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Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser to express concern that people were being given insufficient time and information to arrange the fitting of £220 of new safety equipment in little over three months.Alex Neil, the Airdrie & Shotts MSP, was also among those campaigning for an extension to the original deadline of February 1 2021, saying the original “notice being given to homeowners is too little, too late” – and also says financial help should be made available for the work.Sign up for the new Lanarkshire newsletter!From the latest breaking news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox.Put your email at the top of this article or follow the instructions on this link.Housing minister Kevin Stewart has now announced that

housing associations tried to end a ban on evictions during the corona outbreak – claiming tenants were using the pandemic to dodge paying rent.The Scottish Government stepped in at the start of the crisis to ensure people are not thrown out on the street because their livelihoods are hit by the virus.But a group of housing associations is accusing some tenants of choosing to keep the rent money and pass the crisis on to landlords.The accusation provoked a backlash from housing rights activists, who believe those abusing the system represent a tiny minority.It has also emerged that private landlords have been lobbying the Scottish Government to abandon the measures.In a letter to housing minister Kevin Stewart, the Glasgow and West of

Liverpool's sporting director, is known for driving a hard bargain when it comes to selling stars on Merseyside.The former Tottenham analyst is known as the Anfield transfer guru following his exploits in recent years when it comes to offloading fringe players for large sums of money.Dominic Solanke was sold for £20m, Jordon Ibe for £15m, Christian Benteke for £28m, Danny Ings for £20m, Kevin Stewart for £8m and Danny Ward for £12.5m.And Edwards appears to be at it again, with his asking price for Loris Karius.The stopper has no future at Liverpool, dropping to the club's third-choice following his Champions League final nightmare and a loan spell at Besiktas.According to Goal, Liverpool will demand £6m from French outfit Montpellier for

The Scottish Government is set to miss its target to build 50,000 affordable homes by 2021 amid the coronavirus outbreak.