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A Scots teenager has tragically died after a horror quad bike crash in Greece which left a second young man hurt.

Councillors have backed a push to help young carers enter college and university after 'the stars aligned' at a recent South Ayrshire carers' event.

The UN has said climate change is “out of control” after the world smashed its average daily temperature record for the third time this week. The planetary average reached 17.23C on Thursday according to unofficial data from climate scientists, the hottest since records began. It followed record-breaking heat days on Monday and Tuesday.

Mikel Arteta could be ready to upsurge Real Madrid in an extraordinary move for Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe, according to reports.

Residents in a Cornton housing estate have accused a housing developer of dragging their heels over upgrading a playpark and transferring vital green space to the community.

Passengers on board a cruise ship were filmed jeering at a woman who showed up almost an hour late for boarding.

Two mums flew to Ibiza for 10 hours after bagging return flights for £37 - and say it was cheaper than a day trip to London.

Anyone shopping for an air fryer would do a double take at a new deal that puts the price tag down to just £10.

Washing machines have truly revolutionised everyday life, eliminating the need to scrub clothes endlessly by hand.

A warning has been issued that supplies of Irn-Bru could “fizzle out” this summer as workers have voted to strike in a row over pay.

K.J. Yossman A report has laid bare the challenges faced by Elstree Film Studios, best known as the home of the original “Star Wars” films. The studio, which is owned and operated by Hertsmere Council, requires a cash injection of £150-200 million (up to $255 million) to “replace life expired buildings and ensure its competitiveness beyond the 21st century.” Last summer, during the replacement of some studio doors, asbestos was found in three soundstages as well as other buildings, which required remediation work. During that work, the contractor reported that some of the roof structures and walls were in a “dangerous” state, with some concrete beams dating back to the 1960s and ‘80s having already snapped.

A Glasgow woman was 'left in tears' after discovering her new rented flat was riddled with mould and a cockroach infestation.

A pilot was forced to ask 19 people to get off an easyJet flight after the airplane was 'too heavy to take off'.

Amazon Prime Day deals are already rolling in and shoppers can now pick up a Fire TV from just £149.

The BBC News channel has got a roasting from the corporation’s editorial standards board for giving what amounted to free advertising for Starbucks’ olive oil coffee drink.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Sorry, Hayley Williams and Fall Out Boy: Marjorie has stolen the show again. Not that Taylor Swift’s beloved grandmother actually puts in a vocal appearance from the great beyond, as she did on the “Evermore” album three years ago. But Marjorie Finlay still manages to be a dominative force in the Vault Tracks for the newly released “Speak Now (Taylor’s Version),” by having her photos appear throughout the lyric video for the closing track, “Timeless,” and having her relationship with Taylor’s granddad be a focus of the inspirational ballad. Twenty-first-century pop-punk or emo can hardly compete with that emotional a capper. But for those less sentimentally inclined, Paramore’s singer and Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump will be way up there in what Swift fans immediately take away from the six previously unheard compositions that have been appended to the previous 16-track running order of 2010’s “Speak Now.” The duet with Williams, “Castles Crumbling,” is particularly pungent, as a lament that just about could have been an outtake from the more recent “Folklore” or “Evermore” instead of an album that came out a full decade before those. As for the FOB-aided track, it’s the farthest thing from a Swift classic. But — having been written, like the rest of these tracks, when the artist was 18 or 19 — the number does hark back to an era when girls (and Fall Out Boys) could just wanna have fun.

A mum has gone viral on TikTok after she shared a hilarious school photo of her daughter which turned out to be much ruder than she expected

A source is speaking out about how Kevin Costner feels after a judge sided with him and ruled that his estranged wife Christine Baumgartner had to vacate the home they once shared as a married couple.

