Is there a Celtic vs St Mirren live stream? TV channel, ref, VAR and team news for Parkhead clash
Celtic must take their medicine after being overpowered by Rangers at Ibrox.
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Canada set to take on Finland as world juniors get underway
Canada kicks off its quest for a 21st title when it takes on Finland tonight to headline the opening day of the 2025 world junior hockey championship.
Doctors issue safety warning over Christmas toys linked to child deaths
Emergency medicine experts have raised concerns about a popular toy that could be given to children this Christmas. The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has issued a "safety flash" regarding water beads, which are often marketed as toys.
At least two killed, 60 injured after car ploughs into Magdeburg Christmas market
At least two people have been killed and 60 others injured after a car drove into a crowd at a busy outdoor Christmas market in the eastern German city of Magdeburg, in what authorities are calling a deliberate attack.
Race against time for EU’s Critical Medicines Act
A combination of time constraints and procedural hurdles looks set to complicate new EU Health Commissioner, Olivér Várhelyi's desire to present the Critical Medicines Act, one of the key health legislations of the term, within the first 100 days of his tenure.
Pep Guardiola call makes it easier for Man City to spend big next month
It increasingly feels like Manchester City will need to spend in the January transfer window.
Boy, 6, dies after receiving 'bump on the head' at school
A heartbroken family has shared the tragic story of their six year old son who died hours after falling and bumping his head at school. Muhammed Yaseen Uddin's parents revealed that he sustained a head injury from a fall at Marlborough Primary School in Small Heath, Birmingham.
Are expensive drugs worth it? Rolling out new medicines may be too costly to other patients' health
New medicines can be a lifeline for millions of patients – but over two decades in England, public spending on them came with significant trade-offs that indicate the money paid for new drugs may be better used on other health services, a new analysis has found.