Colan Lamont

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Colan Lamont

GENERAL practice is under the cosh and it has been for some time. But it’s now more apparent than ever. The main drivers are virtually unmanageable workload and a workforce that simply can’t keep up with demand — but there’s a lot of facets to all of that. I am usually in my GP surgery at about 7.30am and leave at six o’clock at night. A lunch break is a luxury. Those longer hours and the inability to really take breaks and to step away is one reason for burnout.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Colan Lamont

HUNDREDS of music fans formed a massive queue outside HMV to meet Twenty One Pilots. The US rock duo signed posters and mingled with supporters at the Glasgow Argyle Street branch ahead of their OVO Hydro show tonight. Some wacky yet wonderful outfits were on display as folk paid homage to their heroes' typical black and red theme. Security were in good spirits after sharing a laugh with the large crowd of people as the line extended all the way to JD Sports a few doors down.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Colan Lamont

A PORN star last night revealed her bid to turbo-charge Nigel Farage’s Scots election campaign. OnlyFans model Lana Wolf, 30, has held private talks with a senior Reform figure and aims to boost their surge north of the border. The X-rated entertainer, from Glasgow, insisted she backs the party’s hardline stance on immigration while they support her views on sex workers’ rights. Aides contacted her after spotting her online posts promoting Reform, sparking the unlikely link-up.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Colan Lamont

DOM Joly hopes to turn Trigger Happy into a movie after taking the iconic TV show on tour. The popular show was last on TV in 2016, after an original three-series run from 2000 to 2002, when it became a cult classic. Hidden cameras followed him as he portrayed a number of hilarious characters – from a traffic warden to a giant snail and, of course, his iconic man on a giant mobile phone.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Colan Lamont

DOM Joly hopes Scots can help him tackle tin foil hatters on his bonkers book tour – after travelling the world to learn all sorts of conspiracies. The comedian, best known for Trigger Happy TV, set out on a global journey to pen a unique guide into some of the most weird and wonderful theories. By meeting the folk behind the unusual beliefs, the funnyman, 60, enjoyed a seriously strange sightseeing trip as he learned about the likes of flat-earthers and UFO hunters.