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Sunday 27 November 2022
The lease is up for the SFA in 2020.
With a Champions League meeting with Bayern Munich on Tuesday Brendan Rodgers rested several stars.
The son of Irish immigrants, the Glaswegian was world champion at 22 and dead at 33.
Manager Brendan Rodgers extended his unbeaten record in Old Firm derbies as Celtic extend their lead at the head of the Scottish Premiership.
The home side dominated from the off and put up a big win in Glasgow.
The Icelander will face hard-hitting Argentine Santiago Ponzinibbio in July.
Rassie’s side are seven points clear of third-placed Ospreys with just three matches remaining in the regular season.
The powerful young back row ranks the win over Toulouse as a highlight of his career.
Fly-half Adam Hastings is leaving Bath after making 12 appearances for the English club.
Meanwhile, Leinster face a trip to either Lyon or Nice if they can get past Wasps this weekend.
“Police officers are at the school and there is no threat to children or staff,” police said.
Deli owner John Leathem claimed that he panicked before stabbing 15-year-old Scottish girl Paige Doherty.
25-year-old Mike Towell was taken to hospital after his fight with Dale Evans was stopped in the fifth round on Thursday evening.
Nobody planned to have Louis Ludik playing outside centre, but he excelled there.
Les Kiss’ side scored three tries to claim a five-point win.
They were arrested on Saturday at Glasgow Airport.
Concerns were raised about the two men ahead of their 8am flight yesterday.
Two males have been arrested in connection with the attack.
The incident happened prior to a flight from Glasgow to Toronto yesterday.
Reports from the city suggest it may have been a runaway vehicle.
The boys will face Egypt in the battle for some silverware.
The side are competing in Glasgow and have been going goal-crazy in the last few days.
“I wasn’t really expecting the result, and I wasn’t happy… It’s not great – especially not for us.”
Nicola Sturgeon will be proceeding carefully in the wake of the Brexit vote. Scots aren’t short of ideas on what she should do.
Police arrested a 32-year-old Muslim man on Friday in connection with the attack.
Leo Cullen’s side earned a losing bonus point on a forgettable night.
Alexander Pacteau had planned to appeal the length of his jail sentence.
Plus, Leinster say the injuries to both Noel Reid and Luke McGrath are not as serious as first feared.
Police Scotland have launched an investigation.
Pauline Cafferkey was airlifted from Glasgow to London after a “complication” from the virus.
Felix Jones captains the side from fullback with centre David Johnston winning his second start.
Alexander Pacteau was ordered to serve a minimum of 23 years in prison before he can apply for parole.
Alexander Pacteau was sentenced to 23 years in prison for killing the young Irish woman.
Her parents said: “Today’s life sentence will not bring our beautiful Karen back.”
Sky News will show the hearing.
The woman claimed he attacked her in a laneway four years ago.
CHRISTMAS FM RETURNS to the airwaves at midday tomorrow, bringing festive songs on a full-time basis, if that’s what you want.
But when is it okay for other radio stations to start playing the Christmas hits in advance of the 25th? Is it too soon to be hearing Wham! or Mariah Carey back on the air? Or is it never too soon?
So today, we’re asking: When is it acceptable for radio stations to start playing Christmas songs?
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Polina Bashkina speaks to older Ukrainian people left to cope on the front lines of this war.
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