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St Johnstone become first club outside Celtic to win major Scottish trophy since 2016 They beat Livingston – who had Irish youngster Jaze Kabia on their bench – 1-0 at Hampden. By Press Association Sunday 28 Feb 2021, 5:22 PM Feb 28th 2021, 5:22 PM 8,166 Views 1 Comment Matchwinner Shaun Rooney (at front, with cup) and his St Johnstone side celebrate the victory. Image: PA Image: PA SHAUN ROONEY’S FIRST-HALF header proved enough to ear...

Updated / Wednesday, 20 Jan 2021 22:49 Celtic's Scott Brown (L) is sent off Neil Lennon's angry rebuke of Celtic's Dubai critics failed to provoke a response from his players as they were held to another damaging 2-2 draw by a second-string Livingston outfit. The furious Parkhead boss let rip on Monday as he claimed his club had been hit with a "barrage of absolute hypocrisy" in the wake of their controversial winter training camp. If it was designed to show his players he was still up for the fight of salvaging their 10-in-a-row dreams, it did not work. Celtic did battle back from Ciaron Br...

Alfredo Morelos bagged two in the win against 10-man Aberdeen on Sunday. By AFP Sunday 10 Jan 2021, 5:42 PM Jan 10th 2021, 5:42 PM 6,000 Views 10 Comments Rangers' Alfredo Morelos celebrates scoring his side's second goal of the game. Image: PA Image: PA RANGERS MOVED 22 points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership as Alfredo Morelos struck twice in a 2-1 win against 10-man Aberdeen on Sunday. Steven Gerrard’s side are marching inex...

Melbourne was plagued with horrific murders carried out largely against women Mothers, babies and young women all fell victim to violence throughout 2020 One of the worst alleged murders saw a woman charged with killing three Celeste Manno,  Abbie Price, Maud Steenbeek all died throughout horror year A doting mother was stabbed by her own son in a park before police shot him  The carnage began on New Year's Eve and continued throughout the entire year  

02:39 EDT, 17 December 2020 A young mother and her newborn baby who were allegedly murdered in a shocking house fire have been farewelled in a touching service.  Abigail Forrest, 19, Indi Sohal, 28, and their baby daughter Ivy were killed in the blaze at Point Cook in Melbourne south-west on December 2. The pair were farewelled at St Mary of the Angels Basilica in Geelong, south of Melbourne, on Thursday.  Baby Ivy did not even have a chance to be baptised before her life was so cruelly cut short.   Abigail Forrest, 19, and her baby daughter Ivy farwelled during emotional funeral Abbey...