Snow to blast Scotland overnight as drivers warned of icy roads in weather alert

A man has been charged after a death at a flat in Glasgow yesterday following a 'disturbance. '

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "have literally become a laughing stock" in a bout of "utter humiliation", according to a royal expert.The perhaps unlikely embarrassment comes in the shape of animated adult show South Park releasing an episode entitled “A Dumb Prince and His Stupid Wife”.A preview for the as yet unreleased episode shows character Kyle saying: “It is seriously driving me crazy. I’m sick of hearing about them but I can’t get away from them.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have still not decided whether to attend King Charles’ coronation in May, according to reports. Last week, it was revealed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been invited to the coronation in May and that the rest of the royal family are "fully expecting" the two to make an appearance at the event, despite the ongoing feud between Harry and his relatives.

Conor McGregor has been warned Michael Chandler could "send him into retirement" when the UFC icon makes his long awaited return to the octagon this year.McGregor 34, has been sidelined ever since his stoppage defeat to Dustin Poirier 18 months ago, which ended with 'The Notorious' being stretchered out with a broken tibia and fibula. Amid prolonged speculation over who he would face on his return, it was confirmed this month he and Chandler would go head-to-head as a culmination to their upcoming coaching roles on season 31 of The Ultimate Fighter.A date and venue has yet to be finalised, with McGregor yet to re-enter the United States Anti-Doping Agency testing pool.

British police forces are being tracked by Chinese cameras, drones and surveillance equipment, a watchdog has warned.Biometrics and surveillance camera commissioner Fraser Sampson said the findings of a survey carried out by his office also suggested bodies using the equipment were “generally aware that there are security and ethical concerns about the companies supplying their kit”.The findings come amid growing concerns about the threat of Chinese spy balloons.READ MORE: World leaders urged to stop shooting down UFOs until we know where they're fromMeanwhile, security fears about police using Chinese-made drones have also been raised.According to the watchdog, several of the respondents said their camera systems use equipment which there had been security or ethical concerns about - including companies Dahua, Hikvision, Honeywell, Huawei and Nuuo.Mr Sampson said: “It is abundantly clear from this detailed analysis of the survey results that the police estate in the UK is shot through with Chinese surveillance cameras."It is also clear that the forces deploying this equipment are generally aware that there are security and ethical concerns about the companies that supply their kit.“There has been a lot in the news in recent days about how concerned we should be about Chinese spy balloons 60,000 feet up in the sky."He added: "I do not understand why we are not at least as concerned about the Chinese cameras six feet about our head in the street and elsewhere...“Myself and others have been saying for some time that we should, both for security and ethical reasons, really be asking ourselves whether it is ever appropriate for public bodies to use equipment made by companies with such serious questions hanging over them.”A

The Scottish Senior Football Referees' Association have reportedly called for the SFA to take action against Celtic after a banner was unveiled slamming linesman Douglas Ross.

Temperatures in the UK could plummet as low as -11C in the coming weeks according to a weather map.A sudden stratospheric warming could produce freezing conditions similar to the Beast from the East and lead to an Arctic blast which would chill the nation.Despite a mild February, snow and ice are forecast to sweep across Britain heading into the start of March.READ MORE: Weather maps show snow blast across UK one day this week with '3cm per hour' flurriesSnow is set to hit Scotland and northern England at the end of February, according to forecasts, with rain predicted to fall across Northern Ireland and Wales.The current weather forecasts to March 11 show temperatures dropping as low as -11C, with up to 10 days of the mercury dropping below zero expected heading into March. "It’s on the radar as a watching brief," Jim Dale, a senior meteorologist at British Weather Services, told the Express.

Brendan Fraser has defended the Batgirl film he appeared in that was shelved by Warner Bros. last summer in a shocking move.The Oscar-nominated star of The Whale, 54, appeared at a SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Screening Room in Los Angeles.At the event, Fraser wore a brown cowhide coat over a black shirt with dark blue jeans and black boots.The actor Wednesday told Howard Stern that the DC motion picture didn't get a 'fair shake' when it was shelved by the studio ahead of its 2022 release.Fraser, who played the role of Firefly in the movie, said that Batgirl filmmakers Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah got it right shooting in Glasgow, Scotland, which made a prime stand-in for Gotham.'Gotham never looked better cast as Glasgow, Scotland, you know,' the Indianapolis, Indiana-born actor said.

Love Island viewers were left in disbelief on Tuesday night when Scots bombshell Lydia openly asked Tom if she could share his bed.

Dramatic pictures from a Scots road crash have shown a badly damaged vehicle on its side, surrounded by broken glass.

St Johnstone striker Chris Kane made a welcome return to bounce game action at the weekend.

Motherwell have reportedly made Tommy Wright their top target to succeed Stevie Hammell as manager.

Love Island is set for chaos as the teaser for Wednesday evening's episode showed several islanders swaying from their original couples. Casa Amor returned with a bang on Sunday and it certainly hasn't disappointed as heads are constantly turning.During the episode, Will kissed newcomer Layla while Olivia, 27, locked lips with Maxwell, 23, after sharing her doubts about Kai.At the end of the episode, fans were treated to a short but explosive teaser as several more islanders got all the more familiar with each other.Tom, 23, who is currently coupled up with Samie, 22, was seen getting close with 22-year-old Lydia who asked: "Have I made things hard for you?" to which he agreed.

Nicola Bulley disappeared says he doesn't think she went into the water. Mark Astin, a photographer and swimmer, said the stretch of the River Wyre around St Michael's on Wyre, Lancs, is a "nice place to swim". Mr Astin, who posted a video on YouTube of his swim on the waterway said the river was "calm" but in places was "trickier" to get out on the banks.

Saoirse Ronan and Jack Lowden are still going strong as a couple!

Emmerdale viewers are blasting show bosses dubbing the latest episode a total “waste of time.”As fans tuned into tonight’s episode (February 14) the airwaves were dominated by Chas and Mandy pondering the whereabouts of Paddy.The first scenes showed the pair wondering where he was, before they were able to locate him at a nearby B&B.READ MORE: Emmerdale's Chas branded 'hypocrite' as fans fume over her reaction to missing PaddyAfter decided to go and get him, they were seen sat in the waiting area of the B&B idly chatting and waiting for Paddy to turn up.Fans felt cheated by the episode, with some saying it was total “rubbish.”“Sorry but "Where is Paddy?" just hasn't got me as excited as the "Where's Wills' watch?" story line,” blasted one viewer.“Huge waste of time that episode was,” another penned.A third echoed: “Writers ought to be ashamed what a waste of an episode,” while a fourth agreed: “It was rubbish tonight. Bored to tears with Mandy Chas scenes.

Through thick and thin. Tammy Slaton got real about how her recent gastric bypass surgery has affected her relationship with husband Caleb Willingham.

Crocked Rangers veteran Steven Davis admits he "feared the worst" after picking up a horror training ground injury last year.

A 19-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with the death of another teenager in Edinburgh.