MSPs on Alex Salmond Inquiry considering quitting after refusal to publish evidence

8 out of 10 Cats do Contdown viewers were left in tears over Channel 4's tribute to Sean Lock. Co-star Jon Richardson was among those remembering the late comedian.

Oliver Hudson shared an update on his living situation on Friday and his mom, Goldie Hawn, won't be happy. The Nashville actor recently moved back in with Goldie and her partner, Kurt Russell, as his family home was remodeled. MORE: Goldie Hawn's son Oliver Hudson pays heartfelt tribute to famous momAt the time, Oliver said he wasn't sure he'd ever leave and teased that he, his wife, Erinn Bartlett, and their three children, would be there forever. WATCH: Oliver Hudson shares brilliant new video of famous mom However, that is not the case and his latest move is not going to please Goldie.  Speaking on PEOPLE Every Day podcast with host Janine Rubenstein, Oliver said: "My last night is tonight. Saturday, we move back into the house."While he said the timing was "perfect" so that he could celebrate the Super Bowl, he knows his mom's reaction wouldn't be so jovial.MORE: Oliver Hudson talks major family change he made that impacted his childrenMORE: Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell's unusual punishment to Oliver Hudson revealed"I actually go to the Super Bowl on Sunday," he added.

A gripping new crime documentary on Netflix has captivated viewers around the world as subscribers have been left astounded by the fraudulent actions of The Tinder Swindler, Simon Leviev.

Scotland's weather this weekend has called for six flood warnings to be issued as parts of the country face a battering of heavy rain.

A Wishaw football team have questioned North Lanarkshire Council’s decision to continue to not open changing rooms at a local high school.

Two years ago this month, the Southeast Asian nation of Myanmar witnessed a coup d’état, in which the Tatmadaw (the military) seized power from the democratically elected National League for Democracy and its leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

There are miles of walking routes crisscrossing across the Peak District, taking in the gorgeous scenery of the national park.

Manchester United will look to bounce back from their draw against Burnley and break into the top four this weekend, as they host Southampton in the Premier League on Saturday.

this link, enter your email address, and select 'MySalford News'. That's all there is to it.But around 200 tenants are now taking legal action against the company and Salford council over fire hazards, extreme cold and electrical safety issues.They are claiming the properties in Pendleton are 'unfit for human habitation'.Rosemary Addy, has lived in Plane Court for nearly eight years.

RAAAARGH!!! The verdict is in. The U.S. Senate has voted — for the second time — to acquit Donald Trump from impeachment. Seriously?!

Neil Lennon waxed lyrical about his team after they thumped St Mirren - but was left confused as to why his team haven't performed at that level all season.The Parkhead side romped to a 4-0 win in Paisley with Tom Rogic hitting the opener in the first half before three goals in four minutes from Odsonne Edouard, Ryan Christie and David Turnbull killed the game as a contest with full-time approaching.Lennon was impressed by his rampant side as they made it three wins on the spin, with 10 goals scored and only one conceded in a successful February so far.He can't help but wonder, however, why his side haven't been at that level all campaign long.Asked on Sky Sports if opponents are starting to fear games against the champions again, Lennon

Blackford said: “The Prime Minister has the power to tackle child poverty right now by making the £20 uplift to Universal Credit permanent and by extending it to legacy benefits.

Peter Murrell, who is also SNP chief executive, will be quizzed by MSPs who were unhappy about his first evidence session in December.A special Holyrood committee is investigating the Scottish Government’s unlawful probe into sexual misconduct complaints against the former First Minister.Salmond successfully pursued a judicial review over the Government probe and the taxpayer was saddled with a bill of over £500,000.The fiasco also ended the long-standing friendship between Sturgeon and Salmond, whose allies believe he was targeted by the Government.Separately, Salmond was acquitted of criminal charges following a trial last year.The Holyrood Inquiry has mostly heard from civil servants, but MSPs have also contacted senior party figures

Mariah Carey called out the National Football League’s hypocrisy after it pledged its commitment to end systemic racism in a Super Bowl advert on Sunday 7 February. The commercial demonstrated the importance of diversity to football and reaffirmed the pledge the NFL made in June last year to commit $250m (£182m) over the next decade to combatting systemic racism.

Scottish Government paid thousands of pounds to a team of top lawyers to try to block MSPs probing Alex Salmond’s botched sexual harassment case from hearing key evidence. The Sunday Mail has obtained ­documents showing a firm – hired using public cash – demanded ­investigating ­committee members give written guarantees they wouldn’t ask a ­senior official crucial questions.

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direct to your inboxEnergy bills could go up by almost £100 for 15 million households across the UK after the regulator, Ofgem, said suppliers could pass on the cost of rising gas and electricity prices to customers.The regulator said that its price cap for the UK's 11 million households that are on their supplier’s default tariff could rise by £96 to £1,138 from April 1.A further four million households with pre-payment meters could see their bills jump by £87 to £1,156.“Energy bill increases are never welcome, especially as many households are struggling with the impact of the pandemic."We have carefully scrutinised these changes to ensure that customers only pay a fair price for their energy,” said Ofgem chief executive Jonathan