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The judging of the second print competition of the season took place at the latest meeting of Motherwell Photographic Society.

While Miranda Hart is well-loved for her ability to spark laughter, behind the scenes she's been waging a personal war with physical and mental health issues.

Could your dog be a lifesaver this festive period?

Andy Halliday says he 'doesn't like' Philippe Clement's eyebrow-raising comments about Celtic and Spurs being in a 'different league' to them financially - because even saying that plants doubts in his own players' heads.

A murder trial has heard teenager Elianne Andam was 'stabbed to death over a missing teddy bear'.

Motherwell, Wishaw and Carluke MP, Pamela Nash, has welcomed the end of the Mineworkers’ Pension Scheme injustice as former mineworkers in the constituency begin to receive their first increase.

Choosing a Christmas film is one of the biggest seasonal decisions you will make, second only to deciding what you're going to eat on the big day itself and how long it needs to cook for lest you get the gift of festive food poisoning.

The original Scots member of The Beatles fails to feature in a new film about the Fab Four because filmmakers thought his presence would confuse viewers.

Causewayhead has been lit up by a striking new mural from a local artist on the wall of a dance centre.

Doctors and health experts have identified six key ways the harsh UK winter can affect your health, offering advice on how to address these issues. The main concerns include poor circulation, joint pain, dental problems, respiratory difficulties, skin irritation, and pale extremities.

I'm A Celebrity champion Danny Jones might not be pocketing any cash for his jungle victory, but he's poised to rake in a fortune from brand deals and TV gigs.

David Coote has now been SACKED with immediate effect after incriminating videos emerged online - including one appearing to show him snort cocaine and another in which he called former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp surfaced online a 'German c***'.

Tulisa Contostavlos has been spotted for the first time since her early departure from Australia, having missed the I'm A Celebrity final last night.

A restored Masonic apron belonging to national bard Robert Burns, holds pride of place over the fireplace of the museum of the Grand Lodge of Antient Free and Accepted Masons of Scotland in Edinburgh.

Scottish Water has announced plans for essential work on the water network in Thornhill early in the New Year as part of efforts to assess and plan for future investment needs.

Police are investigating the 'suspicious' death of a man whose body was found on a Wishaw street. James McMaster was discovered on Maxton Crescent at around 2.10pm on Thursday, December 5.

Detectives are appealing for information following the suspicious death of a 53-year-old man in Wishaw.

Celtic star Arne Engels was at the centre of a debate surrounding potential red cards as two key members of Ref Watch pardoned him minutes after scolding Moises Caicedo – but Dermot Gallagher insisted both were yellow cards.

Youngsters in a community once branded a "war zone" over Bonfire Night disorder have been praised after this year's events passed without incident. The chairperson of the Blackburn Bonfire Night Action Group heaped praise on young people in the village following this year's event. The action group was set up in 2019 following a surge in anti-social behaviour in the village the year before. Alison Kerr said: " I think we are quick to criticise but slow to say 'well done' especially to our young people." There were several incidents reported around West Lothian on Bonfire Night itself and one person was reported vandalism of a fire engine vehicle in Blackridge, while in Edinburgh riot police were deployed in some areas to control an outbreak of firework related violence. But there were no incidents of disorder in Blackburn. After the problems in 2018, villagers were encouraged to take a stand against firework thugs and report anti-social behaviour to the police. In the months before the 2019 event the community came together to develop a range of diversionary pursuits for teenagers in the village, which proved a success. In a statement to the local area committee this month Alison Kerr said: "As Chairperson of Blackburn Community

Gino D'Acampo has finally broken his silence following allegations of 'inappropriate behaviour' as the TV chef responded with just a single word.

More than 300 council homes in Ayrshire have lain empty for more than six months.