Safety first as Murray Davidson makes seamless return ahead of Scottish Cup final

Olivia Rodrigo.The star made one hell of an appearance at Sam Fender’s rowdy Brits 2022 after-party, with a booze bus loaded with celebrities hauling star-power from the O2 to south London for what we can only assume was one massive knees-up.After taking home a gong at the sparkling event, the Sour hitmaker, just shy of turning 19, fronted up to Peckham’s Four Quarters for Sam’s shindig and, well, we need to know if the US starlet knew what she was in for.Earlier in the night viewers cringed as Olivia was awkwardly left out of a round of shots with host Mo Gilligan and Maya Jama, which raised all sorts of questions – did she want to do shots? Was she denied the shots? Did someone get her shots at the after-party? Dear god, is Olivia having a good time? Please will someone just make sure she’s having a good time?Good 4 U hitmaker Olivia – who didn’t appear to have hustled onto Sam’s party bus at the O2 – was seen wearing the dress of hootenanny dreams as she arrived to the party venue with pals, kitted out in a black, web dress and knee-high boots.She sure was dressed for a celebration as she joined a proverbial super stellar list of celebs who scored coveted invitations to the party, including Raye, Mollie King and Liam Gallagher’s model daughter Molly Moorish-Gallagher, who were seen boarding a bus with a sign on the front which read ‘champagne tours London’.And we know it was bound to be a riot with Sam himself, who landed the rock/alternative award, seen headed to the party with his statuette in hand before swapping it for a Red Stripe beer can.Sporting a bright pink T-shirt and jacket, the Seventeen Going Under singer looked to be loving the atmosphere and enjoying a well-deserved celebration after his brilliant

Kim Kardashian has opened up about what may have caused her split from ex-husband Kanye West, a year after she filed for divorce.As Keeping Up With The Kardashians came to an end, cameras were on hand for the moment the 41-year-old became emotional about the end of their six-year marriage, telling mom Kris Jenner that she wants ‘the little things’ in a romance.In a new interview for Vogue US – accompanied by a stunning cover shoot – the mom-of-four shed light on how her outlook changed over the last few years, as she learned to become her own cheerleader.Speaking to the publication, she said: ‘For so long, I did what made other people happy. And I think in the last two years I decided, I’m going to make myself happy. And that feels really good.

Documentary maker Louis Theroux, 51, on a ’pleasing’ new take on Tupac, his bromance with Joe Wicks and the far right in the US.It was very nice. It’s more than two years since we began planning these programmes. I love being out and about, meeting the people I do.

Kanye West has begged to reunite with ex-wife Kim Kardashian in a public post, following their Instagram spat.Taking to Instagram, the Gold Digger rapper shared photos from the Keeping Up With The Kardashian star’s latest Vogue US shoot – showing the mom-of-four playing with their children.In the snaps, she could be seen embracing eldest daughter North while puckering up for a kiss with Psalm, as Chicago and Saint got to grips with green toys.Alongside the upload, the Grammy-winner – who is currently dating Julia Fox – pleaded: ‘GOD PLEASE BRING OUR FAMILY BACK TOGETHER.’The Skims businesswoman filed for divorce from her former partner last February after six years of marriage.She has since moved on from their relationship with Saturday Night Live comedian Pete Davidson, who described her as his girlfriend in a recent chat.Speaking to Vogue US about the breakdown of her marriage to Ye, she shed light on how her outlook changed over the last few years, as she learned to become her own cheerleader.‘For so long, I did what made other people happy. And I think in the last two years I decided, I’m going to make myself happy. And that feels really good,’ she told the publication. ‘And even if that created changes and caused my divorce, I think it’s important to be honest with yourself about what really makes you happy.

DUA Lipa is one of the biggest pop stars in the world and has a stunning £7million pad that lives up to her status. The 26-year-old scooped the Best Pop/R&B act at last night's Brits but wasn't available to pick up the gong in person.

DANCING On Ice fans think Kimberly Wyatt is sailing through the competition because she is the judges’ favourite and they keep overmarking her. The Pussycat Dolls singer, 40, received the highest score of the series with her 37.5 tango on Sunday, but not everyone is convinced she deserved it.

Vanessa Bryant is paving the way for girls to dominate. After all, it's what Kobe Bryant would have wanted. Inside the Sports Power Brunch on Tuesday, hosted at the Beverly Wilshire in Beverly Hills, Vanessa took the stage to accept the Be Your Own Champion Award.

came to an end last month after 40 games. She first made headlines in December after setting the record for the most consecutive wins by a woman at 21, beating Julia Collins' 20 wins. The next month, Schneider made history when she surpassed Matt Amodio as the second-most winning contestant on the long-running game show.

