Stewartry under-16s claim bragging rights over local rivals Wigtownshire

She styles herself as “Glamzin” on social media... and Tamzin Outhwaite certainly knows how to live up to the name. Gracing our screens in Channel 5's latest drama The Wives, Tamzin dazzles as Sylvie, embodying all things sexy, single, and carefree.

If you've been dreaming of a White Company Christmas, it's officially time to get excited because the premium homeware brand has dropped its 2024 advent calendar, and it's not one to be missed if candles and fragrances are your thing. Priced at £195 but packed with goodies worth more than £307, it offers more than a £100 saving on top-shopped items.

Beauty advent calendar season is here, and for makeup and skincare lovers like me, these beauty bonanzas are the ultimate festive treat. While most Christmas countdowns feature 25 doors with a surprise behind each one, Cult Beauty takes it to another level every year. Cult Beauty's advent calendar doesn't just offer one item per day - it boasts an impressive 42 products, including 19 full-sized items.This means you'll find double and even triple doors to open.

A talented up-and-coming actor tragically collapsed and died after taking a mix of drugs while at a dance festival in Costa Rica, an inquest has heard.The 27 year old suffered a fatal seizure a week into his vacation. Joseph Wandera, who had roles in Coronation Street, Scott and Bailey, and Moving On, passed away in an apartment in the Tamarindo beach resort, where he was attending the BPM music festival in January 2022.

Coronation Street's Bernie Winter, played by actress Jane Hazlegrove, has become a fan favourite since her arrival in Weatherfield in 2019 and she has a surprising real-life romance where she is married to a fellow soap star in real life. She has had a tumultuous love life on the ITV soap and most recently, her character was sentenced to three months in prison for handling stolen goods, leading her children Gemma and Paul to organise an early Christmas celebration before she serves her sentence.

Snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan and his fiancee, actress Laila Rouass, have reportedly called it quits on their 12-year on-off relationship.The couple has struggled to spend quality time together due to Ronnie's busy schedule competing in international tournaments. A source told The Sun: "They have been going in different directions." The snitch elaborated that Ronnie's been jet-setting to places like China and Saudi Arabia for lucrative contests. "Laila's focus has reportedly been on her acting career.

Shayne Ward is no stranger to having to perform in front of millions on live TV having kickstarted his career on The X Factor almost 20 years ago. And his desire to win as he takes part in Strictly Come Dancing is no different to what it was back then.

Ryanair has warned passengers of ‘potential disruption’ to flights both arriving into and departing from the UK today due to thunderstorms. The airline urged passengers to check the status of their flight before travelling.

New mystery drama Apples Never Fall will make its UK debut on BBC One and BBC iPlayer this weekend. Based on the novel by Big Little Lies and Nine Perfect Strangers author Liane Moriarty, rich and retiring couple Stan (Sam Neill) and Joy Delaney (Annette Bening) are disturbed by the sudden arrival of a wounded young woman.

Strictly Come Dancing has already returned to our screens in fun and colourful fashion but the competition officially begins this weekend when the new crop of celebrities perform for the first time in their couples.

Whether you loved them or loathed them, childhood school dinners are a nostalgic trip down memory lane.

A mum says it was "like a miracle" after groundbreaking treatment saved her from a near-fatal blood clot. Helen Foster, 58, was rushed into hospital with intense chest pain where she was found to have a clot on her lungs.

Naman Ramachandran Indian filmmaker Nidhi Saxena’s directorial debut “Sad Letters of an Imaginary Woman” has unveiled a first trailer and poster ahead of its world premiere at the 29th Busan International Film Festival this October. The film will screen in the “A Window on Asian Cinema” section. The trailer offers a glimpse into a poignant world where memory and reality intertwine.

Tom Grennan has shared a new single called ‘Higher’ – you can listen to it below.The slick and uplifting track is set to appear on the singer-songwriter’s yet-to-be-announced fourth album, which will follow on from 2023’s ‘What Ifs & Maybes’.Recorded at London’s legendary RAK Studios, the “art pop”-inspired song started with a catchy piano riff.“The weird thing about me is that I make music in the studio but most of my good ideas come to me when I’m not actually in the studio,” Grennan explained in a statement.“On the day we wrote ‘Higher’ I’d left the room but I just couldn’t get that riff out of my head. It turned into a melody, which turned into a phrase… I ran back into the studio, with the piano riff still playing, threw my hands up and sang: ‘It’s taking me higher‘.”He concluded: “Everyone in the room just went: ‘Boom.

