South Lanarkshire residents urged to report domestic abuse cases

South Lanarkshire’s MPs have called for a return of virtual parliament sessions while coronavirus restrictions remain in place.From Tuesday, June 2, full parliamentary sessions return to Westminster, albeit with social distancing still in place.Virtual sessions have occupied the Houses of Parliament in London since the UK-wide lockdown came into force in March to allow MPs to safely represent their constituents.However, temporary legislation sanctioning virtual participation in debates and votes

Mel B spoke about some of the racist abuse she’d endure while in the Spice Girls in an emotional open letter.

Hollyoaks and Pete Barton in Emmerdale, because he stars in the short film Asphyxiate, which examines the effects of physical and emotional abuse.The film, which will have its world premiere online with the British Independent Film Festival later this month, tells the story of Katie, played by Michaela Longden, and her dysfunctional relationship with her controlling and violent partner Tom played by Anthony.

Councillors in South Lanarkshire are backing a new initiative aimed at supporting victims of domestic violence during the coronavirus lockdown.Social enterprise Hey Girls, who work with South Lanarkshire Council to tackle period poverty, are getting behind the UK government’s #YouAreNotAlone campaign with financial support for women’s crisis shelters.Charities and domestic abuse campaigners have reported an increase in calls and outreach from those living in abusive households while lockdown has

which was confirmed by The Ivors Academy of Music Creators, for whom he served as a board member.“His passion, wisdom, inspiration and his immense kindness will be hugely missed,” the organization said in a statement, according to Billboard.Hine, who in the 1970s had a solo career and went on to work with bands including British group Quantum Jump, started his music career with 1960s folk duo Rupert & David.

British producer, songwriter and advocate Rupert Hine, who put his stamp on classic albums dating back five decades and who carved out an enduring recording career of his own, has died at the age of 72. The London native's death was confirmed by U.K. songwriters and composers body The Ivors Academy, of which he was a member of the board. "His passion, wisdom, inspiration and his immense kindness will be hugely missed," the organization said. His cause of death was not disclosed.

With clubs closed across the country and Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart on hiatus, we're asking reporting club DJs what they've been listening to lately, while at home, of course. This week, we spoke with San Diego DJ Victor Dinaire; Rhode Island's Abby Duren; and

McDonald’s driv-thrus in East Kilbride are set to reopen today (Wednesday, June 3).

The model claimed that her mom Linda insisted the family come to Nebraska. “She talked us into it,” Grahaam explained. “She said, ‘It’s 20 hours, let’s just go and I’ll drive all the way.'”

The Robert Pattinson starrer The Batman has reportedly got the permission to resume its filming work in the United Kingdom. The latest news reports suggest that the cast and crew of The Batman had received a green signal to go ahead with their filming work.

Ashely Graham is gracing the cover of Harper’s Bazaar UK in a particularly intimate shoot taken at her childhood home in Nebraska and shot by her husband Justin Ervin.

Burnistoun star Robert Florence put a smile on his Twitter followers' faces today as he shared a hilarious video of one of his twin daughters Lark.

McDonald’s are opening up all their drive-thrus in Hamilton and across Lanarkshire next week.

Retail workers could be asked to look out for a "key word" which signals someone is a victim of domestic abuse.

NORTH Lanarkshire is set to receive around £10 million in additional funding to help with its coronavirus response.

By Jake Kanter

It's been a little over a month since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made the bold move to California and now a source close to the Duke of Sussex believes his American life is lacking structure. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex officially departed as senior members of the royal family at the end of March, marking a new life of unknowns as the couple vowed to earn their own keep and split their time between Harry's native Britain and Meghan's North American roots.