Meet The New 'SAS: Who Dares Wins' Celebrity Recruits

Hibs players saluted their fans behind the goal at the Roseburn end of the ground, Neilson revealed his men sat in the home dressing in silence, frustrated at not being able to turn their chances into three points. Hearts remain unbeaten in the Scottish Premiership after the first capital clash of the season, as do Hibs, and are separated only by goal difference in second and third in the league table.

book lovers by revealing it's actually from New Zealand. For decades we have assumed the book was Scottish - a belief so widely held that it has been taught in schools and is even found in the Scottish section in bookstores and online.The book, which was published in 1983, tells the story of dog Hairy and his adventures with his animal pals.

union has slammed the "myth" of a green jobs revolution after a Scots wind factory entered into administration. Unite Scotland has criticised the South Korean owners of the CS Wind factory based in Machrihanish, Argyll, as the company went under.

iOS - Android Police Scotland confirmed a 33-year-old man had been arrested and that inquiries were ongoing.Residents in the houses surrounding the damaged building were evacuated from their homes.Demolition crews were at the scene on Tuesday afternoon.One neighbour said: "I heard a crash and looked out of the window to see a huge Eddie Stobart truck driving forwards up the street and then reverse back again."The boys in the house were rescued from the upstairs bedrooms with ladders."It was

Perth and Kinross Council is confident of meeting the deadline to install interlinking fire alarms.

Prime Minister’s convoy was seen arriving at the Aberdeenshire estate on Saturday ahead of a scheduled meeting with the Queen.

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.

Lanarkshire man has slammed Scottish Water as he fears their discoloured tap water has made his 91-year-old mother-in-law ill.Stephen Whyteside, 40, has been plagued with strange-looking water for the past five weeks, with Scottish Water claiming it was safe to drink.However, when he tried to pour a bath this morning, the liquid coming out the taps looked even worse than before.In a picture shared to the Record, the water was shown to be murky brown, and was foaming.The problem is

Scots woman was left devastated after being asked to leave a Greggs store because staff did not recognise her chihuahua as an assistance dog. Laila Hepburn was visiting her local store in Granton, Edinburgh to buy food on her way home and brought her assistance dog Marley.

First Minister was interrupted by Tess White while she was answering a question from Scottish Labour MSP Pauline McNeill about sectarian singing by Rangers fans in Glasgow on Sunday ahead of the Old Firm match. Sturgeon was visibly upset by the comment from the member for the North East region and asked if an apology could be made.The SNP leader said: "We should all come together to tackle this.

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.

Perthshire are being invited to take part in the development of a historic forest. Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is inviting people in and around Aberfeldy and Kenmore to make their views known on the Drummond Hill Land Management Plan.

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".

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Paris venue ­reopens next month. Sarah Tandy, 39, Lucy Monaghan, 29, and Michaela Rondelli, 27, are part of a 60-strong chorus who are excited to perform again at the world-renowned landmark following its longest shutdown in more than a century.