Bon Iver has announced a new EP called ‘SABLE’ – listen to the single ‘S P E Y S I D E’ below.The Justin Vernon-led project seemingly began teasing new material earlier this month with a black-and-white video clip. Now, a delicate and acoustic track has arrived that sees the musician return to his folk roots.‘S P E Y S I D E’ was co-produced by Vernon and Jim-E Stack, and features vocals and guitar by the former, along with viola by Rob Moose.“I know now that I can’t make good/ How I wish I could/ Go back and put/ Me where you stood/ Nothing’s really something now the whole thing’s soot,” Vernon sings in the first verse.The song serves as the second chapter of Bon Iver’s upcoming three-track EP ‘SABLE’, which is due for release on October 18 via Jagjaguwar.

GloRilla has announced her debut studio album, ‘Glorious’ – listen to the new single ‘Hollon’ below.The Memphis rapper and NME 100 alumni is due to release the record on Friday October 11 via CMG/Interscope.

“Taste of Country Nights, On Demand” podcast. “I thought about getting down there and finding whoever it was but I didn’t. I kept rolling.

Ben Croll Opening up this year’s San Sebastian Film Festival, Audrey Diwan’s “Emmanuelle” marks an unexpected follow-up to her Golden Lion winner “Happening” – at least on paper, anyway. If anything, the filmmaker followed a similar line, using a literary adaptation to emphasize sensorial experience, in this case the evasive quest for physical pleasure. “The project was one of renewal,” Diwan tells Variety.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Sony-owned anime company Crunchyroll has acquired North American and select international theatrical rights for “Solo Leveling – ReAwakening.” The presentation represents a recap of the “Solo Leveling” anime series’ hit first season and a sneak peek of the first two episodes of the second season. Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment will bring “Solo Leveling -ReAwakening” to theaters in the U.S. and Canada on Dec.

Jamie Lang Catalan Carlos Marqués-Marcet’s best film win at Toronto’s Platform for “They Will Be Dust” points to a larger trend. Backed by generous government support, experienced producers and sales and distribution companies with impeccable track records domestically and abroad, there is a generation of Catalan filmmakers that is hitting its stride with some of the most exciting titles set to come out of Europe over the next year.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent SAN SEBASTIAN — Is this the San Sebastián Catalan Film Festival? Always boasting a sterling presence at San Sebastián, Catalonia has a massive 27 titles this year, counting five projects in doc forum Lau Haizetara and including four of the five Spanish movies in main Competition and 10 in Made in Spain. Following a break-down of major section titles: “Afternoons of Solitude,” (Andergraun Films, Ideale Audience, LaCima Producciones) Albert Serra’s not at all obvious follow-up to Cannes competition player “Pacifiction,” a portrait of star bullfighter Andrés Roca Rey at work.

Jamie Lang Catalan films have impressed at festivals and awards ceremonies around the world for years now as the region continues to punch far above its weight in the screen industries. As the fall festival season transitions into awards season, we wanted to take a look at the buzziest Catalan titles set to make their debut sometime next year. Carla Simon, among the most exciting young filmmakers working in Europe today, will return with her fourth feature, “Romeria,” which is shooting now.

Holly Jones Ahead of its European bow in San Sebastian as part of the fest’s New Directors Competition, Turkish writer-director Belkis Bayrak reveals the first look trailer for her riveting debut feature, “Gülizar,” shared exclusively with Variety. “It is, of course, an honor to be in competition at San Sebastian with my debut feature,” Bayrak relayed.

An actress famed for her role in Brookside's shocking incest storyline is barely recognisable nearly three decades after the plot caused a stir.

A newborn baby died after her 'exhausted' mum was sent home just hours after a long birth, an inquest has found. Baby Evelyn Grace March was just one day old when her mum fell asleep while trying to breastfeed her in her own bed.

Police investigating the rape of a teenage girl and sexual assault of a woman on a beach have released images of three men they want to speak to.

