Stuart Macdonald

Glasgow

Writer at Scottish Daily Record

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Slow Horses for courses as Scots star Jack becomes an official resident of... Slough!

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

Slow Horses for courses as Scots star Jack becomes an official resident of... Slough!By STUART MACDONALD FOR THE SCOTTISH DAILY MAIL Published: 14:43 EDT, 20 April 2025 | Updated: 14:43 EDT, 20 April 2025 Scots actor Jack Lowden has been made an honorary resident of the English town of Slough thanks to his starring role in hit TV show Slow Horses. The star of the spy drama was honoured by the local council alongside Martin Freeman, who featured in classic Slough-set comedy The Office.
My joyrides around Dundee in manager's car

3 weeks ago | thetimes.com | Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald |Jessica Sharkey
Expert backs Gary Caldwell in row over football manager's 'aggressive' Scottish accent

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

A linguistics expert has backed football boss Gary Caldwell after he complained he is being unfairly treated by English referees because of his Scottish accent. The ex-Scotland and Celtic star is now manager of English League One club Exeter City and blamed his "aggressive" accent for getting him sent off in a match last month.
Tunnock's tea cakes cleared for take-off by RAF 60 years after ban

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Lottie Hayton |Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald
Tunnock's Teacakes allowed back into RAF cockpits after a 60-year ban

1 month ago | scottishdailyexpress.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 at the height of the Cold War. However, they were added to the RAF's no-fly list following an incident in the 1960s when some teacakes are said to have exploded in a cockpit.
Exeter manager says his Scottish accent is to blame for red card

1 month ago | thetimes.com | Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald |Lizzie Roberts
Teen killer who stabbed mum to death with 'Rambo' knife has sentence cut

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

The youngster cannot be named for legal reasons. A teenager who murdered a woman after a row over an e-scooter has had his minimum sentence cut by four years due to his age. The boy, who was 16 at the time, stabbed Danielle Davidson, 33, with a Rambo-style knife in Leith, Edinburgh, on May 18, 2023. The High Court in Glasgow heard details of a "history of antagonism" that led to the incident, which the boy admitted last week.
What a breeze...weather presenter Judith Ralston steps in to read the news

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

What a breeze...weather presenter Judith Ralston steps in to read the newsBy STUART MACDONALD Published: 16:00 EDT, 17 March 2025 | Updated: 16:00 EDT, 17 March 2025 She is normally seen at the end of a news bulletin revealing what weather Scots can expect. But fans of Judith Ralston have called for her to be made a permanent newsreader after she briefly stepped into the role.
Voters reject guilty plea sentence reductions

2 months ago | thetimes.com | Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald |Lottie Hayton

The majority of the Scottish public are opposed to criminals receiving shorter prison sentences in return for pleading guilty, new research has found. In Scotland offenders who admit their guilt can get a reduction in their sentence of up to one third, depending on how early they plead guilty. Academics carried out a study on "sentence discounts" on behalf of the Scottish Sentencing Council, which was set up by the Scottish government to prepare guidelines for judges and sheriffs.
Want to find the Loch Ness monster? Best try at noon on a sunny August day!

2 months ago | dailymail.co.uk | Stuart MacDonald |Stuart Macdonald

Want to find the Loch Ness monster? Best try at noon on a sunny August day!By STUART MACDONALD FOR THE SCOTTISH MAIL ON SUNDAY Published: 17:26 EST, 8 March 2025 | Updated: 17:26 EST, 8 March 2025 She's proved more than elusive to Nessie hunters over the years. But apparently the best time to spot the Loch Ness monster is on a sunny August day, according to university researchers.

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