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Chvrches‘ Ian Cook has opened up about the pleasure of working with The Cure legend Robert Smith, calling the singer “really hands-on” and “technical” in their collaboration on ‘How Not To Drown’.The Scottish trio – also including singer Lauren Mayberry and Martin Doherty, both of whom spoke about ‘How Not To Drown’ as being reflective on low points in their lives prior to working with their “all-time hero” for the ‘Screen Violence’ single.Speaking to musicfeeds in a new interview, Cook said:

BMW, the driver of which stopped and is currently assisting Police Scotland. Emergency services attended the scene and the man was taken to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary for treatment to serious injuries.

Scotland in November, organizers said Friday.British official Alok Sharma, president of the COP26 conference, said he is “absolutely delighted” the queen will be at the event, which is due to be held in Glasgow Nov. 1-12.Details of the monarch’s schedule have not been released.World leaders, climate campaigners and activists from around the world are due to attend the U.N.

“Screen Violence,” by CHVRCHES (EMI/Glassnote Records)The fourth studio album from Scottish synth-pop group CHVRCHES was already sounding great before they did something to push it into the realm of the spectacular.They reached out to The Cure frontman Robert Smith, whose dark sound has been a touchstone to the younger band.

Calvin Harris might have achieved international fame as a DJ but fans might be surprised to learn that his name is not his real one. The This Is What You Came For star - who has worked with the likes of Rihanna, The Weeknd, Dua Lipa and Ellie Goulding - was born Adam Richard Wiles, growing up in Dumfries.

Popular high street and online retailer Robert Dyas‏ is offering customers the ultimate luxury for a fraction of the price in their Mega Garden Clearance this Bank Holiday weekend.

supermarket chain Aldi who are taking a step towards greener stores.They have said that they plan to add doors to all of their fridges and this will use less energy to keep cold food the correct temperature in an effort to save 2,000 tonnes of carbon emissions a year.Following a successful trial, the fridge doors will become a standard experience for shoppers in Scotland.They will reduce each store’s energy consumption by approximately 20 per cent, equivalent to a carbon emissions saving of up

MORE NEWS FROM THE PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESSThe number of suicides in Scotland decreased by three per cent last year NRS data shows there were 805 probable suicides in Scotland in 2020 - down from 833 in 2019. Between June and September, however, there were 28 per cent more suicides than usual for those four months.

First Minister is due to meet the Scottish Trades Union Congress ( STUC ) general council on Thursday.

drugs with dirty needles has hailed a 'game-changing' new treatment programme. Bosses at NHS Tayside, the Scottish Drugs Forum and researchers at the Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) and Dundee University teamed up to come up with a new blueprint to free Scotland of hepatitis C by 2024.

introduction of a so-called 'third party right of appeal'.

Will Thorne Staff WriterCharlotte Colbert has often explored physical and psychological trauma in her artwork.It’s perhaps little surprise, then, that her feature debut “She Will” centers Veronica (Alice Krige), a former child star who has just had a double mastectomy and who is repressing mental wounds under a caustic British exterior.Described as a psychological horror title, the film sees Veronica and her nurse Desi (Kota Eberhardt) head to a rural Scottish retreat in search of healing.

messaging on coronavirus rules during the first six months of the outbreak was highlighted in a report based on feedback from government officials, NHS Scotland staff and health board representatives.

traffic light system has been updated with new travel restrictions on popular summer hotspots. The latest rules, which apply to Scotland, come into effect at 4am on Sunday, August 8, with changes to the green, amber and red lists.

Love Island contestant Anton Danyluk has denied having surgery on his face after he showed off a dramatically different look. In a pre-recorded interview which will air on FUBAR Radio tomorrow, the Scots born gym owner - who appeared in the 2019 show - spoke about the hate he'd received after showing off his new appearance on Instagram.

Get the latest Falkirk news sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletterThe tragic toll of Stirling’s drug deaths has been revealed - with the number more than quadrupling in the last decade.A new report from the National Records of Scotland has reported a total of 31 drug-related fatalities in 2020, which represents a steep jump up from the 19 deaths seen in 2019.The stark nature of the issue is also laid bare by a comparison from the same figure in 2010, when only seven drug-related

Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has introduced a change this month that will have an impact on at least 200,000 self-employed people across Scotland and the rest of the UK currently claiming Universal Credit.

Boris Johnson's next trip north in a bid to not offend him, according to reports. Cops in Scotland named the security assignment "Operation Bunter", however it has been switched after concerns were raised within the force.The name of the operation echoed the fictional overweight schoolboy Billy Bunter.

vaccinated, a leading health expert has said. Linda Bauld, professor of public health at the University of Edinburgh, wants to see children given the coronavirus vaccine that has been successfully rolled out across the country to the majority of the adult population.