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AIK vs Celtic LIVE: Vakoun Bayo drops to bench for Europa League clash
Keep up-to-date with our LIVE blog as Celtic carry a strong 2-0 lead into their Sweden trip.
Edith Macmillan
MACMILLAN EDITH. Peacefully at Dundonald House Nursing Home, on Monday 26th August 2019, after a wonderful long life and a more recent illness, borne with amazing grace and patience, Edith Janet Macmillan of Kilmarnock, beloved wife of 65 years to Iain,…
Father William Mone
MONE Father William Died peacefully, on Monday, 26th August 2019 in Nazareth House. Fortified by the rites of Holy Church, R.I.P. Former Parish Priest of St Paul's Church, Whiteinch. Reception of the remains with vigil for the deceased in Our Lady of…
Sandy Marshall (nee Fraser) Le Pla
LE PLA SANDY MARSHALL (nee FRASER). On 20th August 2019 at St Andrew's Hospice, former nurse and Captain in Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps, daughter of the late James Fraser and the late Margaret McCallum (nee Fairbairn). Much loved cousin…
Alice Wolfenden
WOLFENDEN ALICE. Peacefully, on 14th August 2019, much loved mother, grandmother and friend. Sadly missed.
Jim Mc Intosh
McINTOSH JIM. Suddenly at home on 23rd August 2019, Jim, aged 66 years. Darling husband of Anne, dearly loved dad of Richard, Steuart and Laura, father-in-law of Jill, Ruth and William, devoted grandpa 'baca' of Eve, Lewis, Lucy, Amelia and Eloise.…
Elizabeth Leitrim
LEITRIM ELIZABETH. Peacefully, on 23rd August 2019. Elizabeth (Betty), beloved and loving wife of the late George, much loved mother, gran and great-gran. Fortified by rites of the Holy Church, R.I.P. Reception and Funeral Mass at Christ the King R.C.…
Moira Mac Askill
MacASKILL Moira On 29th August 2018, my beautiful wife of 48 years left this world. I miss Mo dreadfully as do her son Kenneth and his partner Frankie, Mo's sisters Fiona, Sheena and her family and Mo's many friends.
Anne Thomson
THOMSON ANNE. After a short illness, on Friday 16th August 2019. Anne, loving sister of William, sister-in-law of Mary, a dear aunt to Lesley and Fiona. Funeral service on Monday 2nd September at 10.45am, at Linn Crematorium, Lainshaw Drive, Castlemilk.
Irene Colquhoun Miller
MILLER Irene Colquhoun (Glasgow) Suddenly at home on 16th August 2019. Renee, much loved daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Archibald Thomson and dear wife of the late Donald Miller. Funeral service to take place at Warriston Crematorium, Cloister Chapel,…
Anne Elizabeth Davidson
DAVIDSON ANNE ELIZABETH 29th December, 1932 - 23rd August, 2019. We are sad to announce the passing of Anne Elizabeth Davidson. A devoted, loving wife of John, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend. A funeral service will be held on Thursday…
David Brimelow
BRIMELOW DAVID. No need for words except to say, We miss you in every way. Susan and Hazel.
William (Billy) Stirling
STIRLING William (Billy) Peacefully, at Glasgow Royal Infirmary, on Friday, 23rd August, 2019, Billy, devoted loving husband to Rae, much loved Dad of Peter, Julie, David and Andrew, father-in-law to Tricia, Elinor and Fiona. Best Grampa ever of Jamie,…
Nicola Sturgeon says Ruth Davidson's split with PM a resignation factor
NICOLA Sturgeon and other political leaders have wished Ruth Davidson well after her resignation as Scottish Tory leader while highlighting her political rift with Boris Johnson.
Johnson suffers first Government resignation over prorogation row with departure of whip Lord Young
BORIS Johnson’s Government has suffered its first resignation over the prorogation row with the departure of Lord Young of Cookham, a whip in the upper chamber.
Boris Johnson's suspension of Parliament an 'abuse of power not seen since Stuart kings'
BORIS Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament for five weeks ahead of Brexit is an abuse of power unprecedented since the age of the Stuart kings, a court has heard.
