Ben Borland

2 weeks ago | express.co.uk | Gavin Berry |Aaron Morris |Ben Borland

Gary Lineker told there's 'no way' he'll attend friend's funeral after 'crossing the line'Brian Glanville's son has said that he will not have Gary Lineker anywhere near his late father's memorial service. Gary Lineker will not attend Brian Glanville's funeral (Image: undefined via Getty Images)The son of the late football journalist Brian Glanville has said that he won't let Gary Lineker "anywhere near" his father's memorial service due to his criticisms of Israel.

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ben Borland |Gavin Berry

The son of the late football writer has said he will not have Lineker "anywhere near" his father's memorial serviceThe son of the late football journalist Brian Glanville has stated that he won't allow Gary Lineker "anywhere near" his father's memorial service due to his criticisms of Israel. Brian Glanville, a renowned former Daily Express sports reporter who passed away at 93, was Jewish and had been friends with Lineker since the ex-footballer's early days at Leicester City.

3 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ben Borland |Ambarish Awale

From Elvis to Halloween or Star Trek themes, here’s a look at the numbers behind Scots saying "I do" on the Vegas Strip. Las Vegas remains a top choice for Scottish couples eager to say "I do," whether they prefer the charm of Elvis officiants or the spectacle of the Bellagio Fountains. New research from Casino.org reveals that residents of smaller and medium-sized Scottish towns are more likely to jet off to the “Marriage Capital of the World” to tie the knot and create lasting memories.

3 weeks ago | aberdeenlive.news | Ben Borland

From Elvis officiants to the Bellagio Fountains, Las Vegas is a top destination for Scottish couples looking to get hitched. And new research by Casino.org has revealed that Aberdonians are among the top 10 areas in Scotland who are more likely to travel to the 'Marriage Capital of the World' to say 'I do'. Aberdeen was named the ninth place with the most Vegas weddings, accounting for 53.12 marriages per 100,000 over the past ten years, the Scottish Daily Express reports.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Ben Borland |Lee Dalgetty

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