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Man hurt in 25ft plunge from bridge

A man plunged 25ft from a bridge on to a busy dual carriageway after he was believed to have been trying to flee from the police.

Scots ‘terror student’ walks free

A Glasgow college student who was jailed for eight years for terror offences walked free today.

City’s slum timebomb

Private rented slums are so out of control in an area of Glasgow that urgent government intervention is needed, according to a city housing association.

Sport

Rangers enjoy Sky cup cash boost

Rangers have landed a much-needed £300,000 TV windfall from their exertions in the Active Nations Scottish Cup so far this season.

Jos Hooiveld eyes Dutch World Cup call

Jos Hooiveld is hoping he can force his way into Holland’s World Cup squad by inspiring Celtic to the title.

I’m Well aware Rangers cannot afford a mud flap as race hots up

Steven Smith fears Rangers could suffer a setback in their bid to retain the SPL title on Motherwell’s quagmire pitch tomorrow night.

Features

Hunting for clues to war heroes

One died tragically young, aged just 19, when his bomber crashed.

Margo is on a winning streak

The word ‘inspirational’ does not come close to doing justice to Dr Margo Whiteford, but then it is hard to think of a word that does. SHEILA HAMILTON meets the Evening Times 2009 Scotswoman Of The Year...

I beat cancer ... and now I want to help others do the same

Angela Paterson survived cancer – and as a tribute to the people who supported her through her diagnosis and treatment she has signed up for the Race for Life.

Times Out

MOVIES: Flawed ... but still effective

MUSIC: We’ll be wild and wicked!

Rave-Metallers Enter Shikari are pumped up about returning to Glasgow – because they reckon playing the Barrowland feels as good as appearing at the legendary Download Festival.

STAGE: Birth of the Beatles

It seems the idea of adapting cult nineties movie Backbeat for the theatre is pretty much bullet-proof.