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Nightclub chief calls for end to support disparity  The co-owner of the renowned Sub Club in Glasgow has called for an end to the “huge disparity” between the different support funds launched by the Scottish Government to help nightclubs and live music venues survive the coronavirus crisis. READ MORE: The Sub Club was granted £40,000 under the GrassrootsMusic Venues Stabilisation Fund last year. While its application to that fund was under way, ministers opened up a further pot of ...

RANGERS were depleted but they remain undefeated. Soon, Steven Gerrard’s side will be champions after taking another step towards the Premiership…

STILLWATER — Now in his third year at Oklahoma State, Travis Wittlake finally owns a cowboy hat. The redshirt sophomore wrestler from Coos Bay, Oregon, won his hat last Sunday. Black cowboy hats were given as first-place awards — fittingly — at the Cowboy Challenge tournament hosted by OSU. “I thought it was pretty cool. It’s different. It’s unique,” Wittlake said. “I thought it was a great idea for an award. I was pretty excited to get it.” While the hat might make him feel li...

The trading landscape that is emerging in the wake of the Brexit transition period is more than just a bureaucratic nightmare and it certainly is…

Royal Bank of Scotland By Scott Wright ROYAL Bank of Scotland owner NatWest Group has reported a pre-tax operating loss of £351 million for 2020, as its chief executive Alison Rose was forced to respond to questions over the location of the bank’s headquarters. NatWest fell into the red after booking a net impairment loss of £3.2 billion for the 12 months to December 31, reflecting provisions for loan defaults arising from coronavirus. It made an operating profit of £4.2bn in 2019. ...

By Scott Wright

The University Libraries and Global Campus have planned a series of virtual events for faculty, teaching assistants and graduate students in observation of Open Education Week March 1-5. 

STILLWATER — Daton Fix’s one-year suspension officially ended this week and the Oklahoma State wrestler is set to take the mat in the Cowboy Challenge at Gallagher-Iba Arena, a tournament OSU coach John Smith designed specifically for Fix’s return. “He’s excited,” Smith said of Fix. “It’s been a long journey.” Fix was suspended for one year, through last Wednesday, after testing positive for ostarine, a banned substance that is prohibited by the World Anti-Doping Agency. An inv...

A SURGE of businesses are expected to finally go bust this year as support peters out.

THE chief executive of Chivas Brothers has declared he is confident of a breakthrough between the US and UK to end the tariffs which have cost the…