Scottish Government admits scrapping unfinished CalMac ferry and starting again could be cheaper

Manchester City have a clean bill of health ahead of today's FA Cup final against Manchester United.

Laura Anderson has taken to her social media in a panic, as she admitted to her string of loyal followers that she is "freaking out" about her newborn baby coming and that she "isn't ready" for the arrival of her daughter which is due this summer.

Meghan Markle is reportedly determined not to "buckle" under the pressure of being a celebrity.

Chloe Ferry showed off her incredibly toned figure as she walked down a street in Spain wearing a white bikini, a beige skirt with the top button undone and some stylish fringed cowboy boots.The Geordie Shore star, who joined the MTV show in 2015 with Gary Beadle, Charlotte Crosby and Holly Hagan, wore her hair in a ponytail and accessorised the look with some gold sunglasses and a black Prada bag.The 27 year old, who was away with co-stars Abbie Holborn and Sophie Kasaei, was also spotted soaking up the sun on a separate occasion while wearing a black bikini on the beach. She posted a few snaps to her Instagram which displayed her laying on a sunbed on the beach with her friend and some tasty-looking snacks beside them on plates.The reality star captioned the snaps: “Life’s a beach baby." Fans rushed to send their compliments as one said: “Where's your bikini feom? I love it!”, and another added: “Looking beautiful ladies." A third wrote: “Absolutely out of this world”, while another said: “yasss enjoying the beach.” After a weekend away in the sun with her pals, Chloe updated her fans and shared a clip of her bedroom back in the UK along with the caption: “So happy to be home." However, the star won't be home long as she also revealed that she is going away again next week with her mum to celebrate her 60th birthday.The Geordie Shore star is always updating her fans on what she gets up to via Instagram and has never shied away from being honest about her plastic surgery following her first Botox injections at the age of 19.

Laura Anderson has vowed to help women and families across Scotland by working closely with charities close to her heart.

Turner's rep confirmed that she died peacefully at her home in Küsnacht near Zurich, Switzerland, at the age of 83.In 1981, at the height of her comeback to music, following a years-long hiatus, and transition to rock n' roll, the «Proud Mary» singer spoke to ET while on the road with Rod Stewart.«I've been doing it too long to be nervous,» she quipped while speaking about possible nerves ahead of taking the stage. "… If my dress wasn't right or my shoes were wrong… everything is fine and I know the words, so I'm going to be fine.«For Turner, nothing beat the experience of live music. And if she had the chance, she would take in her own show — that's how good she was.»You can't replace what's live," she told ET.

has since stated that Sandoval and Leviss had a shot at redeeming themselves. “I think any chance that either of them separately had for [redemption] ended when they started giving trash interviews victimizing themselves,” she told the New York Times, referring to Leviss’s TMZ interview and Sandoval’s Howie Mandel interview. In her TMZ interview, Leviss said the whole ordeal has been “a lot” for her.

Kendra Wilkinson is working on her new lease on life. The former  model and  star opened up to ET about the challenges of being a single mother while pursuing her career in real estate. Wilkinson's reality TV show, , returns for season 2 this month, with the first two new episodes premiering on Max on May 26.  Speaking with ET's Deidre Behar, Wilkinson gave some insight into raising her two children — son Hank and daughter Alijah — whom she shares with her ex-husband, Hank Baskett. «I mean, look, it's really hard being a single mom, you know, alone,» Wilkinson began.

A pretty penny. The British government has revealed the total cost of executing Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral.

K.J. Yossman Bringing dreams to life is the fastest growing frontier in entertainment. Or if not exactly dreams, then movies, shows, even toys (see: the new World of Barbie immersive experience, which opened in Santa Monica last month) and music (RIP the short-lived Britney Spears-themed The Zone, which launched in LA just two months before the global pandemic hit). The official name for these pop culture encounters is “location-based entertainment” (or LBE for those who work in the field). And as Merlin Entertainments CEO Scott O’Neil and Sony Pictures partnerships EVP Jeffrey Godsick told Variety ahead of the official opening of World of Jumanji in the U.K. this week, with the developments in technology, licensing and audience appetite for IP there’s never been a better moment to be in the LBE business.

Professor Green has been spotted in a popular Glasgow eatery.

Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez have teased the possibility of a twelfth Fast And Furious film.The upcoming tenth instalment, titled Fast X, has been billed as the beginning of the end of the saga. It was previously thought that the eleventh film would serve as the second part of the finale.However, Diesel and Rodriguez have now revealed plans for a twelfth and final film, having been asked by Universal to conclude the franchise with a trilogy.“Going into making this movie, the studio asked if this could be a two-parter,” Diesel told Variety.

The country's leading trade union body has blasted the Scottish Government’s energy strategy on moving to a future beyond oil and gas.

A new development is set to bring more than 250 new homes, 'makers spaces' and green space to Ancoats.

Politicians, unions and, most importantly, long-suffering passengers had their say today after much-criticised train operating company TransPennine Express was brought under Government control.

Welcome to Deadline’s International Disruptors, a feature where we shine a spotlight on key executives and companies outside of the U.S. shaking up the offshore marketplace. This week, we’re talking to UK indie veteran Vertigo Films, producer of hit TV shows Britannia, Bulletproof and James Corden and Sally Hawkins starrer Mammals and feature films Monsters, Bronson and Streetdance 3D. Last year, Federation Entertainment acquired a majority stake in the company and we talk about that deal, Vertigo’s pivot from UK indie film to television and why they’re turning their heads back to the indie film space again. 

Andy Burnham has vowed to 'restore trust' in train services for 'long-suffering passengers' following the announcement that TransPennine Express would be brought under government control.

Members of Falkirk Council 's executive have criticised the Scottish Government for the sudden delay to its Deposit Return Scheme. The council was been forced to extend its contract for 'black box' kerbside recycling for another year after the Scottish Government's sudden announcement that its bottle return scheme would be delayed until March 2024.

The Scottish Government has said it remains committed to the roll-out of free school meals in primary and special schools in Perth and Kinross and across Scotland.

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