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Coronavirus in Scotland LIVE as thousands of young Scots already injected with AstraZeneca vaccine The majority of them work in the NHS or care sectors but some have already received their vaccinations as part of the general roll-out programme. The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Hundreds of thousands of Scots under 30 have already received the  AstraZeneca jab  which has now been banned for their age group. The majority of them work in the NHS or care sectors but some have already received their vaccinations as part of the general roll-out programme. But last night health exper...

The Lathums release new single Oh My Love The Lathums release new single Oh My Love The Lathums will be touring the UK from September. The Lathums have just premiered the video for their new single Oh My Love. “The opening line: ‘Your face seems to have sunken, in the event of my demise’ starts a back and forth with someone who is no longer with us, talking from above,” Alex Moore responds. “Moving on, lines like, ‘Time is weak and demanding of me’ are a concession to the fact that life moves on, it’s too short and there’s no need to hang on to negativity.

The night Runrig had a Top Of The Pops dressing room argy-bargy with Oasis Updated: April 1 2021, 11.16am Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up When Runrig played Top Of The Pops alongside Diana Ross they were told not to make eye contact with or even look at the soul diva… so they had a dressing room wall-banging argy-bargy with rock bad boys Oasis instead. “Oasis had the dressing room next door to us and they were playing a m...

The View: From ‘brilliantly shambolic’ Dundee scallywags to international rock stars © SYSTEM An early photo of Dundee rockers The View It’s 15 years since Dundee band The View released their self-titled EP. Gayle Ritchie looks at the evolution of the rebellious rockers. In 2005, a group of like-minded, shaggy-haired Dundee teenagers got together to form a band. The lads, pupils at St John’s RC High School, started off doing covers of tunes by bands like Squeeze and the Sex Pistols. The View, as they called themselves, soon began working on their own songs and performed them at schoo...

CHANDLER’S Ford youth theatre CPYT is presenting a fund raising cabaret evening Fat Sam's Grand Slam on Sunday at The Point, Eastleigh – in aid…