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Perthshire head coach Graham Smith will challenge his players to make progress every week and fulfil their optimum potential this season.

Prince Andrew is yet again embroiled in controversy! It just never ends with this guy…

The British royal family is getting PAID!!!

accused of using a fake name to register a company, The Post has learned.The disgraced Duke of York, 64, used the pseudonym Andrew Inverness in 2003 when he joined forces with sports retail tycoon Johan Eliasch to set up a company called Naples Gold Limited.Andrew, who owned four companies that were linked to those registered at Companies House under the name, was described as a “consultant” on official forms, docs obtained by The Post show.Now, an anti-monarchy campaign group called Republic has accused the former working royal of falsifying official documents.Graham Smith, the chief executive of the organization, has filed an official complaint to Scotland Yard, responsible for policing much of London.“The royals appear to believe they can act with impunity, an impression given weight by the lack of police action on serious allegations of corruption and sexual offenses,” Smith told The Telegraph.London’s Metropolitan Police is currently in the process of determining whether any further action against the scandal-scarred duke is required. Andrew was given the title Earl of Inverness by his later mother, Queen Elizabeth II, after he wed Sarah Ferguson in 1986.

A new official portrait has been unveiled of King Charles III, ready to hang in public buildings across the UK as part of a controversial £8 million Government-funded scheme. Charles, 75, is pictured in full regalia inside Windsor Castle wearing his Royal Navy uniform as an Admiral of the Fleet and an abundance of official medals and decorations.The monarch was captured last year by photographer Hugo Burnand, who also took the King and Queen Camilla's coronation portraits and their 2005 wedding photos.

King Charles, who was crowned king after the death of Queen Elizabeth II. In his new role, he’s now entitled to the Duchy’s surplus profits every year.The Duchy is a private estate created by King Edward III in 1337 meant to “provide independence to his son and heir.” The tradition has carried on through the years and William is the 25th duke to receive funds “used to fund the public, private and charitable activities” of the current British royal heir.

Concerns have been raised after women's safety volunteers were among those arrested at the King's Coronation this weekend, as rape alarms were seized.

The Metropolitan Police said it ‘understands public concern’ after 52 people were arrested in London throughout the King’s coronation day.

The police made 52 arrests during the King's Coronation Day – including alleged public nuisance and breach-of-the-peace offences.

royal procession was heckled by anti-monarch protestors who joined the crowd of onlookers watching the parade on Saturday.“Down with the crown!” many among the masses shouted as the carriage rolled past, armed with blinding yellow signs and shirts.“Not my King!” they yelled, stationed among the hoards of Brits lining the central London streets.Several protestors were arrested before the ceremony this morning, but members of the group told CNN that the Metropolitan Police did not cite reasons why.At 7 a.m. local time, officers detained and searched six demonstrators who are members of Republic – a group aimed at abolishing the monarchy – the organization’s director Harry Stratton told CNN.

Republican activists have been arrested ahead of plans to stage a peaceful protest against King Charles III’s Coronation in central London.

King Charles’ Coronation is estimated to cost a staggering £100million - but should the monarch fund the momentous occasion himself? The historic event comes as households across the UK struggle with cost-of-living pressures, including soaring energy prices and high inflation, and some critics have questioned whether the cost of such an event is appropriate.The substantial sum was estimated by the Operation Golden Orb committee, who are planning the Coronation which falls on Saturday, May 6. As it's a state event, the UK government will be paying for the Coronation, meaning it will essentially be funded by the taxpayer.

This is the moment police arrived at killer Andrew Innes's home and arrested him for the sickening murders of young mum Bennylyn Burke and her young daughter Jellica.

Family and friends of a Blantyre man who died of a heart attack whilst playing golf have been praised by the nation’s heart charity for their incredible fundraising efforts in his memory.

Changing course. Lynn Smith opened up about the factors that led her to leave her career as a news anchor behind — and why she’s more fulfilled than ever.

Meghan and Harry's "easier way of life" will offer future King George a different future, an anti-monarchy group says. Graham Smith, CEO of Republic, said Megxit could tempt George away from tradition. He told the Express: "George has to play the role of future king for his entire life, probably until what everyone else would consider retirement age - that’s not a particularly exciting prospect for a young man.

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A fisherman was dragged into the sea when a shark capsized his boat using pure brute strength.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Budding Wishaw photographers are being urged to take part in a calendar competition to help a local charity.The Friends of Cambusnethan Priory Group invite entries to its photographic competition to find 13 photos to be printed in its 2021 calendar.This is your opportunity to back the campaign to restore the Priory for the local community.Group chairman Graham Smith said: “We have done a calendar for the past four years and it’s always been well supported.“We would like to get as many entries as possible.“This year our committee have been very proactive and it’s a great opportunity for anyone who would like their photographs of the Priory put into the