What Celtic must do to beat Rangers on Sunday
THE gap between Celtic and Rangers closed last season. They shared the spoils in the Old Firm derbies with two wins apiece, and Celtic ultimately finished just nine points ahead of their rivals. All of this – along with the departure of Brendan…
Cluj striker Bilel Omrani 'on verge' of £3 million move to Celtic
CELTIC are close to completing the signing of Cluj forward Bilel Omrani for a fee of around £3 million, according to reports in Romania.
Phil Differ: Jimmy Johnstone outjumped the entire Rangers defence in the last minute and scored the winner
WITH Celtic playing their Glasgow rivals Rangers at Ibrox for the first time this season in the Ladbrokes Premiership on Sunday, comedy writer and Only an Excuse creator Phil Differ looks back on his first ever Old Firm game.
Ruth Davidson quits citing family pressures and election 'dread'
RUTH Davidson has formally resigned as Scottish Tory leader after eight years citing the toll on her personal life and a “dread” of campaigning in more elections with a young son.
Alison Rowat: Welcome to the Great British Stitch-Up
IT ended with a whimper, not a roar. Or rather a tweet to be precise. Yesterday morning, just before 9am, the BBC’s political editor, Laura Kuenssberg, returned from holiday to tell the country that the UK Government was to suspend parliament. The…
Neil Cameron: The fans who hurt Rangers don’t really love their club
THE love between a supporter and their football club is a curious thing.
Poll: Support for EU and holding a new Indyref rises
SUPPORT for remaining in the EU has risen in Scotland while the number of people wanting to leave has dropped by almost half, according to an exclusive poll of the Herald's readers.
Scottish Secretary hails ‘inspirational and transformational’ Ruth Davidson
New Scottish Secretary Alister Jack has thanked Ruth Davidson for hier “outstanding” work as leader of the Tories in Scotland.
Tom Gordon: Davidson’s departure leaves a hole in her party and a breach in the Union’s defence
THE tide is about to go out on the Scottish Tories - and what’s left behind won’t be pretty.
Scottish Conservatives to start search for successor to Ruth Davidson
Ruth Davidson has, almost singlehandedly, transformed the fortunes of the Scottish Conservatives.
The Bulletin: Celtic preparing loan bid for winger | Gerrard to make late call on Ojo
CELTIC are still in the market for two or three new signings, Steven Gerrard faces a selection dilemma ahead of tonight’s Legia Warsaw match and Scott Brown has hit back at critics by insisting that he is still at his best.
Partick Thistle chairman David Beattie breaks silence as he denies takeover is set to fall through
PARTICK THISTLE chairman David Beattie has moved to reassure supporters that a potential takeover of the club by New City Capital remains on course as he denied claims that he has been seeking alternative investors.
How papers around the world reacted to Boris Johnson’s move to suspend Parliament
Reaction in the British and European press to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to prorogue parliament was predictably strong on Thursday, with most papers sternly opposed to the radical manoeuvre and more right-leaning rivals more…
Letters: Uphill battle to win the middle-ground over to independence
NEIL Mackay argues for more vision and honesty in setting out the case for Scottish independence (‘Where have all the big ideas on independence gone?’, The Herald, August 27).
Former FanDuel boss changes focus at new venture Flick
TWO co-founders of daily fantasy sports business FanDuel are soon to formally launch their new venture Flick after shifting its focus in the development stage from eSports to podcasting.
'A Play, A Pie and A Pint tie up with BBC Scotland could be the start of a great thing'
Neil Cooper
Andy Maciver: The PM knows what he’s doing. Do the Remainers?
Outrage is not hard to come by. Sometimes justified outrage, sometimes faux outrage, sometimes misplaced outrage. We had plenty of all of those on June 23rd 2016, when the UK voted to leave the EU, and we’ve had several acute episodes of outrage…
Andrew McKie: Boris Johnson has outplayed his rivals
What is Boris Johnson’s plan to prorogue Parliament? Take your pick. A constitutional outrage. A political masterstroke. An affront to Parliament. Enacting Parliament’s previous votes. Anti-democratic. Enacting a democratic vote. Something that…
Ministers told to solve GP ‘crisis’ with solid plans
Scottish ministers face a “significant challenge” when it comes to increasing the number of GPs working in the country, the public spending watchdog has said.
