Talks continue over completion of delayed Dumbarton waterfront path

Tributes have been paid to a missing 16-year-old boy after a body was found in woodland during a search.

Kilmarnock 2-0 at Parkhead. The Premiership champions went into the match in third place but after a stodgy first half Neil Lennon 's men went up through the gears in the second.

direct to your inboxIt was 1965, back when the show was in screened in black and white, perfect for depicting northern backstreets.Ena Sharples nursing a stout, delivering sharp-tongued observations, and flame-haired Elsie Tanner at her strident glamorous best.Coronation Street, which was first shown on December 9th 1960, was already on its way to becoming a national treasure, with its gritty portrayal of ordinary lives, when Jim Whelan made his debut.He threw a few darts in The Rovers Return - and was paid £6 for his performance.It was a modest start for what would be 40 years as an extra in the soap that is still the best.

Santa ClausChristmas decoration to be taken down has since watched his neighbourhood transform. In a video aired by CBS, homeowner Chris Kennedy reads out part of the offensive note sent to his home in Little Rock, Arkansas, US, last month.

Streamy Awards honored the best in online video, gaming, content andmore!The annual awards show — which was hosted this year by drag superstars Trixie Mattel and Katya — took to the streets on Saturday, driving around Los Angeles in a party bus to hand out awards to some of the year's biggest creators, entertainers, philanthropists and more. The Streamys honor creativity in many forms, awarding honors in the General field — like Creator of the Year, Show of the Year and more — as well as categories broken down by genre, craft, brand and more. David Dobrik, Emma Chamberlain, and James Charles are the most-nominated personalities this year, with five nods apiece, while new stars like Sarah Cooper and Charli D’Amelio landed their first

Neighbours icon Mike Little looks completely different from when he played Ramsey Street favourite Joe Mangel in the Aussie soap opera.

Pete Davidson and Timothée Chalamet got the internet talking during the Oscar nominee’s Saturday Night Live hosting debut on Saturday, December 12.The Call Me by Your Name actor, 24, and the comedian, 27, appeared in multiple sketches together during the episode. The fellow New York kids sat behind a piano and compared their experiences growing up in the state during the monologue.“A Staten Island Christmas — skiing across the Verrazzano Bridge, hearing Santa come down the chimney and realizing it’s just rats, decorating our Christmas tree with spaghetti and scratch-offs,” Davidson recalled as Chalamet struggled to contain his laughter.

straight to your inbox every day for freeGary Neville doesn't think any manager has been fully backed by the Manchester United board since Sir Alex Ferguson left.United have spent over £200m on transfers since Solskjaer took over, including over £75m on five new signings in the summer.However, they ended the transfer window without priority target Jadon Sancho and Neville, when discussing United's chances of winning the title, said Solskjaer hasn't been equipped with the tools to do so.Neville told Sky Sports after the derby: “I think last season was massive, finishing third.

Timothée Chalamet made his “Saturday Night Live” debut over the weekend, and proved exactly why he’s developed such a devoted fanbase. From a charming monologue to some wacky and surreal musical sketches, the 24-year-old star left a real impression with some memorable moments.

Prince William and Kate Middleton just gave the world a Christmas gift in the form of a brand new, never-before-seen family photo of them and their three children, Prince George, 7, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, 2. In the new photo, which was sent out as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's official 2020 Christmas card, the entire family is posed outside, sitting in front of a woodpile backdrop.

“Saturday Night Live” sounded off on the Supreme Court’s decision to decline to hear a Texas case seeking to overturn the election results that was backed by Donald Trump.  During the highly popular sketch show’s “Weekend Update” segment, hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che mocked the president’s ongoing efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.  “Guys, I gotta be honest, I’m beginning to think Donald Trump didn’t win this election,” Jost joked during the segment before discussing the Supreme Court decision.  The court denied a Texas effort Friday that would have essentially nullified the presidential election in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia and Wisconsin, all states where Joe Biden won a narrow victory over the

Heidi Klum is showing off her beautiful family.

Dundee United. The unbeaten Ibrox side heaped more pressure on under-fire Celtic with a victory that underlined their title credentials just as strongly as the free-scoring exhibitions of recent weeks.

The Country Music Association is speaking out after they received backlash over Charley Pride’s death. The legendary country singer died on Saturday of complications from COVID-19. He was 86.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxAn adventurous Russian cat travelled more than 2,000 miles across Europe to wind up on Britain’s south coast, it is believed.The feline trekker, known as Ivan, was scanned for a microchip after being found wandering around Southampton in Blighty.Rescuers were shocked to see that Ivan was registered as being from Russia – a long way from the coastal town.It is thought that the furry friend might have stowed away on a lorry.Ivan was found by an elderly couple before being taken to an adoption centre on the Isle of Wight.They had to take him to the charity after their own pets became scared of the continental foreign intruder, Mail Online

Brexit talks will continue after the UK and the EU agreed to extend the deadline in a bid to find a solution – meaning a no-deal Brexit is averted for now.Prime Minister Boris Johnson spoke to European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen today about the “unresolved topics” for a trade deal.They had set a deadline of Sunday to decide whether to abandon the negotiations or to keep going.In a joint statement they agreed to "go the extra mile" in an effort to find a solution after almost a year of negotiations.It will raise hopes a trade deal will be reached before the UK stops following EU rules on December 31.The statement said: "We had a useful phone call this morning.

Manchester United hero Gary Neville has gone on a lengthy rant over the failings of the Red Devils board.United were involved in a tame goalless draw with rivals Manchester City on Saturday, piling more pressure on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.Though Neville believes the anger from the Old Trafford faithful should be aimed at the board following a poor summer transfer window.Just one signing was made before deadline day with a handful of players finally brought in as the window closed.And though Neville admits Solskjaer is struggling, he reckons there is “dual culpability” in the issues United are having.Speaking on Sky Sports, Neville said: “Last season was massive, finishing third. I think that was a big, big moment for him.

Brexit food shortages. David Duguid made the bizarre comment as he tried to downplay fears of food running out in less than three week’ time.

Alfredo Morelos after the Rangers star appeared to aim an elbow at Dundee United's Mark Connolly. The Ibrox star was booked by referee Steven McLean but McCoist insists the striker was lucky to escape a red.

Prime Minister spoke to European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen to extend the deadline for negotiations to continue. In a joint statement they agreed to “go the extra mile” in an effort to find a solution after almost a year of negotiations.The statement said: “We had a useful phone call this morning.

direct to your inboxA No Deal Brexit has been averted for the time being as the EU and the UK agreed to continue talks into next week.There had been fears the Prime Minister Boris Johnson might pull the plug and end negotiations without a future trade agreement today.Mr Johnson set a deadline of Sunday earlier this week and told the country on Friday night to prepare for No Deal.The prospect prompted 10-mile queues of lorries near the port of Dover as supermarkets stockpiled ahead of potential problems with supply chains and shoppers panic-buying. But this morning Mr Johnson and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said they have agreed to extend the deadline so negotiations can continue.