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Outlander'sCaitriona Balfe has opened up about being "broke" and "jobless" before booking onto the hit Starz fantasy drama.

New research has revealed that the uptake rate for cervical screening has dropped significantly during the pandemic, and is now at its lowest in decades. The research, carried out by Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust, found that almost one in three women are not attending having been invited for a smear test, with the charity now aiming to encourage women to book an appointment if they are overdue a screening. The extremely low rate of attendance is said to be as a result of the impact of the pandemic, with many having to attend appointments on their own, and also feeling isolated if they are diagnosed with cervical cell changes.

A transport workers union has criticised a move proposed by ScotRail to cut the number of hours station booking offices stay open including one in Perthshire.

With the festivities well and truly behind us, many may be starting to look forward to a holiday overseas.

After Sam Tyler booked his dream holiday to travel around south east Asia, Australia and New Zealand, he knew there was one thing he wanted to do before he stepped on a plane.

James McPake defended striker Leigh Griffiths and accused Rangers players of trying to get him into hot water.

It might still be a week until Black Friday, but deals to tempt consumers are already coming thick and fast.

Wales boss Rob Page says he is joining Steve Clarke ’s campaign for a FIFA rethink on World Cup qualifying cautions that could yet cost Scotland’s Qatar dream.

NHS Tayside 's online covid booster booking system goes live today for those aged between 50 ane 59.

Nathan Patterson was made to sweat by the telly officials before he could celebrate his first Scotland goal.

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Ryanair has issued a stark warning to anyone planning to book a holiday with the airline next year. The budget airline's boss Michael O’Leary said a surge in bookings for 2022 may result in prices to soar as travellers look to go abroad without restrictions.

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Falkirk are being urged to be 'cautious' when booking holidays on the governments Green List. It means locals heading to the likes Malta and the Balearic Islands won't have to self-isolate for 10 days when they return to the UK.

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The robust, if short-term, theatrical run for Netflix’s Army of the Dead starting May 21 is a sign of the marketplace to come, in the view of Cinemark CEO Mark Zoradi.

Stacey Solomon has revealed that “Joe actually hates her” after she booked a sandblaster to strip back the wooden beams in her £1.2million home that left him living “in a beach”.The 31 year, who has been busy filming in Manchester for BBC One show Sort Your Life Out as well as her collection with In The Style, gave a glimpse of the oak beams in her living area.

To say that Ireland loves a bit of retail therapy might be an understatement and, if Penney’s latest move towards reopening is anything to go by—shoppers are raring to go. So it’s no surprise that Penney’s online booking system is live and already has hours-long queues, and Irish Twitter has kicked off.

South Ayrshire have left some golfers bunkered, it has been claimed.And one angry golfer says he feels like second-class citizen because he claims a new council-owned club will take the lion’s share of the action.The furore stems from changes that have been implemented in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.Golfers were finally allowed back on the fairways in late May 2020 — after months of lockdown.Since then, there’s been a huge increase in golf participation levels all over the country.And it’s prompted Golf South Ayrshire, who operate eight courses throughout the region, to make a raft of changes.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the

direct to your inboxTransport Secretary Grant Shapps said it is “too soon” for hopeful travellers to start booking holidays as it is currently "illegal" to go on holiday in the UK or abroad.“First of all, I should say, people shouldn’t be booking holidays right now – not domestically or internationally,” he told the BBC's Radio 4 Today programme.“The Prime Minister will say more about the route to unlocking this country, starting when he speaks about it on February 22.“But we don’t know yet whether that will include information on things like holidays, simply because we don’t know where we’ll be up to in terms of the decline in cases, deaths, the vaccination.Have you got your holidays booked already? Let us know below“And not just the