Teenage girl missing from Inverclyde last seen boarding train towards Glasgow

Karren Brady seems to have quite a lot to get off her chest regarding Prince Harry, after she called him out in her newspaper column claiming he has "lost the plot".The Apprentice star believes Harry, 36, has become "so wrapped up" in the whole LA experience that he can no longer see the bigger picture.Karren, 52, said Harry is "so blinkered" that he is now blaming the heartache felt from the loss of his mother on the Queen and his father's parenting.Writing in her newspaper column for The Sun on Sunday, businesswoman Karren claims the British public "know too much" about Harry and Meghan Markle's grievances with the Royal Family due to the explosive interview that the couple did with Oprah Winfrey.Prince Harry hit headlines earlier this

Nicola Sturgeon has been left 'disgusted' by Rangers fans 'selfish thuggish sectarian' behaviour last night as they celebrating winning the league. The First Minister said she was in 'disbelief' at the scenes in Glasgow as football fans celebrated their first premier league triumph in 10 years, before disorder broke out in the city.

Prince Harry, 36, after his latest headline-grabbing interview.The Apprentice star claimed the Duke Of Sussex is "doing more than anyone else on the planet" to attract attention.The 52-year-old spoke out in her latest column today, referencing the Royal's 90-minute mental health podcast on Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard.Released on Thursday, the instalment saw Prince Harry compare royal life to film The Truman Show and being in a zoo.The business executive "applauded" him for bucking tradition of a stiff upper lip.However, Karren suggested he's "become entirely wrapped up in the LA zoned-in attitude"."It seems that the man who claimed he quit royal life to get himself and his family out of the media spotlight is doing more than anyone

Prince Harry has become "so wrapped up" in the LA experience that he can no longer see the bigger picture, Apprentice star Karren Brady has claimed.

Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic are among those donating to a GoFundMe page for Nirvana‘s former publicist Susie Tennant.As detailed in a statement from her family on the fundraising page, Tennant is struggling with rising hospital bills and “symptoms of early onset Alzheimer’s and dementia”.Organised by former Sub Pop employee Steve Manning, the statement reads: “We’ve continued working with Susie’s doctors since our last check in. Over the last six weeks, Susie had surgery to remove an unburst aneurysm and to test for what may be causing the symptoms of early onset Alzheimer’s and dementia.“The surgeries were successful, and Susie is healed and healthy.

George Square yesterday on trophy day with flags and flares to celebrate their first premier league triumph in 10 years before disorder broke out in the city.Shocking videos on social media show major brawls breaking out, a police ring of steel, and missiles being thrown towards officers in central Glasgow. Cops were forced to 'use powers' to disperse Rangers fans after the disorder erupted on the streets with more than 20 people arrested.

A couple who lost both of their children to rare conditions have found purpose in their lives again after becoming foster parents.

Glasgow city centre to celebrate the premiership tile victory.Police in riot gear were pelted by missiles and flares and came under attack as they tried to clear George Square last night by supporters who refused to move from the central square.Using special coronavirus powers, cops said the crowd was becoming 'increasingly disorderly' with smoke bombs being let off and they had been confronted with 'violence'.Fighting was also seen on the streets, with a video showing a man allegedly punched and stamped on Queen Street.Earlier in the day thousands of Light Blues fans had gathered outside Ibrox as their team roundly beat Aberdeen 4-0 and lifted the Premiership trophy.Pictures showed fans hanging from the gates and nearby lampposts around

May 16, 2015 is a day few Liverpool fans will ever forget.

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have access to the upsetting images of her body. At first, Clark pleaded not guilty – then, in February 2020, he changed his plea to guilty.

last-minute U-turn on Glasgow’s lockdown release will cost the hospitality industry £1million a day, it has been warned. Hundreds of pubs and restaurants devastated by months of enforced closure had been preparing to open their doors tomorrow.

crimes against children. David Brown was released last week and claims he was framed for the offences that led to 15 years in a hellhole jail.

Just when sports fans moved on from The Last Dance, Saturday Night Live gave them never-before-seen footage featuring first-time host Keegan-Michael Key as the basketball G.O.A.T.

Rose West's daughter believes that her mother may know what happened to missing Mary Bastholm and whether her body lies beneath the café at the centre of a recent dramatic police search.However West’s daughter Mae fears her mother will take the answers to her grave and keep events behind Mary's disappearance in 1968 a secret.Mae, 49, hopes Mary's family find closure and discover whether her father Fred West was responsible for her vanishing over five decades ago.Questions surrounding Mary's disappearance have resurfaced after police began examining a cafe basement in Gloucester where Mary worked and Fred West was hired to do building work.Mae exclusively told the Sunday Mirror that Fred may have told Rose about what happened to Mary and how

lockdown restrictions ease further on Monday, May 17, more businesses will be allowed to open.Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last week that England could from May 17 enter Step Three of the roadmap out of lockdown.Indoor mixing and hugs will be on the cards again – and restaurants and pubs will invite customers indoors.Hairdressers, pubs with outdoor areas and gyms were allowed to open as of April 12 as lockdown was partially lifted.But now other businesses will be allowed to open, including cinemas, bingo halls and saunas.Here is a full list of the businesses allowed to open from May 17.Some businesses will still have to remain closed until the next step of the government's roadmap.They are:Clubbing won't be allowed until at least

LaKeith Stanfield has stepped forward to denounce hate speech, after getting caught up in controversy involving anti-Semitic comments on Clubhouse.

MOLLY-Mae Hague admitted she's missing Tommy Fury "so much" as he trains in the US with his brother Tyson Fury. Tommy flew out to the States to join Tyson at his training camp in Las Vegas as his heavyweight big brother prepares for his fight against Anthony Joshua.

Warped Rose West could hold the key to what happened to ­missing Mary Bastholm – and whether her body lies beneath a café at the centre of a police hunt.

Stephen Glass ' Aberdeen reign. The experienced defender, who has been one of the Dons’ top performers this season, has been told that the club don’t have the finances to keep him.

Police Scotland says that it will now move to disperse crowds of Rangers fans after violence and disorder erupted in the heart of Glasgow. Officers will use their powers to remove crowds of supporters from George Square “due to the level of disorder” in and around the city centre landmark.