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By Anita Bennett

Rangers fans fortified three sides of McDiarmid Park only to watch their team fail to put up a defence where it really mattered.

It seems like only a short time ago we were introduced to the original couples which began the start of the first-ever winter Love Island series.

A gran from Stockport who has lived with Parkinson's for 20 years is taking on a mammoth exercise challenge.

A gran from Stockport who has lived with Parkinson's for 20 years is taking on a mammoth exercise challenge.

While the media and industry have been focused on the turmoil at the Recording Academy sparked by the organization putting its President/CEO, Deborah Dugan, on administrative leave Jan. 16, academy staffers have been working toward meeting the recommendations made by the Diversity and Inclusion Task Force.The Academy put the task force recommendations on its website Dec.

While the media and industry have been focused on the turmoil at the Recording Academy sparked by the organization putting its President/CEO, Deborah Dugan, on administrative leave on Jan. 16, academy staffers have been working toward meeting the recommendations made by the Diversity & Inclusion Task Force.The Academy put the task force recommendations on its website on Dec.

Former The Saturdays singer Frankie Bridge has announced she’s taken on a challenge to trek, skate and cycle 100 miles across a frozen lake in Mongolia for BBC Sport Relief's On Thin Ice.The 31 year old star revealed she would be taking part in the terrifying challenge as she shared a photo of herself wrapped up in a red fleece while stood in front of an image of a frozen lake on Instagram.

The Recording Academy Task Force for Diversity and Inclusion, which issued a blistering statement Friday criticizing the Academy for failing to act on the recommendations put forward in its report last month, on Sunday morning issued a statement saying that it will “continue to work with the leadership at the Academy to urgently enact reforms that will last, including those outlined this morning by Board Chair Harvey Mason, Jr., which are a first step toward this renewed effort.”

In the wake of the bombshell allegations included in the legal complaint from ousted Recording Academy CEO Deborah Dugan — which includes allegations of sexual misconduct among many other improper practices — there’s more than a little sense of “Wasn’t all this supposed to be fixed two years ago?” After former Grammy chief Neil Portnow’s ill-spoken 2018 comment to a Variety reporter that female musicians and executives need to “step up” in order to advance in the industry, the Academy launched a

With multiple allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination leveled by Recording Academy president and CEO Deborah Dugan this week sending shockwaves through the industry, the Recording Academy Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion has issued a scathing statement calling on the organization’s board of trustees to step up. “As representatives from across the music community serving on the

Gartcairn boss Willie Kinniburgh admits it will be a huge ask to dump Ayrshire giants Hurlford United out of the Junior Cup.

In the wake of former Recording Academy chief Neil Portnow’s ill-spoken 2018 comment that female musicians and executives needed to “step up” in order to advance in the music industry, the organization formed a Task Force for Diversity and Inclusion, headed by Michelle Obama’s former chief of staff Tina Tchen, to identify and execute those objectives. Last month, it released a strongly-worded 47-page report identifying multiple areas for improvement at the Academy. (Read the full report here.)

The Recording Academy's 18-member Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion issued its final report on Thursday (Dec. 12).