Travellers urged to plan ahead amid concerns of Easter getaway chaos

A series of comics has been launched in Dundee to highlighting ‘invisible disabilities.’

Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh has given one lucky Rangers fan the chance to go to the Europa final.

An East Kilbride-based college celebrated success of its Foundation Apprenticeship Class of 22 .

Face masks will not longer be mandatory on Ryanair flights to a number of EU countries, the airline has confirmed.

EXCLUSIVE: Lime Pictures has snapped up Channel 4’s The Lateish Show With Mo Gilligan and Caroline Flack: Her Life & Death commissioner Becky Cadman to help steer its global formats push.

Lorde has launched her own curated station on Sonos Radio, called SOLARSYSTYM.The station sees the singer looking back throughout her life and career, from her youth to now, charting the pivotal moments and artists that impacted her along the way. Artists featured include J Dilla, Cocteau Twins, Radiohead and more.Listen to a sample via Mixcloud below, or learn more about Sonos Radio here.“SOLARSYSTYM is like stepping into my brain, giving listeners a front row seat to the songs that have meant a ton to me and my life,” Lorde said in a statement announcing the station.“It is a collection of forms, gravitationally bound, a handful of planets, dozens, more dwarf planets, and countless little rocks.

Ubisoft has confirmed that three of its big upcoming releases will launch by the end of the financial year, 31 March 2023.The titles mentioned are Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, the sequel to the critically acclaimed 2017 Switch exclusive; Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, a new game set within the universe of James Cameron’s movie franchise, developed by Massive Entertainment (Tom Clancy’s The Division); and Skull and Bones, the ever-elusive pirate ship battling multiplayer title which has been incubating in development since 2013, originally being conceived as an expansion and then a spin-off of that year’s Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag.Skull and Bones was originally revealed as far back as Ubisoft’s 2017 E3 press conference, and last publicly seen at the publisher’s 2018 E3 event. Kotaku reported last year that the lengthy development cycle was due to a string of directorial changes.

Paolo Nutini has announced details of his new album ‘Last Night In The Bittersweet’ and shared two new songs – listen to ‘Lose It’ and ‘Through The Echoes’ below.The new LP, which is the Scottish artist’s fourth studio album, will serve as the follow-up to 2014’s ‘Caustic Love’.Nutini’s ‘Last Night In The Bittersweet’ is released on July 1 via Atlantic Records. Written by Nutini (with some select co-write contributions from members of his band), the record was produced by the artist alongside Dani Castelar and Gavin Fitzjohn.Nutini has previewed ‘Last Night In The Bittersweet’ today (May 12) with two new singles.You can see the tracklist for Nutini’s ‘Last Night In The Bittersweet’ as well as its album artwork below.

Dead Space remake development livestream is scheduled for later today (May 12). Here is how to watch it, what time it starts, and what to expect.The stream will air this evening (May 12) at 6PM BST / 7PM CET / 10AM PT / 1PM ET.

ABBA‘s upcoming ‘Voyage’ digital tour have been shared.Fashion house designers, including Dolce & Gabbana, have worked on making outfits for the shows that will see avatar versions of ABBA’s Björn Ulvaeus, Agnetha Fältskog, Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Benny Andersson perform to fans as part of the “revolutionary” concerts.The tour opens at London’s brand new ABBA Arena on May 27, with the world premiere taking place the previous day (May 26).‘Voyage’ costume designer B. Åkerlund, who is best known for her work with the likes of Madonna, Lady Gaga and Beyoncé, collaborated with leading designers and studios from the worlds of fashion and entertainment including Manish Arora, Erevos Aether and Michael Schmidt to create looks for the band.Concert producers Svana Gisla and Ludvig Andersson said in a statement: “Rather than recreating a ‘nostalgic’ 1970s look for ABBA Voyage, our vision, along with director Baillie Walsh, was to dress the band as the contemporary pop stars they are.

ONEUS have unveiled a new music video teaser for their upcoming single, ‘Bring It On’.The brief teaser clip, which dropped on May 12, begins with the camera zooming in on a figure with a black bag over his head, sitting in front of the entrance to a classically-designed movie theatre. However, the bag later lifts to reveal member Leedo.ONEUS are then spotted in various parts of an amusement park in quick succession, each holding various court cards.

Max Verstappen has seen his hopes of retaining his crown issued a huge blow due to emerging reports of Red Bull's vast spending which pushes them very close to the budget cap.

diets to shed the pounds.But one woman has spoken out about the importance of loving your curves – as she learnt how awful it can be to "starve yourself" to try and achieve the "perfect" summer body.Alex Light recently took to Instagram to share her views on dieting before jetting off to spend some time in the sun, as trying to lose weight quickly has made her so miserable in the past.The body positive influencer said she would "literally starve herself" before she went on holiday, and it would leave her feeling very unwell. In the end she wouldn't even look forward to going away, as all she would think about was food. Writing on Instagram Alex Light said: "Before every holiday, I would literally starve myself.

Nicole Scherzinger is no stranger to causing a social media stir and her latest dance video was no exception.While she left plenty of her fans impressed as she showed off her toned physique alongside the dance moves, it was her skintight tie dye two-piece that really got people talking.She was filming a dance trend on TikTok and while many social media users and celebrities have seen their versions gathering plenty of likes, the reaction to Nicole's saw the video go viral - for all the wrong reasons.The colourful outfit was certainly a talking point, even before the star and her followers noticed her 'camel-toe' was clearly visible.Nicole didn't let it embarrass her, captioning the clip: "It's the tie dye camel toe for me. #trynabringoutthefabulous."In just a day, the star received 134,000 likes and over 1,500 replies with one claiming: "camel toes are in anyway!"The user dubbed the outfit super cut and another added: "And she still posted it.