LINK issues free access to high street cash guarantee - with one Highlands village first
THE overseers of the UK's largest cash machine network will today issue a pledge to guarantee free access to cash on every high street in the UK.
Judge criticises rape trial 'Moorov doctrine' as a straitjacket for the courts
A judge has warned that the Moorov Doctrine, which helps the Crown bring cases of sexual crime to court, is being "stretched to breaking point" after upholding the appeal of a man previously convicted of raping two teenagers.
Jeremy Corbyn will not allow indyref2 in ‘formative years’ of Labour government
A second Scottish independence referendum would not take place in the “formative years” of a Labour government, Jeremy Corbyn has said.
Gym Group hails surge in members | Bad weather and Brexit hit McColls | Hays in profit dip
The Gym Group has hailed surging membership and a rise in premium members, as it saw profits jump in the six months to June.
Over 1.2 million sign petition against suspending Parliament
More than one million people have signed a petition calling on Boris Johnson not to suspend Parliament amid growing anger over the decision.
Goals Soccer Centres to put itself up for sale
Goals Soccer Centres, the five-a-side football pitch operator at the centre of an accounting investigation, is to put itself up for sale.
Lennon is right: Bauer can be an important player for Celtic this season
CELTIC confirmed a one-year loan deal for Stoke City's Mortiz Bauer on Wednesday, with an option to sign the full-back for an agreed fee in a year's time if the club want to sign the Austrian full-back on a permanent deal.
Voters go to polls in Shetland to elect new MSP
Voters in Shetland are going to the polls to elect the islands’ new MSP, with Nicola Sturgeon’s SNP hoping to causing an upset by winning the seat from the Liberal Democrats.
North Sea oil and gas firms to increase spending
NORTH Sea oil and gas firms will increase spending on running their operations by two per cent in real terms next year as new fields came onstream, a study by the regulator has found.
Farming: Market round-up
MESSRS Craig Wilson Ltd sold eight heifers at Ayr on Tuesday to a top of 230p/kg to average £214p, while one prime bullock sold to 210p.
Oil services giant facing challenges after fall in UK sales
PETROFAC, the oil services giant has suffered a drop in first half profits and warned its revenues are likely to fall next year as it grapples with the fallout from a bribery scandal.
Scottish football club owner secures seven-figure bank funding package
AYRSHIRE businessman Billy Bowie, majority shareholder and director of Kilmarnock Football Club, has secured a seven-figure funding package from banking giant HSBC to fuel growth of his Park Hotel and Special Projects business ventures.
Letters: Time for Labour to put the good of the entire country ahead of party advantage
THERE is no point in Labour trying to get an early General Election which it would probably lose, unless it gets its Brexit policy across clearly (‘Corbyn: Johnson has begging bowl out to speculators’, The Herald, August 27).
Charles Livingstone: Unprecedented in modern times had the Queen said no to PM
The UK Government’s announcement of its intention to invite the Queen to prorogue Parliament in the second sitting week in September had been expected for some time.
Linn plans audio innovation after sealing £1m funding deal
LINN Products has revealed plans to step up product innovation and move into new markets, writes Scott Wright.
Banks must pledge to keep a branch in every town or face legislation, say Scottish MPs
CONSUMERS should have a legal right to have a bank branch in the town if there is no voluntary commitment, a group of MPs have said.
Ruth Davidson resigns: Being Scottish Conservative leader was "privilege of my life
Ruth Davidson has confirmed she has resigned as leader of the Scottish Conservatives, saying holding the post had been the "privilege of my life".
Ruth Davidson: The leader who transformed Tory fortunes in Scotland
Ruth Davidson is expected to end her term as leader of the Scottish Conservatives after more than eight years in the post.
As it happened: Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson confirms her resignation
Ruth Davidson is on the verge of quitting as leader of the Scottish Conservatives and is expected to address the press today.
UK politics in chaos as Boris Johnson accused of orchestrating 'coup'
UK politics descended into chaos on Thursday as Boris Johnson was accused of orchestrating a “coup” after asking the Queen to suspend Parliament with only weeks to go before Britain is due to leave the European Union.