Donna Langley is a dame in waiting no more. The veteran movie executive, with deep ties to Hollywood filmmakers and a knack for shepherding blockbusters to the screen, ascended to NBCUniversal’s content throne on Thursday, one of the big winners in a sweeping reorganization made by company CEO Mike Cavanagh. In her new role as chief content officer, Langley won’t just be overseeing Universal’s slate of films. She will also take ownership of its TV and streaming creative strategy. It’s an elevation that many industry players saw as inevitable – after all, how much longer could the company keep the in-demand executive without expanding her portfolio?

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People who are in the middle age of their lives are less likely to see the benefit of exercise in life if they are not getting enough sleep.

A neuromarketing expert has shared the reason why the majority of the fast-food industry is dominated by the colour red in their logos.

Cops are hunting a woman who spat at another passenger on board a train to Edinburgh.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic What’s NBC nowadays? Even before the ongoing writers strike scrambled the network’s fall schedule, its identity — historically quite strong as a place for chewy, grown-up dramas and chic, cerebral sitcoms — had seemed hazy. Promising comedies, the sort that might have grown to fulfill the role recently played by “30 Rock” or “Superstore,” got unceremoniously booted from the air after barely a chance to thrive; new dramas, from “Ordinary Joe” to “The Thing About Pam,” seemed painfully undistinguished.  It’s been a tough few years. And as much as the departure of former NBCUniversal chairman Susan Rovner, a career TV executive previously known for her work at Warner Bros. Television, is just latest bit of media industry consolidation, it’s also a moment to observe that the legacy network and its corporate siblings have struggled to find a way forward. (Rovner’s replacement, Donna Langley, will oversee both film and television for the company.) In the years since Rovner came into the job in 2020, there have been limited bright spots — the “Night Court” revival on NBC, “Poker Face” on streamer Peacock. But there’s been a general tone of a lack of faith in the core of what NBC is and does, one that makes today’s news feel like less of a surprise than it otherwise might.

A teenager who was reported missing for eight years was kept as a sex slave by his own mother, it has been claimed.

An eight-year-old schoolgirl has died after a Land Rover ploughed into a primary school in London.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Altered Innocence has picked up North American rights to Bertrand Mandico’s gory, transgressive fantasy movie “Conann,” which had its world premiere in Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight and will soon be making its way to Locarno Film Festival. Kinology is handling world sales. The film will tour at film festivals throughout the fall and be released theatrically next year. Following different iterations of the ruthless Connan the Barbarian, the film also stars Elina Löwensohn in canine prosthetics as Rainer, Conann’s spiritual guide. In the film, guardian of the underworld, Cerberus, still has a muzzle, but here he is called Rainer, and has the breasts and the voice of a woman, wears a studded black leather jacket, and a flash camera fit for the paparazzi. Talking to us from the great beyond, he details the successive reincarnations of Conann the Barbarian, a bloodthirsty Amazon from ancient times.

Festival organisers have warned TRNSMT attendees to not 'chance their luck' if they are not of age to attend the three-day music fiesta this weekend.

We can knock Disney all we want over less-than stellar post-Covid results on Marvel, Pixar and Lucasfilm titles, but the fact of the matter is the brands are still delivering, making the theatrical motion picture studio the continued box office leader with $3.4 billion worldwide for the period of Jan. 1-July 2.

Police have launched an appeal to trace a missing teen who was last seen in Fife on Wednesday morning.

Michael Mosley has said including a certain range of foods in your diet can promote weight loss, by putting your body into a state of ketosis.

With the weather a little unpredictable at this time of year, finding a suitable outfit can be tricky.

Ellie Simmonds has revealed her birth mum first realised who she was when she watched the swimmer win Paralympic gold. The Strictly star began searching for her blood family last year.

Men looking for the next great skincare item have praised a £12 cleanser for making them "feel young again".

Anybody with British Gas as their energy provider has been given a week's warning to act now or face higher bills in the future.

A man has been found guilty of the murder of a beautician who was killed when he opened fire with a sub-machine gun outside a pub on Christmas Eve.