Colan Lamont

2 days ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Colan Lamont

GUILT star Mark Bonnar has been announced as part of the Celebrity Traitors line-up. The Scots actor, 56, played rogue cop DCC Mike Bryden in the second series of Line of Duty and has also enjoyed stints in Casualty and Shetland. He’s also starring the upcoming BBC/Netflix series Lockerbie: A Search for the Truth The TV star, from Edinburgh, also played Officer Meekie in Porridge a narrated for BBC documentary The Forest before taking the lead role as Max in the acclaimed BBC crime drama Guilt.

3 days ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Colan Lamont

PARENTS of premature or poorly babies will get extended job leave under new laws – but experts have warned the support must go even further. Caroline Lee-Davey, chief executive of charity Bliss, is delighted that the Neonatal Care Leave and Pay Act will give eligible mums and dads more time off — a right she has long campaigned for.

4 days ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Colan Lamont

NAZARETH star Pete Agnew has vowed to keep playing until he pops his clogs – as he refuses to retire after 60 years of touring the world. The bassist, from Dunfermline, is the last original member of the pioneering hard rock group formed in 1968 and best known for the classic track Love Hurts. But the grandad, 78, admits he’s too scared to call it a day as he prepares to embark on an epic US tour. Pete, whose son Stevie now plays with the band too, said: “It’s more fear of death.

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

ExclusiveWe took a visit to Scotland's cheating capital to find out moreBETRAYED lovers  have  revealed it is almost impossible to find a loyal partner in Scotland’s ‘cheating capital’. Affairs are said to be so common in the town that locals joked it could be on the map for love rats seeking a quick fling. The ‘cheat list’, compiled by extramarital website Illicit Encounters, labelled Motherwell the country’s most adulterous place to live using data from 1.5million members.

2 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Colan Lamont

A HOPEFUL on hit Alan Carr show Interior Design Masters has told how moving to Glasgow gave him the courage to chase his art decor dreams. Ese Johnson, 27, feared he’d be bullied out of breaking into a ‘feminine’ creative industry due to outdated stereotypes in his native Nigeria. It was only after moving to Scotland five years ago that he could finally pursue his true passion without fear of having his masculinity or sexuality questioned.