Paul Drury

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Paul Drury |Andrew Chamberlain |Elizabeth Haigh

The cities where people have the lowest life expectancy in the UK say they are not surprised that people die young - blaming cheap booze, drugs and a poor diet for the shocking figures. Children born in Britain are now expected to live longer than ever before, with ONS figures saying baby boys can hope for 86.7 years while girls could get a grand total of 90.

2 months ago | scottishdailyexpress.co.uk | Paul Drury |Ben Borland

Celtic fans can expect the red carpet treatment when they arrive in Munich later this month – thanks to the Tartan Army. Scotland supporters made a huge impression in the Bavarian capital last summer at the Euros, even drinking dry one of the traditional bars in Munich's famous town square, the Marienplatz. Now that they have dodged a UEFA ban, the Scots in green-and-white can expect the freedom of the city in 10 days time.

2 months ago | thetimes.com | Jessica Sharkey |Paul Drury

2 months ago | scottishdailyexpress.co.uk | Paul Drury |Douglas Dickie

German giants Bayern Munich have upset the Scottish Greenswho are fuming at their travel plans ahead of their Champions League clash with Celtic. The six-times European Cup winners face the Scottish champions in a play-off match at Parkhead after both teams fell short in qualification for the last 16 of the competition. Bayern will fly stars like Harry Kane to Glasgow ahead of the first leg on February 12.

Jan 23, 2025 | scottishdailyexpress.co.uk | Paul Drury |Ben Borland

The origins of Storm Eowyn bear striking similarities to the devastating hurricane which hit Glasgow and the west of Scotland in January 1968. The resulting damage was likened to the Clydebank Blitz of 1941, with 20 people dead, 700 left homeless and half of Glasgow’s council houses damaged. Ships were sunk in the River Clyde. Almost 60 years later, it is now remembered as Scotland’s worst ever natural disaster.