Cop cars and an ambulance were spotted outside of the McDonald’s on Maryhill Road, Glasgow.

A McDonald’s in Glasgow has been taped off by police amid an ongoing emergency incident.

The fast-food restaurant on Maryhill Road has been cordoned off by officers, who have been spotted standing guard inside. In images shared with Glasgow Live, paramedics can also be seen in attendance at around 6.40pm this evening, March 11.

A cordon has been erected around the entrance to the McDonald’s, with at least two police vehicles and one ambulance on scene. According to an eye-witness, the restaurant remains “shut” at this time. The nature of the incident is unclear at this stage.

Police Scotland has been approached for comment.

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For a gelding who has lost as many races as he has won, Fact To File will be a very short-priced favourite for the Ryanair Chase on Thursday, setting Willie Mullins up for a possible clean sweep of Cheltenham’s feature races.

Those who do oppose him will take comfort from the fact he can bounce a bit after a big win. At Christmas he was below par in the King George after a terrific duel with Gaelic Warrior in the John Durkan, and he had a hard race on heavy ground winning the Irish Gold Cup at Leopardstown six weeks ago. 

But you have to set that against his Cheltenham record which is unblemished since he finished runner-up on his first visit in the bumper. He has won the Brown Advisory, and last year’s nine-length win in this race was, visually at any rate, the most impressive at the meeting. He seems to love the place.

Cheltenham Festival day 3 tips and results

1.20: Ryanair Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle

• Marlborough’s tip: BAMBINO FEVER
  Last year’s Champion Bumper winner, last seen running out an easy winner of a maiden hurdle at Fairyhouse. Fancied to take all the beating
• Marcus Armytage’s tip: OLDSCHOOL OUTLAW
  Already has the scalp of the favourite, Bambino Fever
• Charlie Brooks’ tip: BAMBINO FEVER
  Galloped her rivals into oblivion at Fairyhouse last time

2.00: Jack Richards Novices’ Limited Handicap Chase

• Marlborough’s tip: REGENT’S STROLL
  Grade 1 novice hurdler last season who has his first run in a handicap here. Most unexposed over fences; set to run a big race
• Marcus Armytage’s tip: MEETMEBYTHESEA (Nap)
  Looks well handicapped for a winner of five of last seven starts
• Charlie Brooks’ tip: SIXMILEBRIDGE
  One of the best home chances this season for top local trainer

2.40: Close Brothers Mares’ Hurdle

• Marlborough’s tip: WODHOOH
  Winning machine over hurdles, having won nine of her 10 starts since switched to Gordon Elliott (two from two at Cheltenham). Very much the one to beat
• Marcus Armytage’s tip: WODHOOH
  With Lossiemouth already tucked up in her stable back in Ireland, it is this prolific winner’s to lose
• Charlie Brooks’ tip: WODHOOH (Nap)
  The only mare that can beat her is Lossiemouth. Banker

3.20: Paddy Power Stayers’ Hurdle

• Marlborough’s tip: TEAHUPOO
  Top-class staying hurdler who goes particularly well when fresh. Strong record in this race and taken to run another massive race off a 74-day lay-off
• Marcus Armytage’s tip: MA SHANTOU
  Progressive youngster who won at the course in January up against some ageing former stars
• Charlie Brooks’ tip: TEAHUPOO
  Rock solid over course and distance

4.00: Ryanair Chase

• Marlborough’s tip: FACT TO FILE
  Last year’s Ryanair winner who showed his wellbeing with an impressive winning display at Leopardstown last month. Strong fancy
• Marcus Armytage’s tip: FACT TO FILE
  Runaway winner of this last year, could have gone for Gold Cup but this looks easier option
• Charlie Brooks’ tip: FACT TO FILE
  The best horse in Ireland – could win a Gold Cup if owner wanted

4.40: Pertemps Network Final Handicap Hurdle

• Marlborough’s tip: ABSOLUTELY DOYEN
  Novice hurdler who has shot through the ranks this season, winning all five of his starts since switching to Paul Nicholls. Taken to go very well again
• Marcus Armytage’s tip: C’EST DIFFERENT
  Winner of last four starts, all in handicaps, and looks like there’s more to come over this distance
• Charlie Brooks’ tip: MELBOURNE SHAMROCK
  Brilliantly shrewd trainer, you have to stick with him

5.20: Kim Muir Challenge Cup Handicap Steeple Chase

• Marlborough’s tip: KIM ROQUE (Nap)
  On a good mark and fancied to appreciate the step up in trip. This race may well have been the plan all season; looks a major player
• Marcus Armytage’s tip: HERAKLES WESTWOOD
  Course winner last time out with good Irish amateur on board
• Charlie Brooks’ tip: KIM ROQUE
  Feels like Joseph O’Brien has trained him for this

Ryanair Chase runner-by-runner

Owner JP McManus looks to hold a particularly strong hand here and could end up filling the first two places home as his pair of Jonbon and Fact To File both look to hold outstanding claims. Jonbon has long dined at the top table and has been a star for connections. Indeed, a Cheltenham Festival win is one of the few things that has evaded Jonbon so far, having finished runner-up on all three runs at this meeting previously. Conversely, Fact To File has won on two of his three visits to this meeting, including an impressive nine-length win in this race last year. He comes forward off the back of taking a five-length victory in the Irish Gold Cup (denying the likes of Gaelic Warrior and Galopin Des Champs) and, in calmer waters, he is expected to take all the beating here.

Banbridge
Top-class chaser but has seemed to go better right-handed than left in recent seasons. Big chance on his best but not certain to produce it here.

Croke Park
Last seen running down the field in a handicap at Leopardstown last month, form that leaves him a long way short of what will be required here.

