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lessons with pals.Tragic Peyton Baumgarth died at the weekend aged just 13 after being hospitalised following a positive covid-19 test.And his heartbroken mum has urged people to wear a mask as a tribute to her boy.The US youngster was last at Washington Middle School in Franklin County, Missouri on Thursday, October 22 and was hospitalised on Sunday, October 26.The Daily Mirror reports he was the first person under 18 to die in the US state, on Saturday, October 31.In an email to staff and parents, Peyton's school wrote: "We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the family."The family also asks that we all remember to wear masks, wash hands frequently and follow guidelines."Covid-19 is real and we want to remind students and parents to take

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Pubs across Dumbarton and the Vale can now reopen – but the sale of alcohol is banned leaving some publicans questioning “what is the point?”They say opening up would mean paying all overheads and staff costs but with no real opportunity to make any money back.And the struggle to save local jobs becomes harder as bar staff have to work to qualify for financial help.Last week West Dunbartonshire was placed in the second highest level of restrictions by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, with pubs and restaurants allowed to reopen – but only if they don’t sell alcohol and close by 6pm.Outlining the guidance, the First Minister urged people to “stick with the

Adrien Broner was thrown in jail by a judge who wasn’t buying claims that the former boxing champ is unable to pay a woman he sexually assaulted in a nightclub, saying the “jig is up today.” Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge Nancy Margaret Russo gave the body shot to Broner, 31, during a hearing Monday after holding him in contempt of court in connection to a civil lawsuit filed by a then-35-year-old Ohio woman who said Broner sexually assaulted her at a Cleveland nightclub during the 2018 NBA Finals, Cleveland.com reported. “Mr.

was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and driving without due care and attention. She has been released under investigation.

Jenny Powell was one of the most popular TV pin-ups of the Nineties, earning legions of admirers after hosting Top of the Pops and Wheel of Fortune.

teenage model had returned to Dublin at the start of the year with her boyfriend Mark Elebert and lived with her brother Jack.However, Missy let her followers know that she was on her way back to England as she shared a photo on her Instagram as she sat on the plane.Along with the selfie, she wrote: ‘Back to London I go.’However, it seems that Missy wasn’t the only one excited about her moving back in with her dad and Storm.Storm Keating shared a video of three-year-old Cooper as he wrote a banner for his sister welcoming her home and telling her how much he missed her.Along with the video Storm wrote: ‘Someone is excited Missy is moving back in with us.’As well as being reunited with Ronan, Storm, and Cooper, Missy will also bond with her

A mum has described her holiday nightmare after breaking her back in Turkey.

Kevin Bridges has been spotted at a Dumbarton takeaway restaurant - and fans were desperate to know if he ordered the "hoose rice".

A man was left out of pocket after accidentally handing a pizza delivery man a 140 percent tip - but he says he doesn't regret it.

Another in a string of restorations that in recent years have benefitted fans of wuxia legend King Hu, Raining in the Mountain is one of two pictures the late Hong Kong- and Taiwan-based auteur (most famous for Come Drink with Me and the Cannes favorite A Touch of Zen) made in South Korea. Considerably shorter and more direct than the other Korean project (Legend of the Mountain, which got its first U.S.

Uma Thurman is preparing to return to work on her next project, as Hollywood bounces back from the COVID-19 pandemic.And the Golden Globe winner has recently emerged after months in quarantine, as production is set to resume this week.She kept warm Sunday in a puffy navy blue jacket and a knit beige sweater, as she walked her dog in New York City, before returning to London to star in the Apple TV+ series Suspicion.

Nicola Sturgeon’s daily briefings – but she’s still skint.Janey’s career was already motoring before the crisis – after she welcomed Donald Trump to Scotland in 2018 with a placard that didn’t hold back in its language.And she had soldout two nights at the King’s Theatre in her home city of Glasgow when lockdown began.Those had to be axed, twice, and she hopes to put them on next year.But becoming a legend in her living room, with more than 40million hits for her spoof videos of the First Minister and Donald Trump, has enabled Janey to raise cash for charity, which she finds thrilling.She said: “My profile has exploded but my bank balance hasn’t.

Stanley Baxter has revealed he is gay at the age of 94.The Scottish stage and screen star told how he spent nearly 50 years married to his wife Moira despite knowing he was homosexual.In a new authorised biography The Real Stanley Baxter, journalist Brian Beacom reveals the secrecy and sadness that have haunted the entertainer all his life.Baxter originally refused to have the book published before his death amid fears he would be judged and admitted he is still not comfortable with his sexuality.The Glasgow-born star, best known for TV’s The Stanley Baxter Show, said: “There are many gay people these days who are fairly comfortable with their sexuality.“I’m not. I never wanted to be gay.

Birkin bags are making headlines again.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A dog-daft dad is set to endure his own Hallowe’en horror next week when he has a full body wax for charity.Lee Holland is taking on the stinging challenge in a bid to raise funds for the Edward Foundation, a charity that rescues and rehomes bulldogs.A dedicated volunteer for the charity, Lee has opened up his Johnstone home to several dogs as a foster carer and has adopted five dogs in need of a forever home.Now the 50 year old is taking on a Hallowe’en challenge to raise much-needed funds for the charity, which can easily see veterinary bills run to £10,000 per month.Lee told the Express: “As a volunteer, my family and I are involved in putting on

Standard Liege would be the biblical downpour that made the second half a farce. That was until Kemar Roofe hammered one in from his own half to seal a 2-0 win for the visitors and put himself in contention for the Puskas Award.

tax bills over the next 20 years.Scottish Labour’s Jackie Baillie has said the “staggering” proposals will result in charges for some households doubling.It comes after a report from the Water Industry Commission for Scotland (WICS) was published earlier this month in a bid to pay for £1billion of improvements to an ageing Victorian infrastructure.The body sets the boundaries for the amount Scottish Water can add to council tax bills each year.Baillie said: “The water regulator has now confirmed staggering rises in charges by forcing Scottish customers on to a 20-year price escalator from which there is no escape.“Charges are set to rise by more than 25 per cent in the coming six years and by more than 100 per cent in 20 years.“It will mean

Billie Piper has opened up on her first marriage to radio presenter Chris Evans.

Phillip Schofield has a rule about never borrowing money thanks to something he believes happened to him in a past life.

Levenshulme, started his career under his real name Steve Vernon, but had to change his name because acting union Equity already someone of the same name on their books.

Silentnight has found that Scots aged 25-34 are the most likely to own an electric blanket, and 48 per cent of the UK’s electric blankets are owned by those aged 18-34. It's believed that younger people opting for electric blankets as more people spend time getting cosy at home.