Gap: Last News

The yin to his yang! Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon’s relationship is getting stronger after she received the stamp of approval from his pals, a source exclusively reveals in the latest issue of Us Weekly.

For the fans. Jen Shah is still offering Cameo video messages for $150 each, weeks before she begins serving her sentence for conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

A Scottish area has been named as the "most affordable" for first-time buyers in the UK, new data has found.

South Lanarkshire residents are being invited to share their views on the upcoming council budget.

East Ayrshire Council will have to find £8m in cuts and savings over the next year - with schools, health and social care bearing the brunt.

Jim Goodwin takes his Aberdeen side to Edinburgh on Wednesday night knowing a defeat against Hearts could see their hopes of finishing third all but dashed for another season.

The heirs of Robert and Ronnie Wilson – two thirds of The Gap Band – have sued BMG over allegations they are owed royalties stemming from the cut of Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars song ‘Uptown Funk’ that they received back in 2015.As you may remember, the five writers of The Gap Band’s 1979 song ‘Oops Upside Your Head’ – including Robert and Ronnie Wilson – were given co-writer credits on ‘Uptown Funk’ in 2015, following the latter track’s release in late 2014.That move acknowledged the similarities between the two songs, and was made in the wake of the ruling in the big ‘Blurred Lines’ song-theft legal battle, after which the music industry became more nervous about the copyright implications of new songs being heavily influenced by old songs.As well as the credits, each of the ‘Oops Upside Your Head’ writers also got 3.4% of the ‘Uptown Funk’ copyright. That was negotiated via a deal between the publishers of ‘Uptown Funk’ and the then publisher of ‘Oops Upside Your Head’, Minder Music.Shortly after that deal Minder Music was acquired by BMG, hence it’s involvement in the new legal battle.

Rangers boss Michael Beale got Hearts fans in an uproar when he claimed Aberdeen are "the third best team in the country at the moment" - despite the Jambos being clear in third in the Premiership.

She is no stranger to flashing the flesh on Instagram.And Emily Ratajkowski was at it again over the weekend, posing up in a saucy white peekaboo blouse that showcased her jaw-dropping assets.The 31-year-old's top featured gaps down the front that bared not only her amply endowed cleavage but also her impressively taut midriff. Flashing the flesh: Emily Ratajkowski was at it again over the weekend, posing up in a saucy white peekaboo blouse that showcased her jaw-dropping assets Smitten: Comedian Eric Andre, whom Emily was recently spotted enjoying a dinner date with, leapt into her comments with a heart eyes emojiGathering her silky brown locks up into a stylish updo, the I Feel Pretty actress accentuated her screen siren features with naturalistic makeup.Comedian Eric Andre, whom Emily was recently spotted enjoying a dinner date with, leapt into her comments with a heart eyes emoji.

Steven Hammell admits the Motherwell job has wiped the smile off his face, but is determined to provide a team that the club and supporters can be proud of.

Katharine McPhee, 38, was spotted enjoying a night on the town in Los Angeles this week with her music mogul husband David Foster, 73.The beauty hinted at her taut midriff in a sleek, plunging black crop top that she clashed fashionably against a white overcoat.Throwing the coat trendily over her shoulders, she rounded off the look with faded jeans, white sneakers and a subtle black purse. On the town: Katharine McPhee, 38, was spotted enjoying a night on the town in Los Angeles this week with her music mogul husband David Foster, 73Recently Katharine candidly discussed her efforts to keep the spark alive with David, revealing that a touch of alcoholic lubrication helps on her end.''I'll have a glass of wine – he doesn’t drink – and we just talk,' she told Fox.

State Pension payments are set to increase by 10.1 per cent from April for merely 12.5 million people across Great Britain, including 992,052 living in Scotland. However, despite a record-breaking rise in payments of the contributory benefit, over 1.8 million pensioners are receiving less than £100 per week in State Pension payments.

It was a three-minute blitz that sealed Rangers victory on Sunday evening as they coasted past Dundee United 2-0.

Michael Beale made it six games unbeaten as Rangers boss as his side recovered from a sluggish first half to swat Dundee United aside with a 2-0 win at Tannadice as they cut the gap on leaders Celtic back to nine points.

Every Celtic-supporting man, woman and child in the land, the caller on the radio said to me, will be “quaking in their boots” after the display given by Michael Beale’s Rangers team in the Old Firm derby.

Toby Sibbick insists a third place Premiership finish isn’t the height of ambition at Hearts as they aim to hunt down Rangers and second spot.

A Kinross-shire community has banded together to launch a weekly bus service to help rural and elderly residents get out and about.

Rangers defender Adam Devine reckons the "intensity" has changed at the club since Michael Beale took over from Gio van Bronckhorst.

A Scots council could close more than 130 public buildings in a desperate bid to plug a £67 million hole in its budget.

Portacabins will be installed at Park Mains High School within the next year as council bosses are accused of short-changing taxpayers again.

The start of a new year presents a perfect opportunity for change, especially during these challenging times as the ongoing cost of living crisis continues to put the squeeze on household and personal spending power. It should come as no surprise then that a new survey of 2,500 workers has found that around one in 12 (8%) people are looking for a new job this month.