Celtic set to step up transfer activity - with Fousseni Diabate, Birger Meling and Greg Taylor on their radar
CELTIC are set to intensify their efforts to strengthen their squad in the coming days despite bringing in Stoke City right back Moritz Bauer on a season-long loan yesterday, their manager Neil Lennon last night revealed.
The Diary
Bin there
Brian Beacom: Andrew and Harry’s victimhood has to be laughed at
THE CALL came through from Victim Support this week, on the back of my house being broken into and car stolen. A middle-aged female voice asked if she could help me deal with the distress. It’s sad to admit but I had to stifle a laugh.
Pizza oven pioneers in crowdfunding success
EDINBURGH-based portable pizza oven pioneer Ooni has raised £150,000 crowdfunding from investors within 24 hours of launching a campaign on the Kickstarter platform.
Letters: No point in blaming Abellio for rail chaos - and staff deserve respect from passengers
ONE of the reasons for the railway disruption last weekend (“Anger as festival and rugby travellers hit by trains chaos”, The Herald, August 26) was a rugby international at Murrayfield coinciding with the final weekend of the Edinburgh Festival and…
Landowner acquires west Highlands estate
LANDOWNER Richard Tuxford has boosted his property portfolio with the purchase of the 9,800-acre East Glenquoich Estate in the west Highlands.
Wine drinkers warned to brace for price rises after weather damages crops
Scottish wine lovers may see a rise in the price of French wine next year, as production in France is expected to fall by 12 percent as a result of harsh weather.
The Herald launches eighth Family Business Awards
SCOTLAND’S finest family-owned firms will again be recognised with the return of a major annual awards scheme.
Thomas Cook shares plummet as Chinese rescue deal unveiled
SHARES in Thomas Cook dropped by 15 per cent after the holidays firm agreed a rescue deal that should secure its future.
Home run as the finalists for Herald property awards named
The wait is over as The Herald Property Awards for Scotland finalists have been announced.
Inspiring Glasgow celebrated next week
Glasgow’s 2019 Inspiring City Awards take place a week today.
The Bottom Line: A sparkling tribute, and an awards call
Sparkling tributeA FUNERAL business has made a touching tribute to late Newton Mearns jeweller Eric Smith.Mr Smith passed away suddenly earlier this year, less than 12 months after retiring with the closure of the store he ran with wife Yvonne for 45…
UK one of four European countries to lose measles elimination status
The UK is one of four European countries to have lost its measles elimination status, according to the World Health Organisation.
Rangers boss Steven Gerrard expects Euro tie to go down to the wire against Legia Warsaw
STEVEN GERRARD reckons Rangers’ European dreams could go right down to the wire as he prepares for their shot at glory against Legia Warsaw.
AIK v Celtic | TV times, kick-off, odds and team news: Everything you need to know
CELTIC have one foot in the group stages of the Europa League following their 2-0 win over AIK Stockholm at Parkhead last week.
Rangers v Legia | TV times, kick-off, odds and team news: Everything you need to know
RANGERS will face Legia Warsaw on Thursday night in the knowledge that a win will be enough to secure their place in the group stages of the Europa League for the second season in a row.
Neil Mackay: Young people aren't all left-wing snowflakes. Beware the rise of the millennial nazis
ARE we creating a Philip Larkin generation? A generation of young people damaged and warped by the mistakes of us, their parents?
Archbishop: Financiers have 'moral duty' to consider climate change when making investment decisions
The Archbishop of Canterbury has warned investors “money is not morally neutral” as he appealed to the financial community to help with the fight against climate change.
Scott Brown: They've been saying my legs have gone for years - but I can cope with two games in four days
SCOTT Brown has vowed to defy the snipers who have been saying his career at the highest level is over once again by leading Celtic to victory over Europa League play-off rivals AIK in Sweden tonight and Rangers at Ibrox on Sunday.
Agenda: Now is the chance to take a different type of holiday
By Jacqueline Dobson, President of Barrhead Travel
Attack-minded Celtic set to go on the offensive in Europa League play-off showdown with AIK in Sweden
NEIL Lennon earned a reputation for doing whatever was required, for taking a defensive approach in away games or against feted opponents who were widely expected to prevail, in order to get a result in Europe during his first spell in charge at…
Alan Simpson: So who’s really behind Greta?
