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• 2-year footie ban for Celtic disorder fan

  A MAN has been banned from football matches for two years for his part in disorder after Celtic's Premiership title win.

• Remembrance display poppies up along motorway

  THE traditional array of red poppies has been created alongside Scotland's busiest motorway in honour of the 2026 Scottish Poppy Appeal.

• Nats MSP blows public cash on personal artist

  AN SNP minister tasked with making billions in public sector savings wants to spend taxpayer cash hiring a personal artist.

• IT'S NO SPOT OF BOTHER

  ARSENAL defender Gabriel insists he would happily take another penalty even after his Champions League final heartbreak.

• Betrayal of our veterans

  LABOUR is tone deaf when it comes to listening to public opinion.And as we know it is no friend of our armed forces. It is why many fear what lies ahead when the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill enters the committee stage of the Commons next week.

• INDIAN whisky is fast

  INDIAN whisky is fast becoming a favourite with many lovers of a dram.

• STILL GAME

  MARTIN O'NEILL was on the verge of chucking it just three weeks ago.

• WELL, well, well.

  WELL, well, well. It seems like there's an apology on its way. At least according to one well-placed Harry and Meghan insider. And about time too. A recent Express exclusive revealed that the terrible twosome are planning to "eat humble pie" after their Oprah interview. The source said that the pair had finally seen sense over their "low blow" where they claimed a royal member had discussed Prince Archie's skin colour.

• It's not just money…

  Making a financial bequest is popular, but you can leave other gifts in your will too SPECIFIC GIFTS This is the legal term for leaving a particular item to a particular beneficiary of your will. You might want to leave a friend a piece of jewellery or an artwork. Or you could decide to leave a charity an item of value, such as a watch, or something that relates to their work like a valuable musical instrument or historical documents.

• MAD MAX

  IT might be four years late, but Max King's dream of playing for England is about to come true as he readies himself for Saturday's World Cup opener against Tonga.

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