Danniella Westbrook's daughter Jodie Jenkins has opened up about some awful online stalking and being "taunted" about her mum.The stunning 20-year-old chatted exclusively to the Daily Star about some of the backlash she has received over the years of growing up in the spotlight.Jodie said: "I think the thing is when you grow up whether your mum is famous or not and you have family issues then you are always going to get taunted."A lot of people grow up in the famous industry, and whether they're Obama or Danniella Westbrook, you are going to get taunted for who your mum or dad is because they're in the limelight and people are jealous. No matter what they do for their day to day life."She continued: "I've had my own trolls for my own reasons and I've had my own stalkers and stuff like that so it's been pretty hard."So, that's why when I have social media I try to open up as much as I can and say it's ok for someone to comment."I've had so much hate in my life and through lockdown, I think people found it really hard to cope with for a while, mental health was at an all-time high."I had people that were saying very personal stuff to me, I don't know if I knew them but they were saying really weird stuff and it didn't match up."Sharing how it made her feel, she added: "It scared me for a bit but I thought do you know what I've been at a hard place myself and people cope in different ways, and if someone needs to take their emotions out on me then do it."Honestly, I just think if you're behind a screen and it's making you feel better then just do it.

EXCLUSIVE: A sister company to The Incal Universe owner Humanoids named Sparkling has launched to create European drama, with Patrick Nebout at the helm, Deadline can reveal. 

Cristiano Ronaldo’s famous SIU celebration during Manchester United’s FA Youth Cup victory on Wednesday.The Spaniard, 17, found the back of the net with a 77th-minute penalty - United’s second goal during their 3-1 win over Nottingham Forest - and proceeded to emulate the superstar with the subsequent move. The goal was quite fortuitous as Garnacho appeared to be brought down on the edge of the box by Zach Abbott rather than inside it.Garnacho added to his first goal and Rhys Bennett's opener to cancel out Joshua Powell’s level for the away side, as United clinched their 11th FA Youth Cup title.A record 67,492 were at Old Trafford to witness the final, a huge leap from the previous best of about 37,000 against Arsenal in 2007.

Liverpool star Nat Phillips has confirmed his relationship with Liam Gallagher's daughter Molly Moorish.Phillips celebrated promotion with Bournemouth, who he has spent the second half of the season on loan with, at the end of the Championship season last weekend. And by his side for the end-of-season lap of honour was Molly, who posed for a snap with him which she uploaded to social media.She wrote on Instagram: "Big fan of your work @nathaniel_phillips." The pair had been spotted together online before but hadn't made their romance official.

speed limit.The EU-style gadgets could be made mandatory in all new cars in Britain under Government plans to improve road safety.Measures that would see lower speeds and reduce pollution by cars would also be backed by environmental groups.Ministers are expected to announce consultation on a range of new vehicle safety measures to enforce slower driving.They will feature so-called intelligent speed assistance, which relies on GPS tracking and cameras on a car to assess what speed it should be going.Is this a good idea? Have your say in comments belowManufacturers can choose from a range of responses, from alarms to mechanisms that reduce engine power or push back on the pedal when drivers break the speed limit.Drivers can override the system but it’s claimed the technology will reactivate every time the car is started.Car-makers Citroen, Ford and Jaguar have all already started featuring the tech in some of their cars.But critics have also hit out at the “big brother” idea which would mean greater control by the state on people’s lives.Tory MPs suggested the “Big Brother in your cockpit” proposals were part of an “anti-driver campaign” that sounded “very unconservative”.Edmund King, the president of the AA, warned of chaos on the roads if speed limits changed and the gadgets were not updated to match.He said: “The speed limits have to be totally accurate because the car is reacting to the speed limit.“If you’ve got the wrong speed limit in the digital system, it might slow you to the wrong speed or allow you to speed to the wrong speed.”

Families have been warned it could be the busiest Easter yet, with nightmare queues predicted and warnings to travel early in order to dodge It is predicted that 27.6million cars will hit the roads across the weekend, which makes it the busiest days for drivers during springtime since 2019.There are already reports of 27-mile queues on one stretch of the M25 and it is looking very busy in railway stations too.Travellers are advised to plan well ahead and travel either on the Thursday before the Easter break or early on Saturday morning to get away from the worst of the traffic.The Department of Transport has said officials are working with operators to minimise disruptions.Good Friday is set to be a busy period for those on the road, with a reported 4.62million trips planned for the busy holiday season.The worst spots for congestion on the roads are set to be the M6 north between Junction 26 and Junction 36, as well as the M25 clockwise from Junction 8 to Junction 16 and the A303 near Stonehenge.Travelling around at the busiest part of spring would be bad enough if it weren't for soaring fuel prices that mean drivers are shelling out £20 more at the pumps than they did last Easter.Edmund King, AA president, said: "All our polling suggests that Good Friday will be the busiest getaway day for Easter trips and staycations."If some drivers can leave on Thursday or early Saturday, they may miss some of the jams."Those looking for a workaround to traffic jams will be disappointed that there are limited options available, with P&O suspending sailings between Dover and Calais this weekend, weeks after laying off hundreds of its workforce.Aviation data says that 9,212 flights with 1.6 million seats are scheduled to depart between

Travellers have been advised to plan ahead and avoid the busiest times if possible amid concerns of Easter getaway chaos.