Scottish Government announces 17,259 new covid cases in last 24 hours

A mum who has lived with multiple sclerosis for over a decade says a £50,000 treatment unavailable on the NHS could be her last shot at living a life largely unhindered by the disease.

Outlander fans with a creative flair could end up working up close and personal with show stars like Sam Heughan.

The Weeknd took self-loathing to a whole new level in the music video for his new song Gasoline.The singer-songwriter, 31, released the music video which shows the star as he chases down and then savagely beats up an older version of himself.The beating takes place in a busy club where dozens of people laugh, dance and embrace. More than a disagreement: The Weeknd took self-loathing to a whole new level in the music video for his new song GasolineWhile it appears fun and exciting from the outside, more sinister images flash quickly across the screen.

Two of a kind. Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Brad Hall made names for themselves by making people laugh, and their inclination for humor is likely a key factor in the success of their four-decade relationship.

John Swinney has claimed he doesn't understand "the fuss" over the introduction of covid vaccine passports in Scotland.

Rangers goalkeeper Kieran Wright has been announced Dumbarton's second new signing of the January window, joining the Sons on loan until the end of the season.

The Omicron variant accounts for over 90 per cent of cases with over one million Covid cases in Scotland.

Hamilton head coach Stuart Taylor says every signing he makes must fit into the Accies profile as he hunts new recruits.

Following Nicole Scherzinger’s announcement last week that the Pussycat Dolls reunion tour was cancelled, the singer has now filed new court documents in the ongoing legal battle over her involvement in said tour.Scherzinger calls the earlier breach of contract lawsuit brought against her by PCD manager Robin Antin “meritless” and says that she is not to blame for the reunion project collapsing.Schezinger’s response to the lawsuit, published by the New York Post, states: “This case is a meritless effort to enforce an expired 2019 agreement to perform a concert tour in 2019 and 2020. Had Antin participated in the negotiation in good faith instead of stubbornly trying to revive the old agreement, the likelihood is that the parties would have reached an agreement for a new tour”.Antin sued Scherzinger in September last year, accusing her of “extortion”.

Morrisons has unveiled its brand new affordable vegan range that will allow shoppers across the country to get involved in Veganuary.

Jana Bennett, the British and U.S. TV powerhouse who ran BBC TV, BBC Worldwide and History, has died aged 66. She is survived by husband Richard Clemmow and two children.

Paul Bogaards, whose departure from Alfred A. Knopf earlier this month brought a close to his 32-year career as a publicity and marketing exec at the publishing house, is already on to the next chapter: Bogaards announced today the launch of his new company, Bogaards Public Relations LLC.

Scotland has a lot to be proud of, from our world-renowned humour and scenery to exports like Scotch whisky and seafood.

You know the problem with all these people buying vinyl and cassette releases? That’s right, the ability to play them. Far too many people own the necessary technology.

Animal welfare experts are appealing for a new home for two greyhound sisters currently living at Dogs Trust West Calder.

Bosses at Prestwick Airport advised the Scottish Government to knock back a bid which would have seen the flight hub sold to the private sector.

Ronnie Spector, the legendary singer of The Ronettes has died at the age of 78, it has been announced.

Covid could cause a penis to shorten in rare cases, a doctor has claimed.

The Scottish Government has launched a consultation for a new heating benefit that would give around 400,000 low-income households a guaranteed £50 payment every winter towards their energy bills.

Boris Johnson’s deputy chief medical adviser has suddenly resigned.

EXCLUSIVE: Banijay Rights has struck its first deals for Channel 4 prison drama Screw, with networks in Australia and New Zealand picking up the series.