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Brendan Rodgers has called for grass pitches to be one of the minimum standards for playing in the Scottish Premiership.
Will North Macedonia be able to quit dirty coal?
Despite a pledge to become the first coal-free country in the Western Balkans, North Macedonia has extended the closing date of its coal-fired power plants several times. Click on the video above to watch the report.
Perthshire squash ace Rory Stewart will be "huge asset" for Scotland at World Team Championships
Muthill squash ace Rory Stewart is making final preparations ahead of representing Scotland at the World Team Championship.
Belgium, Germany and Netherlands submit joint bid to host 2027 women's World Cup
Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands have submitted a joint bid to world soccer governing body FIFA to host the Women's World Cup in 2027, the countries' football associations said on Friday.
Barcelona 'consider' Marcus Rashford swoop and other Manchester United transfer rumours
Barcelona are considering a shock move for Manchester United star Marcus Rashford - according to reports - and could even throw in Raphinha as part of a swap deal.
Councillors bizarre 'livestock' motion dubbed out of touch as council house rent rise approved
In a town hall meeting that saw council house rents upped by 7.7 per cent, it was a plea to ban the ‘archaic practice’ of giving away animals as prizes which caused the most backlash.
The Greater Manchester country house 'frozen in time' with some features unchanged since the 1700s
A large country house has come on the market in Greater Manchester which looks as though it is stuck in the past. The five-bed property in Greenfield, a village in Saddleworth in Oldham, is steeped in history - with some of its original features as old as the 1700s.