Furniture giant Harveys to enter administration today as Scots workers told by email

Love Island winner Paige Turley held off going to the toilet for a poo during her first three days inside the famous ITV2 villa. The reality TV star from West Lothian ended her lengthy wait to go for a number two by dashing into the toilet while all of the Islanders were outside.

pregnant Scots teenager who says she was told to take paracetamol for ‘unbearable stomach pains’ gave birth to a stillborn baby hours later.Klaudia Cierpial had a scan at 20 weeks showing her baby girl was healthy.Six weeks later, the 18-year-old, who lives with her partner Brad Sheldon, 21, in Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, said she began to suffer painful stomach aches at 26 weeks pregnant.She visited Wishaw General on 12 April after suffering reduced movement and complaining about

Spice Girls star-turned-fashion designer has been granted official permission to sell beauty and well-being products, in a venture that is said to rival Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop brand.According to Britain’s Daily Mirror newspaper, the star has trademarked “Victoria Beckham” and her “VB” initials, giving her legal protection over her products such as oils, creams, and candles.“The Beckhams are huge in the States,” an insider said.

farm workers in Scotland have been quarantined after arriving on the same flight as dozens of others who tested positive for coronavirus. A total of 93 people have been confirmed as having Covid-19 at a vegetable farm in Herefordshire in England - forcing over 200 fellow workers to self-isolate.

The council’s local development plan, adopted last year, shows just one vacant business site in Castle Douglas, which is a 1.48 hectare area on Oakwell Road.The Aldi website says they prefer to open in towns with a population of at least 15,000.

Scots fast food workers have shared the grim things they've experienced while dealing with rude customers.Hospitality staff were asked to share the most bizarre and frustrating situations they have been in at work in a Twitter thread.From strange requests to horrible punters, some of these confessions will leave you speechless.A social media user, named Kirsten, kicked off the discussion which has since racked up 15,000 comments.She wrote: "If you’re in customer service/ food industry etc.

Metallica’s ‘Enter Sandman’ would sound like if it was covered by Iron Maiden.The impressive effort from Finnish YouTuber Metal Börje sees Metallica’s 1991 hit being recreated in the style of the British metal pioneers.While it might just be an instrumental cover, it’s an entirely believable take on what the meeting of the two bands would probably sound like – with Maiden’s signature style (and some brilliant face masks) all present through the video.Borje has form for his unusual takes, having

In February 2011, “Game Of Thrones” star Emilia Clarke collapsed after a sudden brain aneurysm. Now, her story of gratitude to the medical staff who saved her life is included in a new book dedicated to British healthcare workers.

Wigan being the first football club to be seriously hit by the pandemic.

hospitality giant G1 have been made redundant for the second time amid the coronavirus crisis. In a letter sent by the company's CEO, workers affected were told their services are no longer going to be required because of the chaos caused by the virus on the struggling hospitality sector.

inflation-busting pay rise – then lost their jobs the next day.The chain, which has about 20 stores in Scotland, rewarded workers with a salary increase of more than six per cent, effective from June 29.But the next day about 240 employees across the UK lost their jobs with immediate effect when the firm went bust.One worker said: “I know these are strange times but for colleagues to be given this one day and made redundant the next, makes you wonder whether to laugh or cry.”Although Harveys is

Bella Italia, Cafe Rouge and Las Iguanas after calling in administrators. The company said it would close 91 of its 250 restaurants, but that it has saved others for now.

Covid-19 'home testing' text message to try and gain access to Scots homes. Trading Standards Scotland has issued a warning after the bogus message - appearing to be from the NHS - asks homeowners to go into a separate room while a testing team enter their house.

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