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Afternoon cinema trip to see Ryan Gosling in Project Hail Mary. A stylish, uplifting feel good bit of escapism. Science fiction isn’t my usual choice of film but this worked for me. Visually stunning.

We're still trying to trace any direct descendants, ie grandkids, great grandkids etc of Hugh William McStay 1892 to 1960 who played for Celtic between 1916 & 1929. Known as Willie McStay, he wed Elizabeth McArthur in 1914. They had 2 children: Christina, 1915-66 & John 1919-77.

3rd/4th Place Play Off

Congratulations to @maria_mcaneny, who has scored the fastest goal in the history of women's football! Her strike straight from kick-off for @CelticFCWomen against Hibernian Women on 21 December 2025 hit the back of the net after just 4.1 seconds. @CelticFC @SWPL

Done and booked 🙌🏻 Really looking forward to it Paul 💚

The fastest goal in women's football history! 🔥 Congrats Maria McAneny 👏⚽️ #BBCFootball

Folks,big news we will be resuming the tours Monday 20th of April ,we have also released May dates too. The dates are now available on the website. Paul and Sinead look forward to welcoming you all back with stories old and new to tell.see you all soon 🚂🚂🚂🚂

Mi semana favorita del año para hacer fotos en Málaga.

As a GP, I am not allowed to receive a pen or post-it note pad from a pharmaceutical company rep Govt banned them in case I was influenced to prescribe medications This should also be banned Influence is being bought in Govt Patients should influence not the healthy & wealthy

Hand printed. Organic cotton. Hand finished. Signed by hand. So much is being automated. We’re going the other way. Human first. Always. 😅

🚨 Celtic's Maria McAneny has been awarded a Guinness World Record for the fastest goal in women's football! She scored after 4.1 seconds against Hibernian before Christmas and has been reflecting on the award and that strike, which you can see here ⤵️

So many amazing women have taken on this fight to restore simple fairness in sport based on reality. I salute everyone of u today. We still have battles to fight because fairness cannot only be for the top 1% at Olympic level. Every women & little girl deserves her opportunities

Two more branches today! Firstly was @swhertssams in Watford followed by @ChilternSams in Amersham. Both branches full with happy devoted volunteers listening to callers to Samaritans. Amazing! Tomorrow I’m heading to @HillingdonSams in Uxbridge 💚

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Sanity prevails, finally!!!

Ministers continue to tell Parliament they accept the Supreme Court judgment while simultaneously pleading to the Court of Session that it is not lawful. We have now asked the Independent Advisers of the Scottish Ministerial Code for assistance. forwomen.scot/07/01/2026/let…

I want to be the GP who is invited to family funerals. I want to be the GP who is contacted when postnatal depression hits. I want to be the GP who is consulted as a reliable person when illness strikes and information is confusing. I want to be the GP who is trusted to advocate for patient need. I want to be the GP who is worth waiting to see. Stand with us if you want this too. Resist the Amazon Prime mentality. Support our challenge against the new contract which favours access over quality. Support us in our actions towards having time to care.

Here's my wee Kenny Dalglish story... My school picked a charity to fundraise for each new and pupils were encouraged to come up with fun ways to raise money. When I was in S5 (that's the penultimate year of high school for those unfamiliar with the Scottish education system), I decided to run a season-long Fantasy Football league. I charged my fellow pupils a fee to take part and then a small amount - think it was 20p a time - to make transfers. We had something like 150-200 teams and it was great fun. A lot of work every weekend, but I loved doing it. Anyway, for the end-of-season prize-giving, I wrote to Sir Kenny, c/o Celtic FC where he was interim manager, inviting him to come to present the prizes to the winners at one of our school assemblies. His daughter was also a pupil at the school so I was hopeful he might help out. He went MUCH further than that. Not only did he come and present the prizes as requested, he brought a bunch of signed goodies for the winners and stayed on for an hour-and-a-half afterwards speaking to all my fellow pupils, signing autographs and posing for photos. One of my strongest memories is being on stage next to him at the assembly and seeing all the pupils' jaws drop as he they walked in to see him sitting there. I then looked over my shoulder behind me where there were always five rows of seats for the teachers to occupy. Oridinarily, they were about 1/3 to 1/2 full. That day, every seat was taken with another row of teachers standing at the back. Their jaws were hanging lower than the pupils'! For a couple of days, I was the most popular kid in the school - all because of King Kenny. I've met him multiple times since through work and he truly is a complete gentleman. Humble, no ego and just a genuinely good guy. Love him.

A shameful episode in Olympic history but a shout out to the 4th 5th & 6th placed women who were really 1st 2nd & 3rd in the Rio 800

SNP minister @kaukabstewart says that we shouldn’t ‘blanket ban’ men from women’s spaces. I thought @scotgov supported the decision of the Supreme Court? Perhaps I’ve been in a fever dream for the past year.

How are people this genuinely unintelligent in any form of authority or government? It takes 30 seconds of research to look at world records or Olympic results