THE science behind climate change is simple and undeniable. The world is heating up, putting lifeforms at risk and must be cooled down by reducing the amount of carbon emissions going into the atmosphere. Simples.
Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara continues his rise and rise as he targets European spot
THIS time last term, Glen Kamara had only three games - and just one win - to his name with Dundee.
Obituary: Art Neville
Musician and member of the Meters
Club 1872 back Rangers calls for end to sectarian chants after UEFA action
CLUB 1872 have backed Rangers’ strong calls for an end to sectarian singing amongst supporters and warned Ibrox will be closed for European matches if fans continue to chant offensive songs.
AIK manager Rikard Norling vows Europa League rematch with Celtic will be different to Parkhead
RIKARD Norling, the AIK head coach, has promised the second leg of their Europa League play-off against Celtic this evening will be a completely different to the match at Parkhead last week.
AIK striker tells his team mates that Europa League qualification will be life-changing
AIK striker Henok Goitom has told his Friends Arena team mates that securing a place in the Europa League group stages will be life-changing ahead of their rematch with Celtic.
1947-1952: Scots prepare for new lives overseas
WHERE are they now? What happened to these Scots lads who set sail for Australia in 1949?
Paul Gascoigne: I will always wonder if Rangers would have won ten-in-a-row if I'd stayed
PAUL Gascoigne has a lump in his throat just talking about it. While the 52-year-old happily seems on top form and in control of his personal demons on a whistle stop tour of Glasgow yesterday to promote Premier Sports’ coverage of Serie A, one…
Paul Gascoigne: Rangers supporters can prove people wrong against Legia Warsaw and Celtic
PAUL Gascoigne has urged Rangers supporters to use tonight’s Europa League play-off tie against Legia Warsaw and Sunday’s Old Firm derby against Celtic to prove they are capable of staying within the bounds of acceptable behaviour.
Steven Gerrard confident Ibrox stand closures won't have a negative impact on Rangers
STEVEN GERRARD insists a reduced Ibrox crowd won't have a negative impact on Rangers tonight as he reiterated his pleas for improved behaviour from his own supporters.
Celtic's Moritz Bauer desperate to sample 'biggest derby in world' vs Rangers at Ibrox
Celtic's new signing Moritz Bauer admits he can't wait to sample the "biggest derby in the world" this weekend when his new side travel to Ibrox to face Rangers.
Celtic complete loan signing of Stoke City right-back Moritz Bauer
Celtic have completed the loan signing of right-back Moritz Bauer from Stoke City.
Opportunity knocks for Craig McGillivray and co as defenders and keepers bite the dust
IT was, a rueful Steve Clarke admitted, his “welcome to international football”. Scotland may not have been overly blessed in the central defensive position in recent times, but at least the former Kilmarnock manager knew where he stood with the…
Fraser Forster: James Forrest is world-class – he can repeat his Karagandy heroics against AIK
CELTIC’S memorable victory over Shakhter Karagandy in the Champions League play-off back in 2013 should serve as a reminder to them that having a 2-0 lead from the first leg of a European tie is no guarantee of success.
Steve Clarke: ‘I left Leigh Griffiths out to give him breathing space’
STEVE Clarke said last night that he omitted Celtic’s Leigh Griffiths from his Scotland squad for next month’s Euro 2020 qualifying double header against Russia and Belgium to give him the breathing space he needs to return to his best form.
No-deal Brexit: what is ‘prorogation’ and what does it mean for Brexit?
Charles Livingstone, partner and expert in constitutional matters at Brodies.
Steven Gerrard backs Rangers to deliver big European showing against Legia
WHEN Steven Gerrard has asked the questions, his players have answered them and delivered for him and Rangers on the big occasions.
Stewart Fisher: It is no laughing matter when clubs go bust
T is no laughing matter when a football club dies. As EFL bosses solemnly pulled the plug on the 124-year existence of Bury FC this week and kept Bolton Wanderers on the life support machine for another 14 days, it all brought back memories of the messy…
How Rangers restored home advantage against Celtic
LAST season was a huge one, psychologically speaking, for Rangers supporters. After watching their team get regularly thrashed by their rivals, the 2018/19 campaign gave the Ibrox crowd something they hadn't witnessed since 2011: a home win over…
St Mirren hero trolls Rangers for 'claiming 54 titles after going bust' as Bury expelled from EFL
St Mirren hero David van Zanten has trolled Rangers fans after English side Bury were expelled from the EFL.
