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'Well, wasn’t it enough?’ - Simon Pegg addresses Shaun of the Dead 2 future
Actor Simon Pegg has once again shut down any rumours regarding the future of Shaun of the Dead 2, 3 or even 4. The comedy was first released back in 2004 and follows Shaun (Simon), a 29-year-old electronics salesman and his best friend Ed (Nick
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22 Kids and Counting returns to Channel 5 for Christmas special - when is it on?
As we are now in December, more details about TV schedules over the Christmas period are being revealed, from classic films to one-off festive editions of our favourite series. But now fans of 22 Kids and Counting will be delighted to learn that
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Claudia Winkleman to step down from BBC Radio 2 show - who is taking over?
Claudia Winkleman has announced that she will be stepping down from her Saturday show on BBC Radio 2 after three years to spend more time with her children. The Strictly Come Dancing co-host revealed the news to listeners live on Radio 2 this morning
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Revels chocolate recalled by Mars Wrigley UK as products may be 'unsafe to eat'
Mars Wrigley UK is recalling various packs of Revels as a “precautionary measure” as some may contain small pieces of rubber, making them "unsafe to eat", according to The Food Standards Agency (FSA). The specific chocolate items affected are Revels
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Shane MacGowan’s wife hopes Fairytale of New York gets UK Christmas number one
Shane MacGowan’s wife Victoria Mary Clarke has said she hopes the festive anthem Fairytale of New York will be the UK’s Christmas number one in memory of the late Pogues frontman. Although the track was released in 1987, it has only ever made it
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I’m A Celebrity apologises after accidentally liking 'offensive' Instagram comment
I’m A Celebrity has apologised after accidentally liking a viewer’s comment about a campmate which “contained unacceptable language.” The ITV programme said it also “seeks to champion all our campmates” and “urges users to be kind” on social media
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BBC axe Christmas University Challenge episode after disabled contestants complain
A Christmas episode of University Challenge has been axed by the BBC after two contestants complained about a lack of requirements for their disabilities. The festive addition has been pulled from the broadcaster’s schedule over the Christmas period
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Man rushed to hospital after early morning assault near bingo hall
A MAN has been rushed to hospital following an assault early this morning. Cops were called to Saucel Crescent in Paisley at around 6.15am following a report of an assault. It is understood the incident took place near Mecca Bingo. A
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Man arrested in connection with death of man
POLICE have arrested a 25-year-old man in connection with the death of Michael Beaton in Greenock. Mr Beaton, 35, was found with serious injuries on Drumfrochar Road around 7.20pm on November 26. He was taken by ambulance to the Queen Elizabeth
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What does Advent mean and why do we have chocolate Advent calendars?
We are on the cusp of entering December, meaning the festivities have basically begun, from the many Christmas light switch-on events to the start of Christmas markets up and down the country. Another sign Christmas is on its way is the excitement
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Cooking Christmas dinner this year? 6 ways to save on your energy bills
Let’s be honest, one of the best things about Christmas is all the food and drink available to consume without any judgement. From Quality Street tubs emptied within hours to plates piled high with roast potatoes and fridges full of cheese, it’
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What score can you get - Take this pub quiz to find out
The weekend is here which can only mean one thing, it's time for the weekly pub quiz. Perfect if you're taking a trip to the pub this weekend, this quiz will let you brush up on some of that unusual but essential knowledge for the occasion.
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Millions of drivers not considering unsafe tyre 'ramifications', new survey says
Millions of drivers are failing to consider the "ramifications" of driving with unsafe tyres, a new poll has revealed. Almost a fifth of motorists have reportedly driven with potentially unsafe tyres after choosing to ignore MOT advisories.
