All stories for04 Jun 2011

Epsom Derby: Kieren Fallon banned from riding in race following dispute with Native Khan owner

TOP jockey Kieren Fallon will not be able to race in today's Epsom Derby after the Court of Appeal overturned an earlier ruling allowing him to take part.

UK helicopters used for first time in Libya as two targets are hit

BRITISH combat helicopters have carried out their first strikes in Libya against forces loyal to Colonel Gaddafi.

Unusual circumstances behind decision to green light Bahrain Grand Prix, says Bernie Ecclestone

BERNIE ECCLESTONE claims "unusual circumstances" are behind yesterday's controversial decision to reinstate the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Soldier from Scottish battalion dies in Afghanistan attack

A BRITISH soldier has been killed following an insurgent attack in southern Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence confirmed today.

Filming scene for new show in Firth of Forth felt like being attacked by spikes, says Case Histories star Jason Isaacs

IT'S the sort of thing that would once have been considered perfect fodder for a Japanese TV game show.

Arthurlie are 90 minutes away from silverware

ARTHURLIE are 90 minutes away from a major piece of silverware this afternoon.

Saints close in on a Treble of signings

SAINTS were last night closing in on two mystery signing targets.

Saints need Caley’s recipe for success

DANNY Lennon believes his Buddies should look to the Highland capital of Inverness if they need inspiration for life in Scottish football’s top flight.

Get ready for fright night!

A TEAM of ghostbusters are offering people the chance to find out what goes bump in the night by spending some time in one of Renfrewshire’s most haunted buildings.

Single mum from Paisley is crowned Miss Monaco Grand Prix

A SINGLE mum from Paisley partied with the stars in Cannes and Monte Carlo and won a top beauty pageant.

Men face drug charges

TWO men are facing drugs charges following separate incidents in Barrhead on the same day.

Don’t be sheepish ... get purple for Erskine

FUNDRAISERS have come up with a ‘baa-rmy’ way to generate interest in their worthy cause.

Cops in rape case waiting for forensic results

DETECTIVES investigating the rape of a 15-year-old schoolgirl were yesterday waiting on the results of forensic tests.

Bridge of Weir Primary School makes it to Euroquiz final in Scottish Parliament

A BUNCH of bright sparks are aiming to test their European knowledge against their peers on Monday.

MacLean wants ‘Lie to be have-a-go heroes

ARTHURLIE manager Sandy MacLean has vowed that his side will be positive and attack-minded against Pollok in this afternoon’s West of Scotland Cup Final.

Arthurlie’s route to West Cup Final

SANDY MacLean’s Barrhead boys, route to today’s West of Scotland Cup Final with Pollok at Newlandsfield goes way back to October last year.

Heartbreak for Saints supporters in League Cup Final

A BIZARRE double-header against Kerrydale Celtic brought the curtain down on St Mirrenoff’s season.

Five quizzed following drugs bust

FIVE people were facing drug charges yesterday after cops raided a house in the heart of a Paisley housing scheme.

Marks & Spencer Launches Suit Exchange Scheme

EVERYONE’S a winner in a deal between Marks & Spencer and Oxfam.

BT seeks Paisley storytellers for London 2012

THE search is on to find storytellers for next year’s Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Research suggests it is unbrushed and unloved - Paisley leads the way in poor dental hygiene

BUDDIES have among the poorest dental hygiene in the country, new research has revealed.

Diabetes UK launches unique comparison service to get people with the condition the best pension deal

A LEADING health charity has launched a new service in a bid to give people who have diabetes the best deal on their pensions.

MSP delivers maiden parliamentary speech challenging The Government to rise to the aspirations of young people in the West of Scotland

A NEWLY-elected politician has challenged the government to tackle rising youth unemployment.

Two Paisley names in the hat for Scottish Fashion Awards

HOLLYWOOD hunk Gerard Butler is set to make it a double success for Paisley after being named as a finalist in the prestigious Scottish Fashion Awards.

Team titles for Dooley’s Men and Women

SUNDAY’s national 10 mile time trial Scottish Championship saw the testers on Dooley’s Cycles RT looking to take on the nation’s best short distance riders for the individual and team prizes.

