Residents 'appalled' as shop that is 'a beacon of badness' allowed to sell booze until 4am despite opposition

Angela Rayner hit out at Dominic Raab urging him to apologise after formal complaints were made against him into bullying allegations.

Rangers are set to open their first official club store in Ayrshire for a number of years.

The cost of some popular branded goods at the supermarket has more than doubled in price, according to the latest research figures.

An "arrogant and selfish" Audi driver who led police on two separate high-speed chases has been jailed. Craig Sloane, 32, was jailed for 22 months and banned from driving for four years for his "reckless" antics behind the wheel, reports Manchester Evening News.

Hamilton Accies have been handed a major boost by news that striker Andy Ryan could be fit to face Dundee on Saturday.

Poland’s Camerimage film festival was in full swing with a packed-out screening of Top Gun: Maverick and a masterclass hosted by Baz Luhrmann when news broke that a missile had struck within the country, killing two people.

A mum couldn't stop laughing after receiving a store loyalty card addressed 'Miss A Hole' - after the shop worker wrote down her name wrong at the till.

People in Scotland can no longer make a new claim for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) as it has been replaced by Adult Disability Payment (ADP), a similar but devolved benefit only available to people living north of the border. The new benefit is for adults over 16 and under State Pension age living with a disability, long-term illness or a physical or mental health condition.

Actor Kevin Spacey will be charged with a further string of sex offences against one man.

A Mercedes-Benz has been left completely destroyed following a horror crash with an HGV on the M90. Emergency services raced to the scene, near junction three at Dunfermline, Fife, after the alarm was raised at around 1pm on Monday, November 14.

Lonely Planet has revealed its top travel destinations for the year ahead and Scotland has made the list.

A housing association tenant plagued with flooding issues for more than 10 years will now have to be decanted from her property.

Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos has been soaking up the sun in Colombia as he takes advantage of a break in the season to get back home with his family.

RICHARD Osman left fans blushing with an X-rated joke during Only Connect. The 51-year-old has won a legion of fans thanks to his roles on quiz shows Pointless and his very own House of Games.

BALAMORY actress Kim Tserkezie looks unrecognisable from her role as she bagged a prestigious award. The former CBeebies star, who played the role of Penny Pocket on the children's TV show looks completely different now. The 49-year-old Geordie star ran Balamory's local shop and cafe together with Suzie Sweet, who was played by Mary Riggans.

FUMING BBC Breakfast fans have called for bosses to make a big change to the show. Today's show was presented by Sally Nugent and Jon Kay, and they covered a range of topics as usual. They also interviewed Paul Gascoigne and highlighted DJ Scott Mills' treadmill challenge for Children in Need on BBC Radio 2.

I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here has been rocked by nearly 2,000 Ofcom complaints about Matt Hancock in the jungle. Viewers have taken to the broadcasting regular to object about the former Health Secretary taking part in the celebrity competition.

JACQUELINE Jossa and husband Dan Osborne are in the festive spirit five weeks early and have decorated their mansion for Christmas The couple's tree is an explosion of red and white candy canes, lolly pops and huge snowflakes and is peppered with green and gold baubles. Beautifully wrapped presents in shiny red paper are already stacked beneath the festive foliage.

HOLLYOAKS star EMMETT J Scanlan has become a dad for the third time following the birth of his baby daughter.  The Irish actor welcomed his second child with wife Claire Cooper, with whom he shares two-year-old son Ocean-Torin. Emmett also has a 20-year-old daughter Kayla from a previous relationship.

CHRIS Moyles has a very sassy comeback for Ant and Dec tonight as he takes on the Bucktucker trial alone. The Radio X DJ replied sarcastically when the hosts told him it was "just cockroaches" he was being showered with.

RACHEL Riley has been awarded £50,000 in damages after winning a libel claim against a pro-Corbyn blogger who called her a "serial abuser". Ms Riley, who appears on the hit Channel 4 show Countdown, sued Mike Sivier after he published an article on his website Vox Political in January 2019.

LET'S face it - Matt Hancock has always loved a celebrity. Always loved a famous face. Always loved a bold face name.

BBC One viewers will have to get accustomed to a huge change in schedule. EastEnders faces new havoc next week as the World Cup begins. Four years after France's victory, the football tournament will take place from November 20 to December 18.

That’s My Jam UK and Made in Chelsea producer Monkey has hired Lime Pictures Head of Production Helen Kruger Bratt as its Managing Director. The company has also hired Amy Woolf as Head of Development.

Canada-based firms Blink49 Studios and Vanguarde Artists Management are teaming to make shows.

Asda has become the latest major supermarket chain to ration the amount of eggs that shoppers can buy following the national shortages.

Channel 4's Celebs Go Dating will return to our TV screens later this month.

Michaela Zee editor “Cha Cha Real Smooth” and “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” are among the recent honorees of the Ruderman Family Foundation’s Seal of Authentic Representation, Variety has learned exclusively. The Foundation recognizes films and television series that include authentic representation of people with disabilities. Vanessa Burghardt, an actor with autism, plays Domino’s (Dakota Johnson) autistic daughter Lola in the comedy-drama film “Cha Cha Real Smooth.” “From the moment the film’s creator, Cooper Raiff, saw Vanessa’s audition, he knew instantly that she was our Lola. No one could deny her talent but authenticity was important to everyone, so Cooper changed the script to age up the character and that was the end of it. Looking back, I cannot imagine another person playing Lola,” said producer Jessica Switch in a statement. “Vanessa was perfect. She was extremely professional and sweet on set. She nailed every take and always came prepared. She also brought her personal experience to the character. The headphones that she wears in the movie are her own headphones, and similar to the character, Vanessa uses them as a source of comfort and security.”

Climate activist group Just Stop Oil have explained the reason behind their protest after throwing soup over a famous Van Gogh painting.

Activists from Just Stop Oil have been arrested after throwing tins of soup over Vincent Van Gogh's famous Sunflowers painting at the National Gallery - and then gluing themselves to a nearby wall.

Naman Ramachandran Indonesia’s KawanKawan Media has partnered with Singapore’s Momo Film Co on Nelson Yeo’s “Dreaming & Dying” and Duong Dieu Linh’s “Don’t Cry Butterfly,” it was revealed at this week’s Asian Contents & Film Market, held on the sidelines of the Busan International Film Festival. “Dreaming & Dying,” about three middle aged individuals who are forced to confront their inner demons as a long-buried love triangle between them resurfaces, is currently in production. Yeo said: “ ‘Dreaming & Dying’ is the accumulation of my obsession with dreams and memories. Primarily, it is about how we choose to remember things in our own ways, and as time passes, that fantasy becomes the reality.”

Rebecca Souw Achieving a balance between artistic creativity and commercial appeal has been a key component of the success of the Korean film and TV industries, said senior executives at the Asin Contents & Film Market, held this week as part of the Busan International Film Festival. Leading U.S. producer Ted Hope said that “Being audience focused but ambitiously creating authored work,” is significant and that Korean filmmakers are able to tap into a wide range of emotions. Yang Yoomin, a Korean producer who has worked with hit filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho, explained why such a discussion was important. She gave the examples of the Hong Kong and Japanese film industries which have both at times enjoyed international success, but which have recently been eclipsed. Hope said that Hong Kong films and Japanese animation are at opposite ends of the spectrum stretching from commerce and art films, but said that Korean stories demonstrate a balance between authorship and audience-focused approaches.