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12.02.2022 / 21:31

Primary school is first in Lanarkshire to gain reading school accreditation

A primary school in Lanarkshire is celebrating gaining a new reading accreditation.

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12.02.2022 / 21:29

Little Mix's Perrie Edwards teases new solo music as she poses in recording studio

Little Mix songstress Perrie Edwards has teased that she is working on new solo music as she posed up a storm in the recording studio.The 28 year old, who sparked music rumours in January as she was filmed by fellow singer and songwriter Kamille excitedly arriving at a music studio with musician Fred Again, appeared to be in her element as she shared a collection of snaps to her 14.2million Instagram followers. Perrie, who became a mum to five month old baby Axel in 2021 with partner Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, dressed head-to-toe in her £110 disora neutral tracksuit as she donned headphones in a recording booth.

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12.02.2022 / 21:23

Elizabeth Banks & Phyllis Nagy On Their Timely Abortion Drama ‘Call Jane’ – Berlin

“There’s nothing wishy-washing about working with Phyllis Nagy,” Elizabeth Banks tells Deadline of working with the Call Jane director. “She’s very gentle with her direction but she’s also firm with what she expects or wants out of something, which I really appreciate.”

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12.05.2021 / 12:57

Fans set to return in time for Dumbarton's playoff final tie with Edinburgh City

Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.John Steele has said it is ‘critical’ fans are able to return to Sons matches next season.Yesterday (Tuesday) it was confirmed that up to 500 people will be able to return to grounds for the first time in 15 months in time for next week’s play-off final between Dumbarton and Edinburgh City, with chairman Steele highlighting the importance of crowds to lower league sides.He said: “It is now critical that we get fans back in – from a financial perspective and also for the wellbeing of the club in the community.“Without spectators in reasonable numbers then, like all clubs, we start to wither.“We’ve got to redress that and it’s critical that spectators come back to

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