Real Madrid clash won't disrupt Celtic's focus from Livingston, says Lions boss David Martindale

A Bonhill taxi driver has launched a new mens’ mental health group to meet a growing need for support and help those stuggling with the emotional turmoil of the cost-of-living crisis.

NHS staff have been offered a "final" improved pay offer by the Scottish Government following days of negotiations with trade unions.

The Scottish SSPCA have issued a warning to Scots after a home was visited by fake inspectors.

Lewis Capaldi has taken fans on a hilarious tour around ASOS HQ after joking he has become the new creative director.

Around 6000 teachers across Lanarkshire were on strike today over pay disputes.

As everyone knows, the Thanksgiving holiday would not be complete without the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. It has become an annual tradition for so many families who either watch from the comfort of their own homes or head to New York City to view the elaborate floats, massive balloon displays, and star-studded performances in person. While the parade always has its stunning and jaw-dropping moments over the years, it also has had its fair share of fiascos and wild stunts that have gone viral — whether it be an epic lip-sync fail or something as adorable as a dabbing performer.

This was a point in time where Perez would confidently say… he felt like a snack!!!

Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley has defended her right not to marry her fiancé Al, following a recent loss in their family.The 46-year-old has been with her long-term partner for many years and they got engaged four years ago.The Mandy Dingle star has however always vowed that she will not change her name.While such a statement may bother some, Lisa said she and Al are very much happy as they are.She explained to Express.co.uk: "I come from a very devout Catholic family and basically what I've realised now with me and Al is, what difference is a ring and a piece of paper?"We call each other husband and wife, we've been together for years and years and years."Sharon Stone shares health woes after 16 days spent in isolationLisa went on to say the thought of having females on one side of the church and males on the other to watch them marry doesn't give her happy thoughts."It makes me go to a place I don't want to go to," she spilled."We don't need that piece of paper in that sense, we've both lost a lot of people that we love."Lisa's mum Cathy died following a battle with cancer back in 2012 aged 58.Recently, her mother-in-law also passed away which she says has been "hard as hell" to cope with."Wedding plans really don't seem important when it's like that," she continued."It doesn't mean anything to do with the relationship, we both always say we just don't know what difference it will make."Following their tough time recently, she went on to say she wouldn't be able to cope with the stress of planning. Janette Manrara speaks out on 'pressure' with Aljaz at Christmas [REVEALED]Jasmine Harman's 'tough week' at work amid Jonnie Irwin's diagnosis [INSTAGRAM]Amanda Owen rants about 'more s**t to deal with' after show

Livingston boss David Martindale insists the brilliance of Premiership champions Celtic made a repeat of their stirring draw against Rangers an improbable task.

Livingston boss David Martindale admitted Celtic were well worth the three points as the Hoops secured a 3-0 win at the Tony Macaroni Arena.

Ton-up Greg Taylor celebrated his 100th game for Celtic with a man of the match display topped off by a second half wondergoal as the champions restored their four point cushion at the top of the table.

Celtic strengthened their grip at the top of the table with a comfortable 3-0 away win over Livingston.

Leigh Griffiths admits his career may be OVER. The former Celtic frontman could be forced to hang up his boots with calls drying up after more than five months without a club.

The clocks have gone back but Celtic will be looking to take another step forward in their title defence as they aim to restore their four-point advantage at the top of the Scottish Premiership.

David Martindale reckons it's only a matter of time before Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou is lured to the Premier League.

Livingston forward Joel Nouble is relishing the opportunity to play the Old Firm in back-to-back games and insists the fact he scored against Rangers last week is proof he can perform against the country's big two, writes Angus McGregor.

Worried Chris Sutton reckons Livingston pose a major threat to Celtic's title charge this weekend.

Livingston boss David Martindale says the fact he can no longer hear Tom Parkes before he sees him is a huge step forward in the defender's recovery from a knee injury.

Livingston boss David Martindale believes defender Ayo Obileye is the perfect example of the Lions’ success at developing players.