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The Times has revealed its 100 "best places to stay" in the UK for 2023 - and nine Scottish hotels made the list.

Confusion reigns over the removal of signs welcoming visitors to Helensburgh - with council chiefs unaware of their staff having done so.

Last Sunday, a St Andrew’s Day event involving all churches in Dumbarton raised over £700 for St Patrick’s church so they can continue to feed and heat vulnerable people.

Manager Jamie McKim insists Johnstone Burgh will keep their feet firmly on the ground – despite rising to the top of the First Division table.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's new docuseries is not even out yet, but everyone is talking about the explosive new Netflix show. And according to one royal source, the couple are being "used" and "exploited" by the streaming giant.

Rod Stewart's 11-year-old son was rushed to hospital after collapsing at a football match.

North Lanarkshire Council’s ambitious plans to deliver 5000 new homes by 2035 are bringing jobs and a whole range of other plus-points to communities.

This Morning 12 years ago and left viewers in hysterics when he launched a jibe at hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield after Holly shared her opinion on his pasta dish. While speaking to Express.co.uk about his partnership with Berocca, Gino revealed the truth behind the famous quip: "If my grandmother had wheels, she would have been a bike!"Some This Morning fans will remember the scene when Holly critiqued Gino's pasta dish saying that if there was ham in it, it would be "closer to a British carbonara".This upset an Italian Gino, who felt tense, with Phil commenting: "Oh no, I’m glad you’re standing there."Gino, shockingly replied: "If my grandmother had wheels, she would have been a bike.

Ulrika Jonsson recently, has even made the claim that there is "no need" for French people in the world. He has been accused of sexism, xenophobia and risqué humour, but has said he refuses to fall prey to cancel culture."Because I'm Gino and everybody knows me for a long time, I can get away with many things that someone else could not get away with," the This Morning chef claimed."There is a fine line on television and I think I walk the line," he added.An unconcerned Gino admitted he has come close to being cancelled in the past - but instead of worrying, even gave advice to other celebrities experiencing the same thing."What they should do instead of fighting the cancel culture is the way I do it - 'I don't care what you've got to say' - that's what I think," he told The Sun.READ NOW: Amanda Owen in tears over family memories after 'unreal' farewellDuring one episode of This Morning, Gino denied that chicken cordon bleu was originally from France - and claimed he wouldn't have cooked it if it had been."Everybody knows I will never cook a French dish," he declared scornfully."I am going to be honest with you - apart from my friend Fred Sirieix, I don't like French people.Too close to Italy!"They always think everything they do is the greatest.There is no need for French people in the world!"He insisted that he was actually preparing an Italian version of stuffed chicken breast, adding: "Now the French call it blah blah blah but it's really pollo impanato!"One incredulous Twitter user wrote: "Just imagine the outrage if [he] said: 'I don't like Pakistani people, or I don't like African people'.

Marvin Gaye’s former wife, Janis Hunter Gaye, inspired several of his songs and was married to the singer for four years.

I'M A Celebrity's Sue Cleaver has treated herself to a post-jungle refresh following her stint Down Under. The Coronation Street actress, 59, known for playing feisty Eileen Grimshaw since 2000, beamed as she posed for a snap at a cosmetic surgery clinic.

BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent has disappeared from today's show. The journalist, 51 - who presents the programme every Monday to Wednesday - was replaced by Nina Warhurst this morning. Nina, 42, and co-host Jon Kay, 53, began Wednesday's instalment of BBC Breakfast by discussing the headlines that have hit the news over the past 24 hours.

Police officers thanked 'crime-fighting cows' who helped them to capture a wanted man. The officials say it was a 'high steaks incident' and the suspect was told to stop running, but it clearly went in one ear and 'out the udder'.

The Scottish Government has been warned that local services could grind to a halt without more help as local councils face a £1billion spending crisis.

Legacy benefit claimants across the UK who missed out on the £20 weekly uplift paid to millions of people on Universal Credit during the coronavirus pandemic will be able to watch a livestream of the appeal hearing from the Court of Appeal today, Wednesday December 7.

Kris Boyd has teased the Auld Enemy as he continues to be the Sky Sports Scottish voice in the build up to England’s massive World Cup quarter final showdown against France in the Al Bayt Stadium on Saturday.

LOVE Island star Tasha Ghouri looked incredible as she hit the blue carpet last night. The 24-year-old turned heads as she arrived for the premiere of Avatar: The Way Of Water in London alongside boyfriend Andrew Le Page.

Strep A has been confirmed at a number of Scottish schools yesterday. The NHS issued warnings after clusters were found at schools across Ayrshire, as Humza Yousaf said the number of infections in Scotland had increased.

Nine men from the same family have been jailed after a 50 person 'bloodbath' brawl erupted at a wedding. The brutal punch-up left the walls of the hotel hosting the event 'covered in blood and glass', reports the Mirror.