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A Strathaven-based business is celebrating this week after scooping a top award.

McDonald’s diner smacked an employee with a metal French fry scoop because her chips were taking too long.Cops from the Nashville Police Department in Tennessee say the impatient lady then left the restaurant and drove off with a pal and kids in a silver Chevy Impala, reports the Charlotte Observer.They said in a statement: “When the food took longer than she expected, she went behind the counter and punched an employee with the metal fry scooper.“The assault left a gash on the victim’s forehead.”Although officials haven’t confirmed the identity and current condition of the employee who was smacked, they did release a shot of the suspect.It shows her wearing a mask pulled down to her chin during the confrontation.The heated moment took

Tipping Point fans were left in disbelief after a contestant was awarded the "worst prize ever" after receiving a £50 snow cone and ice crusher machine. The dud prize was revealed after contestant Trevor managed to get a mystery counter over the line – leaving viewers unimpressed with the offering.

What a phenomenal competition opener last week! As Craig Revel Horwood would say: "There were no disasters, darling." My dance partner Anton Du Beke slotted in beautifully on the judging panel. He gave constructive criticism and didn't knock anyone's confidence.

PIERS Morgan has made no secret of his anger at missing out on the National Television Awards' presenter gong yet again to Ant and Dec. The former Good Morning Britain host, who quit the show back in March over a row over Meghan Markle, had been lobbying fans to vote for him as he went up against Ant and Dec yet again as best presenter.

Alexander Durie “The Man Who Sold His Skin” and “Coda” stood out among films which picked up awards at the closing ceremony of the 49th Norwegian International Film Festival Haugesund. For the festival’s grand reopening to the international market, after a restricted 2020 edition due to the COVID-19 pandemic, attendance surpassed pre-pandemic levels with an all-time-high number of industry accreditations for the event which ran Aug.

Get the latest parenting news sent straight to your inbox with our weekly newsletterTalented youngsters from a Helensburgh dance school scooped 11 World Cup gold medals, as they represented Scotland on the biggest stage.Across five days of competition at the Dance World Cup in Shropshire, competitors from the Margaret Rose School of Dance scooped 11 golds and four silvers against some of the toughest opposition on the planet.Girls from the school scooped gold in the senior and junior categories, whilst there were silver medals for soloists Rhiannon Charles and Samantha Mulhollan as well as duo Catriona and Eilidh Gammons.There was also success for Ava King and Georgia Dennet who finished fifth in their category, and sixth place finishes for

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Lottery. Three winners from PA14 6AZ in Port Glasgow pocketed £30,000 each on Friday while Greenock postcode PA16 0QX cashed in on Thursday.

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Having played various games on The National Lottery since he was a young man, Paul would usually have a plan for choosing his numbers.However, on this occasion it was a last-minute Lotto Lucky Dip which proved to be the winning ticket.Paul bought his Lotto Lucky Dip tickets from the One Stop store in Seafield. Paul matched all six main numbers - 23, 26, 34, 36, 44 and 59 - in the draw to scoop the jackpot.Don't miss the latest news from the West Lothian Courier. Sign up to our free newsletter herehttps://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/newsletter-preference-centre/

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iOS - Android The topic for the final was: “If you were the Scottish Minister for Equalities what is the most pressing inequality you would tackle post pandemic - why and how?”The judges were Crown Agent David Harvie, Deputy Crown Agent John Logue and Leslie Young, Chief Executive, Epilepsy Scotland.The girls won through to the final after a series of close run rounds ably mentored by Mr Winn from the school’s Faculty of Social Subjects. Mr Winn told Lanarkshire Live : "The girls performed admirably and in fact this result was a long two years in the making.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentCohen Media Group and Curzon have jointly acquired all U.S. and U.K.

EXCLUSIVE: Fans of cable TV’s top rated series Yellowstone who are accustomed to following the Dutton clan each summer will have to hold their horses for Season 4. Deadline hears that the show has officially left the warm season slot it held for its first three seasons. While no one would confirm a rock solid debut date, I hear they are eyeing early November for the start of the new season of the Paramount Network series. It will join the launch corridor for most returning prestige and must see shows, when eyeballs are optimized and Yellowstone gets the chance to cross promote on CBS’s NFL broadcasts, with a season that will run through the holidays.

Euro 2020 this summer, as the prize money for the tournament is revealed.The Three Lions get their campaign underway against Croatia on Sunday afternoon, with Gareth Southgate’s side one of the favourites to win the tournament.Each player receives a sum of £2k every time they turn out for England, with those payments currently donated to charity.But they have been given an extra incentive to win England’s first major tournament since 1966, with the FA and UEFA announcing the prize money due to be handed out to the winners.The prize money totals £12million, meaning each winning player will receive a bonus of £461k each for lifting the trophy.That team bonus is a staggering £3million more than the winners of the World Cup, France, received in

EuroMillions jackpot has seen the prize paid out. The anonymous winner was successful in last week’s draw on Friday, June 4.They claimed the sum earlier this week, and the money has since been deposited.

Falkirk area primary school have struck gold after winning a prestigious prize for their efforts in promoting and realising children's rights. Langlees Primary School fewer than 100 schools out of 2,500 across Scotland to receive the Gold Rights Respecting Schools Award from UNICEF.

TikTok trend of "dry scooping" a pre-workout powder has warned people that she suffered a heart attack the same day.Briatney Portillo, an OnlyFans model and exotic dancer from Florida, US, said her arm went "limp" and she suffered dizziness and chest pain after consuming the mix undiluted.In a TikTok video, she films herself lying in a hospital bed looking like she seriously regrets the decision."Taking a dry pre-workout scoop bc I saw it trending on TikTok," she wrote in the caption."Ending up in the hospital because I had a heart attack." The video was watched more than 2 million times and people praised her for speaking out against the trend, which involves taking the powder dry instead of diluted in water like intended.Pre-workout mixes

Ayr dessert parlour is in the running to be crowned Scotland's top takeaway.What The Scoop could land the prestigious title as part of the British Takeaway Awards less than a year after opening its doors.The business, which has exploded in popularity under the driving force of boss Sabiha Ali, will now compete with the nation's best eateries.Husband Haroon told Ayrshire Live: "I run my own property and investments business in Kilmarnock, but lockdown obviously hit that market hard."So I saw this as a good business opportunity and Sabiha has been absolutely fantastic in running it."She insists on making everything fresh...so the waffles and cookie doughs are all done that way."And the fruit is all cut up and made to order."She doesn't make