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Glentruim and Perthshire.

Q:Who’s Who in Scotland’s big crime gangs.... A: The most notorious organised crime gangs in Scotland are the Lyons and Daniel clans. Both are based in the north of Glasgow but have links to other groups nationwide.

Getting there: Ferries from Oban to Colonsay take just over two hours, with services also running from Islay.

Covid prevented early diagnosis of her skin cancer.And while Fiona Weir, 43, has had treatment for a malignant melanoma, she now faces years of scans and tests to ensure the cancer has not spread or returned.By the time it was discovered, it had already spread to the lymph nodes in her groin and she is only thankful it was detected before it metastasised into her organs.But her cancer is already at stage three – just one below the most serious stage.Fiona, who is studying criminal justice while

John Barrowman, best known for playing Captain Jack Harkness in Doctor Who and the spin-off series Torchwood, is facing lots of backlash after he revealed his thoughts on M. Night Shyamalan‘s new movie Old.

Get the latest entertainment news sent straight to your inbox with our weekly Showbiz newsletterIndiana Jones 5 and Narcos actor Boyd Holbrook said he has 'avoided' haggis but wants to return to Scotland as he and his cast members wrapped up their filming of the Hollywood movie in Glasgow.Boyd, who has been pictured on set in the film alongside Fleabag's Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Shaunette Renee Wilson and a Harrison Ford body double, was asked how he enjoyed Glasgow by some fans outside of his

Perth area, other parts of Scotland - and even as far afield as Spain - were able to pay their last respects by tuning in to the live-streamed service. In a wide-ranging eulogy, the Rev Alex T Stewart, minister at St John’s Kirk in Perth, paid tribute to George’s “loving and generous spirit”.

Still Game star Gavin Mitchell has praised Covid vaccines after becoming ill with the virus since receiving both jags. The Scottish actor, who is famed for his role as Boaby the Barman, came down with symptoms of Covid after recording a positive test.Gavin, who is 56-years-old, was lucky to have been given both doses of the vaccine at this point.

former Scottish Conservative leader has chosen her childhood home in Fife as her title when she takes up her seat in the Upper House. Baroness Davidson of Lundin Links will not be able to speak in the unelected second chamber of Westminster until she is formally sworn in.

was narrowly passed last night - was "morally indefensible". Boris Johnson saw off a rebellion of 24 Tories – including his predecessor Theresa May – in a vote on reducing spending on foreign aid from 0.7% of gross national income (GNI) to 0.5%.

to drop the £20 uplift to Universal Credit (UC) will leave vulnerable families struggling. UC payments were increased in the wake of the covid pandemic but Tory ministers now plan to remove this at the end of September – a move already branded “indefensible” by the Scottish Government.

Celtic could be moving closer. The 19-year-old Maccabi Petah Tikva forward has been linked with a move, and is represented by Dudu Dahan, an agent who has well-established links with the Scottish Premiership.

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pubs and restaurants will be in place from next Monday after Nicola Sturgeon confirmed a move to level zero Covid restrictions. All of Scotland will move down to the lowest level of coronavirus rules from Monday, July 19.The First Minister said that case numbers are 'levelling off' compared to recent weeks.Health officials confirmed that there were 2,529 new positive cases of coronavirus recorded in the past 24 hours, with four deaths recorded in that time.

coronavirus pandemic. The event, which takes place every year in the streets of Glasgow, was scheduled on Sunday, October 3, 2021.

Ballot Box Scotland, a one-stop shop for election results and polling analysis, was founded by Allan Faulds with the intention of increasing public understanding of the electoral system. It has become a favourite of politicians, pundits and anyone with a keen interest in current affairs with more than 20,000 social media followers.