Stuart Macdonald

3 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald

DAVID Tennant has revealed he was stripped of the Rear of the Year title after refusing to take part in the winner's photoshoot. The actor was told he had won the award in the early 2000s, shortly after he rose to fame after landing the starring role in Doctor Who. However organisers wanted him to pose for photographs showing off his bum in a tight pair of jeans as part of a condition of winning.

3 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald

FOOTBALL hardman Duncan Ferguson has revealed he used to steal legendary Dundee United manager Jim McLean's car and drive it around the streets of the city. Ferguson was ordered to clean the fearsome boss's motor with a bucket of water and sponge when he began his career with the Tannadice club. However, instead of doing the cleaning himself, he would drive to a nearby car wash to have it done.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald

IRN-BRU bosses are launching a new “mystery” version of the famous drink which pays tribute to the Loch Ness monster. Irn-Bru Xtra Nessie Nectar will be released in shops next month by AG Barr, the owners of Scotland’s other national drink, and the cans feature an image of the mythical creature emerging from Loch Ness. The product will have the “essence” of traditional Irn-Bru but will include a secret twist with customers being asked to guess what the flavour is.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald

A couple of other famous faces are also involvedAN iconic Scottish football TV show is back as. But the smash hit BBC series is back in a different guise to before. Only An Excuse? has is making a comeback as part of a new podcast series. The BBC show's star Jonathan Watson is recording audio versions of the festive comedy which lampoons Scottish football. He has brought back favourite characters including Sir Kenny Dalglish, Sir Alex Ferguson, Graeme Souness and Jim White.

1 month ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald

TUNNOCK'S Teacakes have been passed fit to fly by the RAF after they were controversially banned from flights 60 years ago. The iconic Scottish snack was a favourite of airmen to help stave off hunger while flying their nuclear bombers on long training missions during the Cold War. But they were added to the RAF's no-fly list following an incident in the 1960s when some teacakes were said to have exploded in a cockpit.