Mark Smith: Last News

The annual River of Life Christmas Day meal is back to normal this year, having taken a different form in 2020 due to the pandemic.

Mark Smith returned to Kinnoull with a bang by netting the winner in Saturday’s 1-0 win against Lochgelly Albert.

suicidal after having not received any benefits for over two weeks. After a short stay in prison, 46-year-old Mark Smith was recently handed a one-off 'discharge grant' of £70 but that did not sustain him for long.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Jeanfield Swifts manager Ross Gunnion expressed his delight after watching his side return to action for the first time in six months.And an impressive 3-1 friendly victory away at Lowland League Spartans has certainly whetted the appetite for the upcoming season.Swifts last outing was a Scottish Cup tie with Kelty Hearts on Boxing Day before COVID-19 brought games to a halt.

Kanye West’s old trainers have sold for a whopping £1.3m ($1.8m), making them the most expensive pair of trainers ever sold at auction.The size 12 black leather shoe Nike Air Yeezy 1 Prototypes were sold by Sotheby’s auction house.Kanye wore the shoes at the 2008 Grammy Awards while he performed the songs Hey Mama and Stranger.

cancer.Laura Mcaloon, 36, from Bathgate in West Lothian, was given the heartbreaking news that she had up to a year to live after she was diagnosed with the aggressive illness in August 2020.The devastating news left the mum-of-three's family broken, with her youngest - two-year-old Connor - unable to understand why he's not allowed to give mummy a cuddle because it makes her sore.But despite the bleak outlook, Laura's fiancé Mark Smith, 37, and their other children Tiegan, 20, and Demileigh, 13, are desperate to do everything to help her.Tiegan told the Record: “My dad is gutted."Before this, I hadn’t really seen my dad cry but now I can see the sadness in his eyes everyday.“I am heartbroken beyond belief and can’t stop thinking about the

Antiques Roadshow expert Mark Smith was unable to value an item presented to him when the BBC show visited Newby Hall in Yorkshire.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Chris McLeish was at the double as Jeanfield Swifts continued their push towards the top of the Premier Division on Wednesday evening.The striker, previously of Elgin City, netted either side of the half-time whistle before defender Jake Dolzanski rounded off the win at Hill of Beath.Assistant boss Logan McConachie admitted Swifts were required to go a touch more direct than normal - but it paid off.“Chris McLeish was excellent and had to feed off scraps at times,” he told the PA.“But he also managed to give us a bit of composure.“We had Mark Smith up top too and he did really well.“Our usual way of

A drunk who urinated on the cenotaph was branded a 'social menace' as he was jailed.

A teacher is leading production of almost a thousand protective visors a day as part of the fight against coronavirus - all from his Design and Technology classroom.