples and more. It’s been produced by Larry Klein.The album will feature 12 tracks from across his career – including ones from his 1967 debut ‘Songs Of Leonard Cohen’, and ones from his last album, ‘You Want It Darker’, which was released in 2016.Today, Taylor’s take on ‘Coming Back To You’ from Cohen’s ‘Various Positions’ (1984) was shared – listen to it below.‘Here It Is: A Tribute to Leonard Cohen’ Track List:1.

East Kilbride Thistle new boy David Gray admits assistant boss Aaron Connolly gave him the push he needed to pull the boots back on after a two-year break from the game.

East Kilbride Thistle have signed experienced striker Jamie Longworth for their West of Scotland League Third Division campaign.

Harry Styles earns the Official Irish Chart Double this week following the release of his third solo album, Harry’s House.

James Scott signed off from Hibs with a stunning second half hat-trick as the Easter Road club pulled the shutters down on a miserable season with a rare win.

APPOINTMENTSUniversal Music Publishing has hired Cristina Chavez as VP A&R. “I am THRILLED to be joining UMPG and its exceptional A&R team”, she says. “[CEO] Jody Gerson and [Head Of US A&R] David Gray are such respected publishing leaders, and I knew from our early conversations that this is where I am supposed to be.

Hibs will begin interviews for their vacant manager’s post this week - but Derek McInnes has not made Ron Gordon’s shortlist.

THE National Lottery’s Big Thank You concerts with The Sun went off with a bang – with two huge nights. Hosted by Virgin FM DJs Ben Jones and Steve Denyer, the gigs last night and on Wednesday were performed for key workers, who were invited for free by the Blue Light charity as a thank you for their work during the pandemic.  At one point Ben shouted to the thousands in the audience: “Have we got any blue lighters in here?”, to which one woman replied at the top of her voice: “Yes! This is our first night out in two years since Covid.” The rest of the seats were given away to the winners and nominees from The Sun’s Who Cares Wins Awards and National Lottery players, who got their tickets through The Sun.

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Emmerdale star Michelle Hardwick has taken to Twitter to hit back at a social media troll who aimed a jibe at her over her "failed Hollywood career".The Twitter user claimed that Michelle, 45, had returned to the ITV soap following a failed attempt at trying to make a name for herself in Hollywood, before the mother-of-one set the record straight and revealed the real reason she left the show in the first place.Earlier this week, the star, who plays Vanessa Woodfield in the popular ITV show, gave her fans an insight into filming conditions on set.She told her 114,300 followers: "Ok, so when I said the @emmerdale village was windy last week, that was NOTHING compared to today."Most of the replies addressed the windy weather in the village and commented on the show's storyline.However, one Twitter user, David Gray, took the opportunity to aim a jibe at the star over her "failed" Hollywood career.He wrote: "Seems to be more wind since you came back, what's wrong did it not work out in Hollywood," alongside a thinking face emoji.However, Michelle was quick to hit back, setting the record straight over her absence from the programme.The Emmerdale star wrote: "Hi David, if you actually followed me on Twitter, you’d probably know I left to have a baby."Didn’t have time to go to Hollywood," she added, next to a series of laughing face emojis.However, the troll didn't end there and explained that despite interacting with Michelle's tweets, he had no intention of following her on the micro-blogging platform.Michelle eventually ended the back and forth, wishing the social media user a "great day".After Michelle's initial response to David's comment, her followers were quick to weigh in on the thoughtless comment.Jackie Morrison

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Jack Ross insists he's not bitter about his shock Hibs sacking - but he feels a sense of injustice after being disposed less than two weeks before a cup final.

Pundit Alex Rae leapt to the defence of Celtic after Kyogo Furuhashi's cup final winner was met with fury from the Hibs dressing room.

Former English Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher insists Hibs can have no complaints about the controversial decisions in the Premier Sports Cup final.

Hibs have announced their new manager as Shaun Maloney takes the reins at Easter Road.

It started badly for John Beaton at Hampden and went downhill for the referee at Hampden.

David Gray reckons two decisions cost Hibs Premier Sports Cup glory.

Paul McGinn says John Beaton would have called back Kyogo Furuhashi 's cup final winner if it had been at the other end.

At least they got that moment of cup final joy, even if Hibs fans will wish it lasted a little longer.

Celtic swept up the first silverware of the campaign with a hard-fought victory over Hibs in the Premier Sports Cup Final.

King Kyogo inspired Celtic to Premier Sports Cup glory as Ange Postecoglou’s gamble to play the Hoops star paid off big style at Hampden.