UK issued warning over 'significant risk' of gas shortages this winter

Legal protections that shield internet platforms from being sued for alleged harmful content posted by third parties could be affected by the Supreme Court in an upcoming hearing.

In 2009, it was considered almost shocking when Pixar’s Up addressed the subject of death in its now-classic opening sequence, a bittersweet mini-movie of love and loss.

A couple have been forced to leave their home in a caravan park after living there 'illegally'. Doug Davis and Pam Donovan have lived in the Porthkerry leisure park and paid council tax on their standard van for 20 years.

A Highland Perthshire book club got a grand evening with international crime writer Ann Cleeves whose crime novels and their television adaptations have thrilled millions of people in over thirty translations across the world.

Police in the Highlands are appealing for help to trace a school girl who vanished overnight. Alicia Stewart, from Inverness, was last seen at around 7.30pm on Saturday, October 29, but has failed to return home.

Coylton Post Office has opened at a new location, Ayrshire Live can reveal.

In response to the user, @Sazinthedon replied saying they were “missing out.”She said: “You’ve missed some amazing dances from Hamza,” referring to Countryfile presenter Hamza Yassin. Other fans weren’t sure if Matt was having them on. @Lisa1979Marie wrote: “What?! I can't tell if you are being serious or not.”@BossettKay said: “Lmao: You've joined the #StrictlySpoiler thread, with the rest of us.”Towards the end of his stint on the show, Matt and partner Nadiya Bychkova had to perform their Jive to All Shook Up by Paul McCartney again while Kym Marsh and Graziano Di Prima danced their Samba to Volare by Gipsy Kings for a second time. After the two performances, Matt was eliminated from the competition. After finding out he was in the dreaded dance-off for a second time, Matt told Tess Daly: "It’s emotional you put your heart and soul in it.”Following the judges’ decision, Matt praised his partner Nadiya. Opening up on his time on the show, Matt said: “It’s an extraordinary experience, I have been in America for 25 years. “Thank you judges for your candour, you’ve helped me in many ways, my posture – Anton, I am more aware of it. “This lovely lady beside me, a world champion with all the patience.

The Apprentice star Karren Brady, 53, has sympathised with the royals, sharing her wishes that Prince Harry, 38, “could pull the plug” on his forthcoming tell-all book, Spare.The book, written by the Duke of Sussex, is set for release on January 10, and is slated to be an account of “raw, unflinching honesty” from Harry, who sensationally left his Senior Royal role, and his life in the UK, with his wife Meghan Markle in 2020.Businesswoman Karren has now hit out at Harry for going ahead with publishing his memoir, despite the turmoil his family have been through this year following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.Harry’s father has now become King Charles III, and Karren believes the Duke should now be “building bridges”, rather than taking “risks” with his book.Karren fumed in her latest column for The Sun: “It’s obviously too late, but I wish Harry could pull the plug on it now.“That he is risking revealing the sensitivities of his book at a time when surely – now more than ever before – he should be building bridges just beggars belief.“Still, given what’s been said by Meghan Markle and Harry already, the promise of ‘raw, unflinching honesty’ must be sending a shiver down the spine of the royals and all of their advisors – even if, as the late Queen said, ‘recollections may vary’.”Suggesting a new title for the publication, Karren swiped: “It strikes me that maybe a better title for the book would be Bitter.”Karren isn’t the first star to hit out at Harry over the title of his latest project, which hints the tone of the memoir will not be positive about his family.The title references the notion of an “heir and a spare”, while the Spanish language version of the Duke’s book has the subtitle En La Sombra, or “in the

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The perfect addition. Since welcoming their daughter Iris, Emily VanCamp and Josh Bowman have offered glimpses at life with their little one.

Police are hunting knife thugs who stabbed a man in a playpark in broad daylight after a terrifying car chase through the streets of Johnstone.

Ange Postecoglou heaped praise on the mentality his men showed to sweep Livingston aside - then urged them to show the same qualities when they step into the Bernabeu on Wednesday night.

East Kilbride Ice Figure Skating Club duo Christie Shannon and Marnie McColl took gold on their way to qualifying for the British Championships in December.

Lanarkshire police will be supported by national resources as they aim to crack down on any disturbances during Bonfire Night this year.

A government minister has hit back at claims that households and businesses may face planned blackouts this winter. It follows a warning from the National Grid Electricity System Operator (ESO) who said people in the UK could be hit with three-hour outages if power plants cannot be supplied with enough gas to keep running.

Russian soldiers “appear stranded” and are likely to “be forced into a surrender” because they have no means of crossing into safe territory, a military expert says.Former British Army and NATO officer Ed Arnold warned tyrant Vladimir Putin that his mass of fighters have “no good options” and are stranded in the south without a clear way to get back to safety on the eastern side of the Dnipro river.Brave Ukrainian forces have unleashed multiple rapid counter-attacks aimed at driving their invaders away from the country and have re-seized a notable amount of land.READ MORE: EXCLUSIVE 'Frightened' Putin 'getting closer to launching nuclear strike' warns ex-RAF chiefRussian commanders have faced criticism internally over their handling of the crisis, with top officials fighting each other amid allegations of nepotism.Arnold told Sky News: “The issue that the Russians have is that when militaries have to withdraw under this type of pressure, they need good commanders to rally, which they do not have. “And also the ground has no natural barriers to reset their front lines as it were.

It comes after Liz Truss' government recently announced a mini budget under chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng. The PM faces rebellions in parliament over her plans for the economy. Conservative MP Simon Hoare has described the situation as "inept madness".Speaking on BBC News this morning he said that all these issues stem directly from the new government.He argued: "These are not circumstances beyond the control of Govt/Treasury."They were authored there.This inept madness cannot go on."Another Tory MP told the Guardian: "It’s extinction level stuff.This is like 2008 but worse."We’re messing with the very fundamental principle of providing a home for your family.That’s why it’s different: it’s real stuff".

during an interview after discussing the comments Olivia Wilde made about him.Speaking with Interview Magazine about her latest film Don’t Worry Darling, the actress and filmmaker explained the character Frank played by Chris Pine was based on the Canadian psychologist.“We based that character on this insane man, Jordan Peterson, who is this pseudo-intellectual hero to the incel community,” she told the outlet.The star explained that incels are “disenfranchised, mostly white men who believe they are entitled to sex from women.”“This guy Jordan Peterson is someone that legitimises certain aspects of [the incel] movement because he’s a former professor, he’s an author, he wears a suit, so they feel like this is a real philosophy that should be taken seriously.”During an episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored, available to stream on Flash, the divisive psychologist was asked how he felt about Wilde basing an “insane” character on him.“This insane man, this pseudo-intellectual hero to the incel community, incel being these weirdo loner men who are despicable in many ways. Is that you? Are you the intellectual hero to these people?,” the Sky News host asked.“Sure, why not.