61 m. ago Tonight's lucky ticket holder could scoop biggest ever EuroMillions jackpot

A EuroMillions player could win the £210m jackpot tonight and would be the biggest winner in National Lottery history, beating a jackpot of £195million in 2022

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69 m. ago Review of North Lanarkshire community safety highlights increases in some crimes

The annual report from the council advises elected members of the progress made under the Community Safety Strategy 2020-2025, which sees North Lanarkshire Council work in partnership with emergency services and other organisations.

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80 m. ago Robbie Williams to perform his smallest ticketed gig to wrap up summer tour

The new concert date will see the singer perform for an audience of 500 people at a venue in London before the release of his new album Britpop.

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1 hour ago Listeria outbreak linked to cheese sold worldwide as two dead and dozens ill

There are now fears that the infection could have spread to the UK.

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1 hour ago Misper review – mystery, melancholy and murder in a faded seaside town

A crumbling hotel is the setting for a debut feature about the uneasy aftermath of a young woman’s death, which transcends the tired tropes of the crime dramaHere is a solid first feature debut from director Harry Sherriff, an atmospheric crime drama set in a gloomy, decaying seaside town, with an eerie depiction of grief experienced by those who exist within the margins of the life of a murdered girl.The film follows Leonard (Samuel Blenkin), a meek hotel concierge who has a boyish crush on his charming 25-year-old colleague Elle (Emily Carey). Dressed in a red raincoat with short dark hair and a wry smile, Elle’s character is very much reminiscent of Jordana Bevan in Richard Ayoade’s 2010 film Submarine, as is the dry sardonic humour peppered into the script. Leonard and Elle’s exchanges are awkward yet sweet, teetering on the edge of a true connection. That is, until Elle doesn’t show up to work one day and reports of a missing person trickle through the town. The hotel staff are...

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4 h. ago The Map That Leads to You review – sugary Amazon romance works best as travelogue

Rising star Madelyn Cline is a charming lead in an unusually glossy streaming weepie that leads to overfamiliar territoryA book-loving American woman in her 20s decides to spend time in Europe before she settles into the safety of a finance job in New York City, but she ends up falling for a man who is harbouring a tragic secret about his future. She’s played by an in-house Netflix star, he’s played by a non-American actor known for his role in a hit TV show. The film is based on a novel and is premiering on a streaming platform this month. While this might not be dramatically similar enough to become a Dante’s Peak/Volcano situation, it’s hard not to watch Amazon’s The Map That Leads to You, out this week, and frequently think about Netflix’s loosely similar My Oxford Year, released at the start of August.What immediately separates the two, and often separates Netflix and Amazon movies in general, is the aesthetic. My Oxford Year is every bit a TV movie while The Map That Leads to ...

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4 h. ago Two dead and dozens ill in listeria outbreak linked to cheese sold worldwide

Shoppers have been told not to eat any of the potentially contaminated products as health authorities warn that the cheese may have been sold in more than 30 countries

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4 h. ago Belle and Sebastian Kelvingrove Bandstand Presales: How to bag tickets for the band's two 2026 Glasgow gigs

The much-loved Scottish indie band are marking two big birthdays.

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5 h. ago YOU could be £210million richer in  biggest EVER EuroMillions jackpot tonight

A single UK winner would instantly become the nation's largest-ever National Lottery winner.

Economics

5 h. ago Scottish golfer shoots lights out to win Leven Links Classic on Tartan Pro Tour

Greg Dalziel joins Rory Franssen as two-time 2025 winner on Paul Lawrie’s Scottish circuit

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5 h. ago How to get to Coldplay at Wembley Stadium: complete London public transport guide

How to get to Coldplay at Wembley Stadium: complete London public transport guide  Time Out Worldwide

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5 h. ago They’re among the best in British indie. So why have Field Music become a Doors cover band?

Faced with ‘catastrophic financial doom’ in a difficult industry, the Sunderland outfit explain why imitating Jim Morrison is their way to surviveFor years, Field Music playfully toyed with the idea of forming a hybrid cover band called AC/BGs, featuring one set of AC/DC songs done in a Saturday Night Fever-style and one set of rock-heavy Bee Gees numbers. “These things are a joke until they stop being a joke,” says David Brewis, one half of the Sunderland art-pop band.Another idea made it beyond a tour bus gag to become their new side hustle: a Doors tribute band called the Fire Doors. When the band announced it on Facebook last month, they received critical questions asking: why? The band’s response was a piercingly honest multi-page statement. Brewis wrote of Field Music’s sincere love of the band, the high levels of skill required to do such a job proficiently – and how doing one tribute gig a month could help their “dire finances”, having accepted that after nine albums, they h...

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5 h. ago Scott McTominay in line for shock Man United reunion as 'transfer contact made'

Manchester United sold Scott McTominay to Napoli for £26million during last summer's transfer window, where the midfielder joined former teammate, Romelu Lukaku

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6 h. ago Gorillaz – House of Kong review: Damon Albarn's exhibition is magical, musical alchemy

A quarter of a century on, Albarn and Hewlett are still legions ahead of the pack

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6 h. ago YOU could be £210million richer: Lucky ticket holder could scoop biggest EVER EuroMillions jackpot tonight

A single UK winner would instantly become the nation's largest-ever National Lottery winner.

Economics

6 h. ago Scottish golfer's HotelPlanner Tour season ended by three fractured bones in wrist

Graeme Robertson ‘gutted’ to miss out on Betfred British Masters appearance at The Belfry

Society

6 h. ago We Out Here 2025 review: Gilles Peterson throws a damn good party

This four-day festival is a sonic feast of music and food, and it hits all the right notes

Politics

6 h. ago Asda Stenhousemuir surprises community foodbank with a lucky golden ticket for £1,500 worth of free fuel

Volunteers at Keep Larbert and Stenhousemuir Beautiful (KLSB) were in for a big surprise when Community Champion Hazel Culbert from Asda’s Stenhousemuir store presented the team with a lucky golden ticket for £1,500 worth of free fuel.

Economics

6 h. ago Altius Group secures top 10 position in Scotland’s M&A rankings

Altius Group has been recognised as one of the top ten advisers in Scotland in the Experian M&A MarketIQ Review for H1 2025. The achievement highlights the Group’s continued growth across the UK, with top ten recognition also secured in Wales and four regions in England, as well as the UK as a whole.

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6 h. ago Bob MacIntyre leaks private conversation with Andy Murray as he suffers £2.6m heartache

Bob MacIntyre fell short at the BMW Championship on Sunday, missing out on his third PGA Tour title by two strokes to Scottie Scheffler

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