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Long-awaited permanent repair work for a Motherwell street is set to be completed by the end of the month.

Kris Commons believes Gio Van Bronckhorst is facing a mammoth fight for survival but insists problems run deeper than the dugout.

South Korean conglomerate CJ ENM has appointed Chang-Gun Koo as the new CEO of its entertainment division. Koo is a veteran of the CJ Group, now with a mandate to oversee plans for global expansion and accelerating growth “to lead a new paradigm in the entertainment industry,” the company said today. 

CMU’s Andy Malt and Chris Cooke review key events in music and the music business from the last week, including confirmation from Festicket’s administrators that a number of the promoters who worked with the collapsed ticketing company are insisting that the money it collected for their shows and events was meant to be held in trust although it wasn’t, and the news that all seven members of BTS will serve their two years of military service in South Korea after all.SECTION TIMES01: Festicket (00:05:32)02: BTS (00:20:37)(Timings may be slightly different due to adverts)SUBSCRIBE TO SETLISTListen to Setlist and sign up to receive new episodes for free automatically each week through any of these services…Acast | Amazon Music | Apple Podcasts | audioBoom | CastBox | Deezer | Google Podcasts | iHeart | Mixcloud | RSS | Spotify | Stitcher | TuneInSTORIES DISCUSSED THIS WEEK• Festicket did not hold promoters’ ticket sale monies in trust, administrators confirm• BTS confirm that they will carry out military service in South KoreaALSO MENTIONED• Little Simz wins 2022 Mercury PrizeMORE FROM CMU• Upcoming CMU webinars• Buy MMF and CMU Insights’ Dissecting The Digital Dollar book on Amazon• Sign up to receive the CMU Daily news bulletin• Listen to the full Setlist theme tune

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A vile Paisley beast could be facing jail time after admitting having more than 14,000 sickening child sexual abuse images.

Gio van Bronckhorst reckons Wednesday night’s Champions League clash with Napoli is huge when it comes to Rangers’ hopes of continuing their European journey this season.

Jack MacKenzie does not have far to look for inspiration as he looks to get a handle on what makes a successful wing-back.

Anthony Ralston insists Celtic won’t have their razor-sharp focus clouded by VAR delays.

A plan to open an Ayrshire dog exercise yard has hit the skids after an agent hit out at council planners.

This morning, Kyle and Jackie were interviewing Alan Jones, a former radio broadcaster known for being rather contentious himself.

A theme park rollercoaster slipped off its track, an eyewitness claims, as he recalls hearing "horrific" screams.

A former Wren among the first people to receive 100th birthday cards from the new King has told of her joy at the delivery from the third monarch in her life.

A young woman has waived her right to anonymity and spoken about the horrific sexual abuse she was victim to at the hands of her vile father.

A childhood sexuality expert is advocating that Scots schoolchildren should be taught about pornography.

A leaked dossier has predicted nearly 6,000 job losses in Scots councils in the next few years.

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains details about the season one finale of House of the Dragon.

Many of us will have seen a significant increase in our energy bills this month after the price of electricity soared.

Households struggling with their heating bills this winter could be in with the chance of getting their hands on a free electric blanket, thanks to one major energy supplier.

The Scottish Government has announced that a new veterans support fund is now open to help improve the lives of former service personnel and their families. Applications can be made from now until November 19, 2022.

More than half a million of the most vulnerable people across the country have been denied a £326 cost-of-living payment to help with rising bills.

More than half a million struggling Brits were denied a £326 summer cost-of-living payment to help with rocketing bills. Boris Johnson offered the fund - the first half of a total £650 - to more than 8 million people on benefits in July to show them “we are on their side”.

With the new energy price cap now in place, many are eager to switch to energy saving appliances in order to cut costs and reduce bills.

As winter approaches and the cost-of-living crisis shows no sign of coming to an end, many companies are offering staff one-off payments or increasing wages to help them cope. Research has shown around one in every firms with 250 or more employees has offered a one-off payment to their staff in the last three months.

With the colder weather making its arrival and the cost of living still high, many of us have been looking for ways to keep warm without racking up the heating bills.

K.J. Yossman With inflation hitting record levels, a looming energy crisis and rising interest rates, the whole of the U.K. has been left reeling. But for the domestic television industry, which was already dealing with a post-COVID skills shortage and industry-wide inflation prompted by the streaming wars, the situation has now become critical. “We are facing a horrific winter,” said John McVey, CEO of Pact, a trade body representing producers. “Borrowing costs have gone up massively, operational costs as a consequence of that have all gone up, gas has gone up, heat has gone up. If you’re having to film on location in multiple locations around the U.K., and you have to transport a lot of people, they have to be fed, watered, accommodated.”

B&M shoppers are rushing out to stores to purchase a budget-friendly electric blanket that could help them keep warm and save money on their energy bills this winter.

A national campaign calling on greater government action to help keep people Warm This Winter has received the backing of a Lanarkshire MP.

With the weather cooling down and energy bills still a concern, many of us have been looking for ways to keep warm without racking up the extra energy costs.

As the cost of living crisis squeezes households, many workers are weighing whether to go to the office if only just to save money on energy bills.

Legislation that would temporarily freeze rents and ban evictions in Scotland has passed its first stage in the Scottish Parliament. MSPs backed the general principles of the Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) (Scotland) Bill by 88 votes to 29 on Tuesday evening.

In her return to her Spotify podcast, Archetypes, after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Meghan Markle takes on one of the most prominent stereotypes of Asian women on screen: The Dragon Lady.

Rebekah Vardy will have to pay about £1.5 million towards Coleen Rooney’s legal costs after losing the “Wagatha Christie” High Court case she brought against her fellow footballer’s wife.

Rebekah Vardy is going to have to pay Coleen Rooney £1.5million in legal costs - and she will need to hand the cash over by next month.

As the cost of living crisis bites at the same time temperatures drop, many UK households are searching for tips and tricks on how to keep warm without putting on the heat.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced an extra £421 million will be available for local authorities across the UK to help households with energy bills, food costs and other daily essentials during the cost of living crisis. Scotland will receive an additional £41 million as part of the Barnett Consequentials, for a total of £123 million from this support fund so far.