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GP issues health warning to Brits putting up their Christmas decorations
A GP has issued a warning to Brits putting up their Christmas trees and decorations about some of the potentially "negative" health effects involved. It's the most wonderful time of the year with twinkle lights, baubles, tinsel and non-stop festive
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Best beauty advent calendar on the high street? You won’t guess our favourite
It's that time of year again when we open the doors of our advent calendars to see what treats are inside. While little Christmas-themed chocolates are a great start to the day, the contents of advent calendars are endless now with anything from
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WATCH: Guilty dog can’t look its owner in the eye after making a mess
A hilarious video has emerged featuring a guilty dog not being able to look at its owner in the eye after making a bit of a mess. Many dog owners will know ( from experience) that you simply can't leave things out for your dog to find. Unfortunately
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Locals head to city park after Glasgow wakes up covered in blanket of snow
LOCALS have headed to a city park after Glasgow woke up to covered in a blanket of snow this morning. Our photographer Gordon Terris headed along to Kelvingrove Park this morning where he captured people enjoying sledging and building a snowman
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Train services from Glasgow Central affected by heavy snow and signal fault
TRAIN services to and from Glasgow Central station have been affected this morning by heavy snow and a signal fault. ScotRail has announced due to a signal fault at Rutherglen, the line is currently closed between Cambuslang and Rutherglen, affecting
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Glasgow Airport suspends all flights due to snow
UPDATE: Glasgow Airport has announced the runway is fully operational again GLASGOW Airport has suspended all flights due to "heavier than forecast" snow. Airport bosses announced on social media that all arrivals and departures have been
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CCTV to target fly-tipping to be installed in Glasgow streets
A total of £19,000 is to be spent on new CCTV cameras in the Govanhill area with council funding. The cameras will be used to keep an eye on streets to crack down on anti-social behaviour, flytipping and drug dealing. The Southside Central
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Jon Molyneux: The housing emergency needs an emergency response
NOW that Glasgow City Council has declared a housing and homelessness emergency it’s vital to see that translate into action. This must be a call which brings partners together to work for the solutions – and fight for the funding – that will make
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New homes approved on former football pitch in south of Glasgow
Proposals to develop 56 private homes on a former sports pitch in Toryglen have been given the green light despite a lack of social accommodation. The homes, which will be a mix of two bed flats as well as two and three bedroom terraced houses,
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Locals urged to support small businesses in festive season
Locals are being urged to support small businesses during the festive season. North Lanarkshire Provost Kenneth Duffy recently visited a bakery and flower shop as part of a campaign to promote local businesses in favour of big-brand high street
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Glasgow plans twinning deal with Ukraine city to show support in war
Glasgow is planning to be twinned with a city in Ukraine as part of the council’s support for the country since the invasion by Russia. Following the start of the war in February 2022, Glasgow suspended its twinning arrangement with Russian city
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Creation of Glasgow and the Clyde didn’t happen overnight
THE project to make Glasgow and the Clyde began with various schemes to deepen the river. This was followed by ambitious plans to develop dock facilities to deal with the resulting increase in trade. The first successful project to deepen the
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'I will kill you': Man spat on Glasgow bookies staff after losing £500
A Glasgow man kicked off after losing £500 at a bookies machine. Yousif Ghafoor Ismail, 28, was at Ladbrokes on West Nile Street in the city centre on February 4, 2020. He was spotted by staff "clearly angry and shaking a machine". An employee
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Fire and rescue service to host first ever festive family fun day and Santa Dash
The fire and rescue service will host its first-ever festive family fun day and Santa Dash this month. On December 17 from 10am, families are invited to visit the National Headquarters in Cambuslang and enjoy a host of activities including visits
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Navy veteran lights up special tree at care home
A special tree is brightening up the lives of residents at a Bishopton care home this festive season. A tree of honour was recently lit up during a switch-on event at The Erskine Home. Veterans, staff, volunteers, families and friends
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'Lovely man': Tributes paid to owner of garden centre after death at 70
Touching tributes have been paid to the former owner of a Johnstone garden centre who has died at the age of 70. Stuart Johnston, who ran Gowanlea garden centre in Barrochan Road for decades, has been described by his loved ones as "a hard-working
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'I'm so proud': Apprentice at local butcher wins national award
An apprentice at a local butcher has won a national award. James Mitchell recently qualified in his new career which he 'loves' after switching from engineering to butchery. He got a job with award-winning Cooper Quality Butcher in Bellshill
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The Glasgow crime story of ‘Speccy’ Boyd’s death in Spain
It was a hot summer’s day in late June 2003, and Stewart Boyd was making his way back to his home in the south of Spain. The 40-year-old had just driven to Malaga Airport on the Costa Del Sol with his daughter Nicola and three-year-old daughter
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Plans to CLOSE junctions during busy Christmas period slammed
An MSP has hit out at Scottish Water (SW) plans to put in place junction closures from this weekend. As part of a project to install a new water main from Newton Mearns to East Kilbride, SW will commence a rolling programme of works along Mearns
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Plans for much-loved restaurant given green light
Plans to extend the dining area at the front of an East Renfrewshire restaurant have been given the green light. The proposals for Peking Village in Eaglesham’s Gilmour Street were approved by planners this week subject to conditions. The family-run
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'Eyesore': Condition of popular beauty spot's car park slammed
THE condition of the main visitors car park to the Dams To Darnley in Barrhead has been slammed by locals. Residents say it is riddled with potholes which become flooded when it rains and is dangerous to drive on. The car park, which is situated
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Views sought over proposed changes to junctions in town centre
Changes are being proposed at two Paisley town centre junctions to make bus journeys better and deliver improvements for road users and pedestrians. Renfrewshire Council has secured Transport Scotland Bus Partnership funding to deliver improvements
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Man told social worker 'you’re for it' after she secured him safer home
A MAN told a social worker “You’re for it” after she told him she secured him a safer home. Jordan King appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court after previously admitting to behaving in a threatening and abusive manner, shouting, uttering threats of
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Glasgow man attacked his mum and dad in their own home
A MAN attacked his mum and dad in their own home after an argument. David Robert’s parents were in their property in Govanhill when he visited on the night of March 18, last year. An argument began around 8.30pm. The 42-year-old pushed
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'Positive step': Plans for new health and social care facility approved
PLANS for a new health and social care facility in Renfrewshire have been approved by the council. It comes after the local Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) revealed a proposal to create a new facility in the Dargavel area was given the