Graeme Dott: I pushed the button to switch the radio off - just as Richard Gough scored
With Celtic playing Rangers for this first time this season in a Ladbrokes Premiership match at Ibrox on Saturday, former world snooker champion Graeme Dott takes a look back at his first experience of the Old Firm game.
Reports claim Salzburg youngster could move to Celtic 'in next 24 hours'
CELTIC could be on the verge of clinching a deal for a new left-back - but it isn't Greg taylor or Birger Meling.
Sunderland join race for Celtic target | Hoops consider Salzburg star | Rangers key man crocked | Meling latest
The latest news and gossip from around Scottish football.
Eilish McColgan aims to smash four-minute mark in Zurich
EILISH McCOLGAN might be battling it out at the back of the field in tonight’s Diamond League 1,500 metres final in Zurich but the Scot says smashing the four-minute mark would be a job well done.
Scotland national team: Steve Clarke announces 24-man squad for Euro 2020 clashes
Scotland boss Steve Clarke has announced his squad of 24 players to play Russia and Belgium in the Euro 2020 qualifiers - and there's no space for Leigh Griffiths.
The Herald and Times Manager Power Rankings: Week 3
ANOTHER week, another compelling round of fixtures from the Scottish Premiership.
Rangers vs Celtic: Bobby Madden in charge for first derby of season
Bobby Madden will be the man in charge for Rangers vs Celtic this weekend.
Bulletin: Celtic 'miss out' on target | Hoops ‘walk away’ from Greg Taylor move | Man City track Hearts youngster
The latest news and gossip from around Scottish football.
Stan Collymore aims jibe at Rangers after Billy Boys episode of Peaky Blinders
Former Liverpool striker Stan Collymore has aimed a dig at Rangers after last night's Billy Boys episode of Peaky Blinders.
Celtic cult-hero Dariusz Dziekanowski reckons Rangers are 'mid-range' club with big-name boss
Former Celtic striker Dariusz Dziekanowski insists Rangers are a 'mid-range team with a big name as a manager', but reckons they could end Legia Warsaw's season if they knock them out of Europe.
Legia Warsaw boss Aleksandar Vukovic will order players to practice penalties ahead of Rangers clash
Legia Warsaw boss Aleksandar Vukovic has revealed he will order his players to practice penalties ahead of their Europa League crunch at Ibrox.
Scotland boss hopes Rangers' UEFA punishment helps stamp out sectarian abuse in Scotland
Scotland boss Steve Clarke hopes Rangers' UEFA punishment will help stamp out unacceptable fan behaviour as a section of Ibrox gets set to close for this week's Europa League clash.
Steve Clarke: Give my Premier League new boys time to prove their worth
IT isn’t often that a Scotland manager can call upon a handful of the most talked-about players the FA Premier League has to offer. Yet for once Steve Clarke finds himself in that enviable position.
Rangers legend Richard Gough recalls the pressure of a NIAR season
AS he held the silverware - adorned with red, white and blue ribbons once again - above his head, Richard Gough couldn’t hold back the tears.
Tiger Woods announces he has had knee surgery
Tiger Woods has announced he has undergone surgery on his left knee to repair cartilage damage.
Celtic fan Tony Roper on the day a Rangers supporter saved his life after an Old Firm game at Ibrox
With Celtic playing Rangers for the first time this season at Ibrox on Sunday, actor, comedian, playwright and writer Tony Roper recalls the first time he attended an Old Firm game.
Bury expelled by English Football League after takeover collapses
The English Football League have confirmed that Bury have been expelled after a takeover bid from C&N Sporting Risk collapsed.
Ex-Celtic star Dziekanowski claims Rangers could end Legis Warsaw's season
FORMER Celtic star Dariusz Dziekanowski insists Rangers are a "mid-range team with a big name as a manager", but reckons they could end Legis Warsaw's season if they knock them out of Europe.

28th August 2019

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