Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins 2021 announces Strictly and Loose Women stars

restaurant worker has won an £11,000 pay out after a tribunal found he was racially abused and grabbed by the throat by a head chef. Kitchen porter Vasilis Kodra took La Vita - a family-run business which has five Italian eateries in and around Glasgow - to an employment tribunal, claiming he was attacked and told “Albanians are f**king trouble” during a rammy with ex colleague Robbie Syme at the city’s Byres Road branch.

brewing scene, International Sour Beer Day is upon us (September 8).And to find out what Scottish beers are worth checking out, we've enlisted the help of craft beer guru Jehad Hatu of Glasgow's Grunting Growler.Jehad said: "Lip puckering, face scrunching and eyes squinting. We’ve all been there before.

Nicola Sturgeon is set to make a big announcement on her plan for government over the course of the next year later today. The First Minister will address MSPs in the Scottish Parliament about what her government plans to do following the devastating coronavirus pandemic.

Scotland are given free access to childcare. Under the First Minister 's plans school age kids will have childcare paid for before and after and over the holidays.

Home Bargains has announced it will close for two days over the festive period this year. The retail giant made the decision as a thank you to staff for their hard work.

Scottish Government has confirmed that no people have died from coronavirus in the last 24 hours. The latest figures for Scotland showed that 6,368 new cases had also been identified overnight.

Channel 4's Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The show sees 12 stars push themselves both mentally and physically, as they undergo a series of SAS selection challenges.

Twin Atlantic have returned with a new-look line-up, anniversary tour dates and details of a new album – get all the details below.The Scottish rockers, whose most recent album came in 2020 with ‘Power’, will release new album ‘Transparency’ on January 7.‘Transparency’ is set to be the band’s first album as a two-piece following the departure of founding drummer Craig Kneale, announced today.The album is being previewed by a first single called ‘One Man Party’.

True North OystersSeafood lovers can enjoy oysters sourced from a co-operative of small-scale shellfish farmers based on the west coast of Scotland, who belong to the Scottish Shellfish Marketing Group.This is the first time that True North’s product will be stocked in Aldi’s Scottish stores.Grown in mesh bags that are laid on low trestles on the shore at the low tide mark, the oysters grow naturally by feeding from the nutrient-rich tidal flows of Scotland’s seas.

Scottish Government has confirmed that nine people have died from coronavirus in the last 24 hours, The latest figures for Scotland showed that 6,170 new cases had also been identified overnight.It brings the death toll since last March – of people who first tested positive for the virus within the previous 28 days – to 8,127.There are currently 629 people in hospital confirmed to have the virus with 59 being treated in intensive care.So far 4,108,804 people have received their first vaccination

newsreader John McKay is celebrating after a movie based on his book won a major award at the Edinburgh Film Festival. The well loved figure, who has become famous for his ties, even has a cameo in the film called The Road Dance which premiered at the celebrated film festival.

Ulrika Jonsson was treated for hypothermia on Sunday's first gruelling episode of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins. The presenter, 54, is taking part in the latest series of the show alongside Kerry Katona, Vicky Pattison and Wes Nelson, which is set in the remote island of Raasay in the Scottish Hebrides.

Saira Khan has revealed she's taking legal action against SAS: Who Dares Wins after bring life with "lifelong scars". Former Loose Women star Saira, 51, can be seen taking part in the latest series of the show alongside Kerry Katona, Vicky Pattison and Wes Nelson, which is set in the remote island of Raasay in the Scottish Hebrides.This series of the gruelling challenge show is said to be "one of the toughest selection courses yet".

Michael Gove's dancing in a Scottish nightclub lacked "real urgency or inner rhythm", according to a judge on Strictly Come Dancing.Craig Revel Horwood rated the politician's moves to be a three out of 10, but gave Mr Gove the maximum score possible for "enjoying himself".The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, 54, was spotted dancing in a dark suit with no tie at the Pipe club night in Aberdeen, with the venue posting a video on Facebook showing him throwing shapes on the dancefloor.On

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SAS: Who Dares Wins will return to our screens on Sunday 29th August at 9pm, with a new cadre of well-known celebrity recruits. Ready to be put through the ringer and take on the physical and mental hell of SAS and special forces selection, the twelve green recruits will be heading into the wilds of the Scottish Hebrides to face one of the series' toughest courses yet.