Humza Yousaf row over racist nursery allegations likely to hit courts

Afrika Bambaataa has been sued by a man who claims that he was sexually abused by the hip hop artist and activist in the early 1990s, beginning when the alleged victim was just twelve years old.According to Metropolis, the new lawsuit claims that Bambaataa “repeatedly sexually abused and sex trafficked” the unnamed plaintiff between 1991 and 1995.

Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks are sparring over the former’s departure from Fleetwood Mac.

Vivienne Chow In the acclaimed director Chung Mong-Hong’s latest dramatic offering, “The Falls,” a high school student is forced to confront the wounds of a strained relationship with her mother when the two of them are forced to stay at home because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

SNP MPs called on Ministers to take action.

Humza Yousaf has shared the horrendous racist abuse and death threats he has received online. The senior SNP minister showed a series of emails from 'someone extremely deranged' including one entitled 'Let's kill Humza'.

iOS - Android This will include members working in school cleaning, catering, and janitorial roles, as well as those employed in waste and recycling services.Unison General Secretary Christina McAnea said: “Council workers have gone above and beyond to keep services and schools running throughout the pandemic."They went to work so others could stay at home.“These workers, mostly women, are among the lowest paid in the country and have seen their pay drop substantially in recent years.“We’ve

Ibrox yesterday. Officers from Police Scotland have now launched an investigation into the march which was posted on social media before the crunch match between Rangers and Celtic on Sunday.

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covid vaccine and to not "leave the job half done" amid rising cases. Health Secretary Humza Yousaf said the virus is "still a significant threat" and urged people in that age group who have still to receive their second dose to book an appointment or go to a drop-in clinic.The Scottish Government said the number of cases is rising and that about two thirds of new ones are in under-40s.

Ford Kiernan has his Twitter followers divided over the name of a beloved biscuit. Ford, who played Jack Jarvis on the hit show, told his followers he had been getting the name of Blue Riband biscuits wrong.

PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensProcurator fiscal depute Iain Mathieson told the court: “The accused Cruden and the witness Stewart were consuming alcohol in the living room at the property.“At around 8.30pm the witness Stewart retired to his bed.“At which point the accused was asked to turn down the music as it was too loud and was disturbing others.“At that point the accused went into a bedroom and punched Mr Stewart on the head.”A youngster, who cannot be identified, witnessed

Sting has become embroiled in a bitter war of words with the family of an Italian duke after claiming he was duped into buying a vineyard.

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