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A drunken thug accused a dog walker of stealing his XL bully before chasing him with a hammer and snatching his Pomeranian.

John Hartson has branded Alexandro Bernabei a "disgrace" and warned he could have cost Celtic the title.

Kyle Vassell insists boss Derek McInnes has made Kilmarnock believe.

David Watson insists he won't get complacent and will work hard every day to improve.

It was a frustrating trip to the Capital for Kilmarnock as they headed back down the M8 empty-handed.

Reo Hatate insists he’s determined to meet the challenges of Brendan Rodgers and go to the next level under his boss.

Brendan Rodgers reckons referee Matthew MacDermid needed more help from VAR after a "disappointing" decision at Celtic Park.

Plans to introduce LGBT inclusivity in education across South Lanarkshire have been deferred.

Kilmarnock provided the biggest story of the opening weekend in the Premiership and had a host of top-class performers.

Planning has been approved for 50 new homes in East Kilbride.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor As streaming video continues its ascendancy, cable, satellite and internet TV providers in the U.S. turned in their worst subscriber losses to date in the first quarter of 2023 — collectively shedding 2.3 million customers in the period, according to analyst estimates. “We are watching the sun beginning to set” on the pay-TV business, SVB MoffettNathanson senior analyst Craig Moffett wrote in a report Friday. With the Q1 decline, total pay-TV penetration of occupied U.S. households (including for internet services like YouTube TV and Hulu) dropped to 58.5% — its lowest point since 1992, two years before DirecTV launched as a new rival to cable TV, according to Moffett’s calculations. As of the end of Q1, U.S. pay-TV services had 75.5 million customers, down nearly 7% on an annual basis.

A man who attacked his girlfriend's sister face with a hammer as two young children were in the house has been jailed. Andrew Kirby, 31, attacked Leah Sharelle with the weapon in her home in Liverpool last October after she had got into an argument with her sibling, Emma, Kirby's partner.

School chiefs say it is "only a matter of time" before someone is seriously hurt unless drivers take more care on nearby roads.

South Lanarkshire councillors have given the green light to a zero carbon multi-sports facility in Strathaven.

A prison staff member who sneaked drugs into jail and used her own home as a "safehouse" sobbed "I love you" to her family as she was locked up.

A prison worker smuggled drugs into jail and turned her home into a 'safehouse' for a multi-million pound drug gang. The Liverpool Echo reports that Megan Woodham 'formed a relationship' with an inmate whilst employed as a health worker.

South Lanarkshire Council has confirmed its commitment and plans for East Kilbride on the year of its 75th anniversary.

David Watson hopes to follow in the footsteps of Derek McInnes and become a midfield star.

Ayrshire primary school pupils have had a memorial garden built in tribute to a much loved teaching assistant who sadly passed away.

Paul Sheerin reckons the re-introduced reserves platform will help allow Kilmarnock's young stars to catapult themselves to the first team.

Liam Gallagher mega fan is selling grass from the concert at Knebworth on eBay - and the bids have now risen to over £65,000.Usually when having experienced a gig, most people come home with ringing ears and several shaky videos from the night.But for David Watson, 35, he decided to come home with something a little different to mark the memory of the Mancunians iconic solo performance.The super fan picked a bunch of grass out of the iconic park grounds and listed it on eBay for a fiver in the beginning.At first, David listed it as a joke after attending the second day (Saturday 4 June) of the concert.“Hungover” from the wild day that saw 160,000 people flock to see the ex-Oasis singer perform over two days, the fan put it on the selling site.And to his surprise, three days later already 100 people had bid for the grass where it had reached a staggering £60,000.David explained: “I jokingly said I’m going to pick some grass and put it on eBay, and when we were watching one of the acts, I grabbed some and put it in my shorts.“When I got back, I whacked it on for a fiver, and now it’s accrued tens of thousands."“But I don’t think they’re going to pay out to be honest.