Kelburne mix and match

KELBURNE Cricket Club are set to stick with the tried and tested – then mix it up when they negotiate two important League and Scottish Cup games this weekend.

Community Crops brings benefits to senior citizens

PENSIONERS have the best of both worlds at their Renfrewshire care home – an indoors garden and an outdoors garden.

Young Buddies will be flying high at Finlaystone

BIG kids can celebrate Father’s Day at a popular country park by making their own kites.

Help still available for older or disabled readers of the Paisley Daily Express struggling with TV switchover

HELP is at hand for older and disabled Buddies struggling with the digital switchover.

Charity fund available for communities in Paisley

A PROPERTY specialist has set aside thousands of pounds to invest in community groups in Paisley.

Market back at Castle Semple

SWEET-toothed Buddies are being urged to get along to what is arguably the most picturesque farmers’ market around.

Title joy for Gleniffer 15s

GLENVALE 0 GLENIFFER THISTLE 3

‘Lie will aim to close the gap on EK

FERGUSLIE Cricket Club will be aiming to cut the gap on SNCL Championship opponents East Kilbride when they travel to South Lanarkshire this afternoon.

Gold medal-winning gymnast Andrew in running to win charity champ award

A GOLD medallist gymnast is in the running for even more glory at the fifth national Scottish Charity Awards.

weather washout makes for a surreal season at Renfrew

RENFREW Cricket Club first 11 captain Sajid Majeed reckons the wet and windy weather over the past few weeks has made the 2011 season a “surreal” one.

Legal fight for Jennifer Lopez as she bids to stop tapes appearing on porn website

JENNIFER Lopez's honeymoon tapes could be set to appear on a porn website.

Alan Stubbs admits he understands why SFA coaching centre produces world's best bosses

THE LIST of famous alumni reads like a who's who in the world of football management with no less than Jose Mourinho and Sir Alex Ferguson passing through its doors.

Family plea to track prowlers after have-a-go pensioner dies one year on

A BRAVE pensioner left brain-damaged after confronting prowlers a year ago has died.

Cop warrant blunder sealed fate of tragic mum Mary McLaren who fell into beast's path

EXCLUSIVE: A SERIAL sex fiend who raped and murdered a mum-of-three was free to kill because of a blunder by Irish police.

US politician John Edwards denies breaking the law while covering up love child shame

FORMER US presidential hopeful John Edwards yesterday denied he broke the law when he spent almost $1million to cover up his love child shame.

Asda pay out £30,000 in costs after shopper slips on grape

SUPERMARKET giants Asda have been forced to pay out almost £30,000 after a shopper slipped on a grape in their store in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire.

Joy for pop star Pink as she celebrates arrival of baby Willow Sage Hart

POP singer Pink has given birth to her first child - a baby girl called Willow Sage Hart.

Singing sensation Adele cancels rest of North American tour

SINGER Adele has cancelled the rest of her north American tour because of laryngitis.

Meet the second batch of finalists hoping to be crowned Scotland's new face

IT IS not long now until the winner of Scotland's New Face 2011 is announced at the glitzy Scottish Fashion Awards.

Proclaimers song inspires couple to walk 500 miles to new life in Scotland

A COUPLE'S dream move to Scotland proved exhausting - after they walked the 500 miles from their home in England.

Suicide guru known as Doctor Death dies of natural causes

A DOCTOR who shot to fame for helping 130 people to kill themselves has died of natural causes aged 83.

The Quay: 1-4 Wharf Street, Montrose

IF WE'RE talking foodstuffs that folk either love or hate, I reckon Scotch eggs must be right up there with peanut butter, anchovies, liver and, of course, Marmite.

Runners launch legal battle in bid to allow asylum seeker to race for Scotland

EXCLUSIVE: AN asylum seeker who was deported despite being tipped as a top Commonwealth Games medal hope could be set for a return to Scotland.

Victim's family hit back at Dunblane sex beast after he is found guilty

EXCLUSIVE: THE sister of a pensioner who was sexually attacked by Dunblane massacre survivor Ryan Liddell last night told how the victim's life has been shattered.

Teenager told he'd never be able to move again set to walk West Highland Way

THREE years ago, Connor Docherty was paralysed from the neck down after a horrendous rugby injury ... now he's going to walk the West Highland Way.
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