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Melanie Sykes says she ‘quit TV’ over Greg Wallace experience

Melanie Sykes recently revealed that she decided to step away from television following her experience with Greg Wallace on Celebrity MasterChef. Sykes, now 54 years old, hinted that she made an informal complaint about Wallace after appearing on the BBC show in 2021. The former contestant shared her thoughts in her memoir ‘Illuminated,’ published last…
Ruby Princess cruise ship horror as passenger falls overboard sparking major search

A passenger onboard the Ruby Princess luxury cruise liner has fallen overboard, leading to a large-scale search and rescue operation. The missing individual, a 72-year-old American man who was travelling alone, vanished from the Princess Cruise Ship. When the ship returned to San Francisco at 6.50am on Monday after a five-day voyage to Mexico that…
Inquest to take place into death of Lady Gabriella’s husband Thomas Kingston

An inquest is scheduled to take place into the death of Thomas Kingston, the husband of Lady Gabriella Kingston, daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent. Mr. Kingston was discovered lifeless in his parents’ £3 million mansion in the Cotswolds on February 25, having succumbed to a catastrophic head injury with a nearby gun…
Community organisations in Rutherglen and Cambuslang awarded grants from council fund

Two community organisations in Rutherglen and Cambuslang have been awarded grants from a South Lanarkshire Council fund. The Manorway and Area Neighbourhood Watch in Rutherglen and the Cambuslang and District Voluntary Care Club have received a total of £650 in grants. These grants were approved by the council’s Rutherglen and Cambuslang Area Committee during their…
Scottish NHS could have to ‘withdraw’ services to free up cash for rising costs

Scottish National Health Service (NHS) may need to consider withdrawing services in order to allocate funds for the increasing costs it faces, according to a recent report by Audit Scotland. The report highlighted the financial challenges the NHS is currently grappling with, emphasising the need for tough decisions to be made as the health service…
Russell Grant’s Horoscopes as Cancer advised to develop relationships more positively

Russell Grant’s Horoscopes: Cancer Encouraged to Foster Positive Relationships Astrologer Russell Grant has delivered today’s horoscopes for Tuesday, December 3, advising each zodiac sign. These daily forecasts offer insights tailored to individual star signs. Aries may find themselves tackling a list of never-ending tasks, while Taurus is urged not to be deterred by minor obstacles.…
Scottish Labour MPs ‘upset’ about being kept in the dark over universal Winter Fuel Payment decision

Scottish Labour MPs were left feeling “upset” after being kept in the dark about Anas Sarwar’s decision to reintroduce a universal Winter Fuel Payment if he wins the next Holyrood election. It was revealed by the Daily Record two weeks ago that Sarwar, the Scottish Labour leader, intended to reverse a cut implemented by his…
Hundreds more Scots criminals fitted with electronic tags as jails set to release inmates

Hundreds of criminals in Scotland have been fitted with electronic tags, according to new research, showing a significant increase compared to previous years. The data reveals that 5,801 individuals were issued with monitoring orders in 2023/24, marking a 14 per cent rise from the previous year. This figure has steadily climbed from 5,082 in the…
Scots private hospital admissions hit highest quarterly level on record

Private hospital admissions in Scotland have reached their highest quarterly level on record, according to new data. In the second quarter of 2024, there were 12,660 admissions to private in-patient and day-care hospitals, marking a 7% increase from the same period the previous year. The Private Healthcare Information Network (PHIN) reported that the use of…
Top Nicola Sturgeon civil servant who destroyed covid WhatsApp messages retired on £1.4m pension

Top Nicola Sturgeon civil servant who destroyed COVID WhatsApp messages retired on £1.4m pension By Paul Hutcheon, Political Editor, Daily Record A top civil servant, Ken Thomson, who encouraged colleagues to delete COVID-related WhatsApp messages, has retired with a pension valued at £1.4m. Despite his role in a major scandal during Nicola Sturgeon’s tenure as…