A criminal mastermind has admitted running a major operation from his prison cell to distribute Class A drugs in Scotland.

Reports have emerged that Sean "Diddy" Combs is currently on suicide watch as he awaits a trial over sex trafficking charges.

Celtic's adventure in the revamped Champions League is set to bank 7 Premiership clubs a major boost of £1.6m each - with rivals Rangers the only club NOT to significantly profit.

Professional footballer Jay Emmanuel-Thomas has been sacked from Greenock Morton FC after being accused of smuggling £600,000 worth of cannabis into the UK.

Strictly Come Dancing's Paul Merson has been dealt a significant blow just hours before the first live show. Last week, the celebrities made their debut on the dance floor with their professional partners.

George Harrison‘s 1973 solo album ‘Living In The Material World’ is receiving a 50th anniversary boxset reissue – find out all the details below.The late Beatles guitarist’s fourth album as a solo musician is getting a massive reissue later this year in celebration of the record’s 50th anniversary. The anniversary reissue was announced yesterday (September 19), and is due for release on November 15 via Dark Horse Records/BMG.

K-pop girl group aespa have tapped Canadian musician Grimes for a remix of their hit single ‘Supernova’.On September 20, aespa and SM Entertainment unveiled their ‘Supernova / Armageddon’ remixes under the agency’s iScream project, through which DJs and producers around the world remix songs by its artists. Leading the project is a new remix of their hit track ‘Supernova’ by Grimes.In a string of posts on X earlier this week, Grimes shared that K-pop had gotten her into producing music again.

K-pop singer and rapper Lisa of BLACKPINK will be taking the stage at this year’s Victoria’s Secret show.On September 20, Victoria’s Secret announced BLACKPINK’s Lisa as the final act to join its upcoming 2024 show, as part of its first-ever all-women lineup. Set to take place on October 15 in New York, it will also mark the return of the Victoria’s Secret fashion show after a six-year hiatus.“The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is such an iconic night in fashion and I’m so excited to be part of its return with so many incredible and powerful women being part of the show! It’s going to be a great night,” said Lisa in a press statement, per Billboard.Earlier this week, Victoria’s Secret announced that the show will also feature performances by music icon Cher and South African singer Tyla.Last week, Lisa attended and performed at the 2024 MTV VMAs, where she took home the award for Best K-pop with her June single ‘Rockstar’.The BLACKPINK rapper has spent 2024 focusing on her solo career under her self-established label, LLOUD and its partnership with RCA Records.

Squid Game has been released – watch it below.Today (September 20), Netflix shared a new look at the highly anticipated South Korean dystopian survival thriller series during its Geeked event. The short teaser clip contains slight spoilers, so viewer’s discretion is advised.In the teaser, we see Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) – who won the game in season one – being visited at his home by The Frontman, the overseer of the titular Squid Game challenge.We then get quick glimpses of the challenge’s playing grounds, shots being fired and the piggy bank-shaped prize pot being filled with cash before it is finally revealed that Gi-hun is forced back into the game, once again as player 456.Watch the teaser trailer for Squid Game season 2 below.Season two’s release date of December 26 was announced last month, alongside the news that the show had been renewed for a third and final season.The new episodes will continue the story of Gi-hun, the winner at the end of season one, as the character becomes “determined to find the people behind the game and put an end to their vicious sport”.Gi-hun uses his winnings to “fund his search” as he realises “the path toward taking down the organisation proves to be deadlier than he imagined: to end the game, he needs to re-enter it”.The first season of Squid Game scored a four-star review, with Hidzir Junaini writing for NME: The show’s sharp social critiques, suspenseful competition and sympathetic characters remain largely enthralling throughout.

Prince Harry's school life was incredibly privileged from his earliest days, as he began his studies at Mrs Mynors Nursery School in Notting Hill, before going on to Wetherby Prep School and later going off to board at Ludgrove Prep School. He was just eight years old when he was sent to live away from home, so Harry was given a great deal of support by school staff - and even was treated to a unique ritual. As well as enjoying various activities and weekly treats, the younger boys at Harry’s boarding school had their hair personally washed by matrons - and he recalled the memory in his controversial 2023 memoir, Spare.