Steven Brown: Last News

Last week celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay riled up most of the Scottish population by launching a new £19 burger which, due to its controversial ingredients, had plenty of social media users in a rage.

A Brazilian wife living with her Scots husband is set to be chucked out of the country over “utterly disgusting” new immigration rules.

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McCoo artist Steven Brown has revealed he'll still be able to pick up a brush despite suffering TWO strokes.

McCoo artist Steven Brown has been hospitalised after suffering from a stroke at his home.

McCoo artist Steven Brown in hospital after suffering stroke at his home, with his family thanking the NHS for looking after him.

Police in Coatbridge have launched a frantic appeal to help trace two missing schoolgirls.

A frantic search has been launched for two missing schoolgirls who may have travelled to Glasgow.

Oldham Athletic have overturned banning orders handed to three fans for 'promoting dislike' of the club after an intense backlash from around the country.

A man went 'ballistic' and screamed at a truck driver as he dragged his parked car across the road.

Cumbernauld around 8.55pm on Monday July 19. He was thought to be in the Croy or Falkirk area at the time after returning from a trip to Birmingham via train.

A woman was making breakfast when she found an unwelcome visitor behind her toaster - a venomous snake. The red-bellied black snake is believed to have slithered into her home in Mount Nebo near Brisbane, Australia, when she accidentally left a door open while going for run. The serpent poked its head out from behind the toaster just centimetres from the runner who had her hand on the kitchen counter. The terrifying find was made public by Brisbane North Snake Catchers and Relocation service which posted images of the serpent on Facebook. The snakecatching service warned: "The snakes are capable of a fatal bite if handled, or harassed."

The McCoo artist who spectacularly crashed out of his business leaving staff and creditors high and dry now claims coronavirus is good for his trade.Brazen Steven Brown revealed sales have jumped by nearly a third during lockdown.The artist is being used as an ambassador by the English firm who bought the rights to the McCoo brand just days before his Ayr-based firm collapsed last July.The liquidation of the £11.5m turnover firm killed the jobs of twenty one staff and creditors were owed tens of thousands of pounds.The new firm DGD, based in Derby, is run by entrepreneur David Cordy.That company now says Brown’s bright artwork is helping tap into ‘the UK’s primal love of colour that has also seen people decorating widows, trees and