Lorraine Kelly's daughter calls her 'filthy' on Gogglebox over tight trousers comments

Lorraine Kelly ended up swearing in dismay at Twitter as she put out an appeal to help Ru Paul's Drag Race UK winner Lawrence Chaney get a valued blue tick.

Katy Clark said Peel Ports Group, which has a substantial presence in Scotland, should be brought into public ownership.Part of a vast UK-wide network, the firm has ports in Glasgow, Greenock, Hunterston and Ardrossan which it says act as the nation’s “gateway to Ireland and transatlantic Americas as well as European hubs”.Peel is also the controlling Port Authority for 450 square miles of the River Clyde and more than 15.4 million tonnes of cargo are processed every year.However Clark, who was

Lorraine Kelly says ITV's move to axe Holby City is a "daft decision" and believes the show still has many more storylines to show. The Scottish born morning telly host went on her Twitter to tell of her upset at the show's demise.

Scotland’s mental health services - saying the system is “solely to blame” for her death. Tragic Joanne Gallacher’s mum and daughter have joined a campaign led by scores of other families after the 33-year-old was knifed 57 times by James Kennedy, just hours after he was deemed fit to be sent home from hospital by psychiatrists.

Police arrested him on suspicion of affray and he has been detained.It comes as thousands of Tartan Army revellers travelled to London to watch Scotland's clash at Wembley.The hotel has now been cordoned off by police who are continuing their investigation.A City of Westminster Police spokesperson said: "We were called at around 9.40pm on Friday to a man throwing items from the window of a hotel in Lancaster Gate, W2."It was also reported that the man had injuries to his hands."Officers attended

High Court in Glasgow watched CCTV of the alleged attack yesterday.The footage showed Neil Anderson arriving in a Berlingo van and then appeared to speak to Mr More shortly before the shooting.His QC Donald Findlay put it to Detective Sergeant Douglas Mogg, 51, that Anderson “phoned the emergency services.”DS Mogg replied: “Yes.”Mr Findlay went on: “Neil Anderson was [at the scene] for something like 13 to 14 minutes?”DS Mogg replied: “Yes.”The officer then agreed when Mr Findlay put to him that

Lorraine Kelly had an exciting night as she headed to Wembley Stadium to watch the Euros 2020 match between England and Scotland that ultimately ended in a goalless draw.MORE: Lorraine Kelly's daily diet: the TV presenter's breakfast, lunch and dinner revealedAnd the Lorraine presenter didn't show up to the match alone, as she brought along with her former Spice Girl Melanie C.WATCH: Lorraine Kelly and Mel C enjoy "tense" Euros 2020 matchPosing for a photo before the match, Lorraine wrote:

competing against his Scotland song in the charts. The GBX presenter and Clyde 1 DJ took to his Instagram wearing a saltire on his face and showing off clips of Braveheat ahead of the match.

Peter Andre has shared a hilarious snap of Lorraine Kelly on his Instagram stories and asked fans if they thought she was angry with him during his appearance on her ITV daytime show. “Why does Lorraine look like she’s mad at me?” he asked over a picture of the Scottish presenter showing a deep frown.The Mysterious Girl singer then shared a poll with his followers asking if they thought there was any weight to his comments.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish politics news sent straight to your inbox.Boris Johnson’s former aide Dominic Cummings has published a WhatsApp exchange in which the Prime Minister appeared to describe UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock’s performance as “totally f***ing hopeless”.The former Downing Street adviser renewed his attacks on the UK Health Secretary on Wednesday in a blogpost detailing evidence of what he described as the "covid disaster" caused by Hancock.Cummings,

celebrities were gutted as our national team were defeated 2-0 by the visiting Czech team at Hampden during Euro2020. And as soon as Schick scored the second devastating goal, they took to social media to record their responses.

Scots chef came up with the concoction online. And telly chef Gordon who is from Johnstone lapsed into his Scottish accent as he urged 'Right wee man - call the doctor.' Chef Chris Batt showed off his 'full Scottish breakfast pizza' on Tik Tok and topped his dough with some tinned baked beans.Next up he added, sausages, smoked bacon, tattie scone cooked only in butter and haggis and eggs.He then added cheese.As he put it in to the large pizza oven he said: "Look at the state of this man.