Scottish Cup. And now he's ready to beg the authorities in Perth to let them celebrate it with supporters in their own city as soon as it's safe to do so.Davidson achieved legendary status at Hampden by beating Hibs 1-0 and picking up his second piece of silverware of the season after lifting the Betfred Cup in February.There were joyous scenes among Saints players, staff and chairman Steve Brown at the end.But the McDiarmid Park club did it with no fans in the stadium and Davidson wants to put that right when Covid restrictions allow it.

Callum Davidson did after his St Johnstone heroes clinched the Scottish Cup on Saturday against Hibs. The achievement means both domestic cups are heading back to Perth in the club's greatest ever season.It's the first time a side outside of Glasgow has managed the feat since Aberdeen in 1990.The 2014 triumph in the same competition was their first ever major honour but Davidson has now delivered numbers two and three in his first season as manager since taking over from Tommy Wright.

Scottish Cup triumph. Shaun Rooney's winner - just as it was in the Betfred Cup final in February - secured a historic Double for the Perth side as they triumphed over Hibs at Hampden.

St Johnstone into dreamland at Hampden in the Scottish Cup Final - then nonchalantly said the Perth Saints have their sights on next season's Premiership title. The right-back known as the 'Bellshill Cafu' nodded home in the 32nd minute to down runners-up Hibs and clinch the Cup Double, in a repeat of his heroics in the Betfred Cup Final against Livingston.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.They can become legends of Scottish football.Tomorrow afternoon St Johnstone will attempt to add a Scottish Cup trophy to their already secure League Cup.It would be a truly remarkable achievement for manager Callum Davidson and his group of players to win both in one season.“They obviously became pretty special when they won the League Cup for the first time in our history,” Davidson said.“So the chance to try and do a double is huge, isn’t it? It’s massive.“Again, though, I think the players know that.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.He used to swing by Dunblane to make sure a young Callum Davidson made it to training.Now John O’Neil is delighted to be watching him steer St Johnstone to the brink of a domestic cup double.The former midfielder remembers a quiet and intelligent young man opening the passenger door to hitch a lift. He would never be the loudest in the car, far from it, yet he was respected by everyone.A superb talent on the pitch, O’Neil has been mightily impressed with how he has handled his first position as a manager off it.“It wasn’t the best of starts for him when you look back on it,” O’Neil said.

Scottish Cup Final. The Hibees take on Callum Davidson's St Johnstone in the Saturday showpiece at Hampden as they bid to win the cup for the fourth time in their history.

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Callum Davidson wants to remember this week for the rest of his life.And on Friday the cup double-chasing St Johnstone manager will take a moment to himself to soak it all in.Perth has turned blue and white ahead of Saints going for Scottish Cup glory against Hibs at the national stadium.Bunting hangs in the city centre streets, local landmarks are proudly adorning club colours while shop and pub fronts are bathed in flags, scarves and memorabilia. Fans may still be unable to attend in person due to the coronavirus but Davidson feels their support and love.“I’m probably going to take a long drive around Perth myself and soak it all up,” he said.

Join thousands of others and get the latest West Lothian Courier news and sport sent straight to your inbox.The season of success continues - St Johnstone will be playing European football this summer.That fine achievement was secured on Saturday afternoon following a rather uneventful 0-0 draw with Livingston.While certainly not a classic, the point was enough to claim fifth place in the Scottish Premiership and a special ticket to the second qualifying round of the UEFA Europa Conference League.

Join thousands of others and get the latest West Lothian Courier news and sport sent straight to your inbox.Callum Davidson yesterday hailed the spirit of his squad as St Johnstone eye a special return to European football.The Perth club has been working hard to deal with an ongoing and “very concerning” coronavirus situation over the past week.Four players missed out on the Scottish Cup semi-final victory against St Mirren at Hampden last Sunday.And there were further absentees in Wednesday evening’s 4-0 Scottish Premiership defeat at Celtic.Saints manager Davidson admits the last seven or eight days have been the least enjoyable since he entered the hotseat.A fifth-place showdown with Livingston takes place at McDiarmid Park tomorrow

Scottish Cup final. The Perth side face two crucial matches to round off what has been a successful campaign.

Scottish Cup Final win over Hibs. The Perth boss watched his Covid-19 ravaged squad book a May 22nd meeting with the Edinburgh club after two quickfire second half strikes from Chris Kane and Glenn Middleton sunk St Mirren.

St Johnstone are hell-bent on helping their bid to become the first team other than Celtic to lift the Scottish Cup since 2016.The Parkhead side were dumped out in the last 16 and Rangers quickly followed when Callum Davidson's side secured a famous win at Ibrox thanks to heroics from their keeper Zander Clark and penalties.St Johnstone have already landed the Betfred Cup and are now dreaming of setting up a showdown with Hibs in a fortnight to secure an unlikely double.But St Mirren won't be for lying down and Jim Goodwin's side also made the last four of the Betfred Cup before Livingston ended their dreams earlier in the year.Hibs were too hot for Dundee United to handle on Saturday but this one is set to be a closer affair as both dream