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Scots takeaway staff have been threatened and subjected to 'vile racist abuse' following an incident outside their workplace.

A Dunblane theatre group who last week broke the world record for the fastest ever production topped it off by being mentioned live on a top American talk show hosted by James Corden.

Manchester United technical director Darren Fletcher insists Amad Diallo is "doing really well" at Rangers.

Woodland trees at the centre of a community campaign against a Dumbarton housing development look set to be given protected status.

Franz Ferdinand have cancelled their Russian shows and apologised to residents who they know 'see the madness' of their country's leadership.

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On the mend. Queen Elizabeth II enjoyed a visit from her grandchildren and great-grandchildren following her recovery from COVID-19.

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Coming from famous families! Jim Carrey’s daughter, Aretha Franklin’s granddaughter and more celebrity kids have tried out for American Idol.

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Piers Morgan has teased fans about his new programme on TalkTV, sharing that it is expected to be aired in the coming weeks.The journalist has been visiting Australia in the last few days to meet his new colleagues across the globe, ahead of the show's launch on Sky News Australia.Piers has already placed himself a huge talking point as he organised a chat with the nation’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison.Alongside appearing on a breakfast TV show "that would let me express my opinions", which is a swipe towards his former Good Morning Britain role.However, the time is coming for Piers to be on screens once again, with him making another return to the UK before things officially kick-off.Alongside a clip, he said: "Farewell, Sydney. I leave you as I found you a week ago… and how you’ve been the entire time….

Strictly Come Dancing winner Rose Ayling-Ellis has admitted feeling thankful for the support system that helped her find victory on the show. The EastEnders star bagged the Glitterball Trophy alongside Strictly professional partner Giovanni Pernice after she made history by being the first deaf person to both compete in and win the show.

Dancing On Ice's Dan Whiston has revealed that Sally Dynevor sent him a moving text after she was eliminated from the competition. The Corrie star, 58, got her marching orders after ending up in the bottom two on Sunday night's (February 27) show, and graciously told hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby that she thought it was her "time to go".

When Gus Poyet signed for Chelsea in 1997 he was offered a deal that sounded too good to be true.Uruguay star Poyet, then with Real Zaragoza, had reservations about moving to London because he didn't speak a word of English and feared his wife wouldn't settle.So ingenious Chelsea chief executive of the time Colin Hutchinson devised a cunning plan to solve the problem.He offered Poyet a contract with a clause saying he would be entitled to a free transfer if he and his family didn't like what they found!Poyet, who went on to win four trophies with the club before leaving for Tottenham in 2001, said: "It was a life changing decision for me that I found a challenge."I spoke zero English and my wife just a little. It was a pivotal moment in my life and I needed to get it right."I had a family - two young boys who were just four and two years old - and I needed to make sure we would be happy in London."That's when Colin put the clause in my contract.