Ex-Take That and McBusted bodyguard to strip down and raise cash
Willie O'Neill and his workmates will perform the routine at a Glasgow nightclub to raise funds for Yorkhill Sick Kids Hospital and the Clyde Cash for Kids appeal.
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For four decades I have been reporting the news from crime to courts and from shipbuilding to industrial disputes. I started on the weekly newspapers before covering national stories for Scotland’s biggest freelance agency and then running a one-man office in the coal fields of Durham throughout the 1980s. I’m still on the news beat and have been pounding the streets of Glasgow for the Evening Times since 1989.
Willie O'Neill and his workmates will perform the routine at a Glasgow nightclub to raise funds for Yorkhill Sick Kids Hospital and the Clyde Cash for Kids appeal.
A new Police Scotland HQ is being completed at Dalmarnock, on the banks of the Clyde, and will become a second home for nearly 1100 officers and staff.
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Michele Pagliocca wanted the same trading hours for The Shed as rival establishments in other parts of the city but he has been refused the one hour extension to 3am.
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Government officials are recommending the area to potential employers at home and abroad as a result of an ongoing regeneration programme.
The unnamed driver is being treated at the local Royal Alexandra Hospital with neck and back injuries where his condition is said to be "serious."
ScottishPower was overwhelmed when thousands of potential recruits applied for fewer than 80 posts as part of an ongoing campaign to find a new generation of engineers.
He's been given furniture from the Athletes Village to kit out a spare bedroom so that his two young children can stay with him.
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