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The entrance to Ibrox Stadium Picture: Colin Mearns A MAN who admitted abusing a security guard at a Rangers match represented himself in court by denying he had carried out the offence. Craig MacPherson pleaded guilty to acting in a threatening manner to a guard at Ibrox during a home game against Kilmarnock FC. Glasgow Sheriff Court heard that, on March 16, 2019, the 35-year-old was spotted during half time trying to access the away supporter's seating area, which is prohibited. Prosecutor Chris McKnight told the court the security officer approached MacPherson, who began shouting ...

West George Street A HOMELESS man threatened to blind a police officer during a Boxing Day rant. Glasgow Sheriff Court heard of a string of offences by Hugh McInnes, from October to December 2020 around Glasgow city centre. The 48-year-old pleaded guilty to the charges and was hit with a community payback order by Sheriff Jonathan Guy. Prosecutor Chris McKnight first told the court of an incident in an office on West George Street. Cops were called to MBN Solutions around 10pm and found damage to an entry door. Inside they discover McKnight hiding under a table and saw he had cuts...

AFTER yesterday telling the Worcester News that he believed he had done nothing wrong by having the Covid vaccine early, today county council chief executive Paul Robinson reveals what it was like to be painted as a 'fatcat' villain by The Sun. Last week, The Sun picked up on Mr Robinson and another senior member of staff at Worcestershire County Council, Jonathon Fitzgerald-Guy, receiving spare doses of vaccine – which they say would have gone to waste if not taken by them – after Mr Fitzgerald-Guy posted about having the jab on his personal social media account. The Sun's story ha...

A SENIOR member of staff at Worcestershire County Council who received a Covid vaccine, despite not being classed as high risk, did so because the…

Bullish wave seen powering rally in mining stocks into 2021 Aoyon Ashraf, Bloomberg News A screen grab of a First Quantum video of Cobre Panama on the miner's Facebook page. , Facebook/First Quantum Security Not Found The rally that drove some of the world’s largest miners to multi-year highs will extend into 2021 as the economy recovers from the steepest slump since the Great Depression, according to analysts. Trillions of dollars in government stimulus, the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and China’s rampant appetite for raw materials h...