Fact To File
Record at the Festival reads 211 and brings forward the best form in the race. Looks especially potent at this distance; takes all the beating here.

Heart Wood
Second in this race last year and had a good season so far, winning two of his three starts. This demands more though; place chance.

Impaire Et Passe
Just the one start so far this season and faces a tough task off just the one run this campaign; each-way player all the same.

Jonbon
Incredible performer who has never finished out of the first two in 27 starts under rules. Unbeaten beyond two miles and looks the clear danger to Fact To File.

JPR One
Been plying his trade in handicaps all season and now steps into Grade 1 company. Tough task; best watched.

Master Chewy
Comes up short repeatedly in Graded company of late and this is likely to be no exception; best watched.

Matata
Good winner on New Year’s Day, the form of which would give him a squeak here; could run into a place.

Big-race trends

Mares Novices Hurdle
A tough race to get a handle on from a trends perspective, due in large part to the fact there have only been 10 runnings. What we do know is that 10 out of 10 winners were aged five or six and seven out of 10 were trained in Ireland.

Stayers’ Hurdle
Key metrics here are pre-race rating and success at the trip. A total of nine of the last 12 winners were sent off with a rating of at least 156 – which is plenty high enough for a staying hurdler. It is also worth noting that nine of the last 12 winners have at least one win at three miles or further. It can be a risky strategy to roll the dice on a horse which has yet to prove himself at the trip. In terms of trials, Cheltenham’s Cleeve Hurdle is a decent yardstick, having produced four winners in the last 12 years. This year’s winner was Ma Shantou, who beat Impose Toi by seven lengths.

Ryanair Chase
An open race so age is a consideration here and all of the last 12 winners have been between the age of seven and nine, with nine of those 12 having at least one win at Cheltenham before winning the Ryanair. Look for quality horses also, with 11 of the last 12 winners having been rated 162 or higher before running and nine of those 12 having at least one win in a Grade 1.

Cheltenham Festival day 3 ground and weather

The latest ground report has the official going as Good to Soft as racing switches to the New Course. However, the forecast on Thursday is for rain to move in during the afternoon, with strong winds, and continue through the night.

Betting on Cheltenham?

There’s a lot of competition between bookmakers for customers during the festival and they will often run their best promotions of the year, especially earlier in the week. Take a look at these Cheltenham betting offers to find free bets to use throughout the week.

How to watch Cheltenham Festival day 3

Viewers in the United Kingdom can watch the first five races of the day on ITV1, with coverage beginning at 12.45pm GMT every day until 5pm GMT. The races can also be streamed via ITVX. There is a preview show each morning from 9am GMT to 10am GMT which is shown on ITV4 and ITVX.

The final race of each day will not be shown on ITV but will be live on Racing TV. Subscriptions for the channel, which shows every race from the Festival, are available through Sky and Virgin Media and online through its website and app.

Both sides emerge from the tunnel and we are moments away from kick-off. Here is a reminder of how the sides line up tonight:

Bayer Leverkusen: Blaswich, Quansah, Andrich, Terrier, Tapsoba, Poku, Grimaldo, Garcia, Palacios, Maza, Kofane. 
Substitutes: Omlin, Lomb, Fernandez, Hofmann, Tillman, Schick, Oermann, Tape, Culbreath.

Arsenal: Raya, Timber, Saliba, Gabriel, Hincapie, Rice, Zubimendi, Eze, Saka, Martinelli, Gyokeres.
Substitutes: Arrizabalaga, Ranson, Mosquera, White, Jesus, Norgaard, Madueke, Havertz, Calafiori, Lewis-Skelly, Dowman, Salmon.

For those looking for a last-minute Mother’s Day gift, Vue gift cards are available to purchase online or in cinema, with prices starting from £10.

From sci-fi and romance to classic releases and early previews, there’s something for everyone to enjoy at Vue Hamilton this Mother’s Day weekend – whether you’re planning a family outing, a cinema trip with mum, or simply in search of a great film.

For fans of romance, an adaptation of the best-selling book Reminders of Him will be playing over the weekend. The story follows Kenna, who after a perfect outing with her boyfriend, makes an unbearable mistake that sends her to prison. Seven years later, Kenna returns to her hometown, hoping to rebuild her life.

Sci-fi lovers can enjoy a special early preview of Project Hail Mary, starring Ryan Gosling as a science teacher who wakes up on a spaceship light-years from home with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. As his memory returns, he realises he must call on his scientific knowledge and unorthodox ideas to save everything on Earth from extinction.

Audiences can also enjoy a very modern take on the first true sci-fi novel, with The Bride! It follows a lonely Frankenstein who travels to 1930s Chicago to ask ground-breaking scientist Dr Euphronious to create a companion for him. The two revive a murdered young woman and The Bride is born.

For music fans, Baz Luhrmann’s EPiC: Elvis Presley blends restored concert footage from the King of Rock’s legendary 1970s Las Vegas residency with rare, never-before-seen clips and rediscovered audio of Presley recounting his own story. Also screening from Lurhmann is a re-release of The Great Gatsby led by Academy Award winner Leonardo DiCaprio in this adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s timeless tragedy.

For younger audiences and family trips, Hoppers follows an animal lover who uses technology to place her consciousness into a robotic beaver, uncovering mysteries within the animal world that are beyond anything they could have imagined. Also perfect for families is Angelica Huston’s unforgettable performance in the 1990 version of The Witches.

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Set across dual timelines, psychological thriller In a Pale View of Hills explores a Japanese widow’s memories spanning post-war Nagasaki in the 1950s and England during 1980s Cold War era, unravelling secrets that intertwine her past and present experiences across borders.

Bringing some levity to the weekend, How to Make a Killing follows blue-collar Becket Redfellow – disowned at birth by his obscenely wealthy family – who will stop at nothing to reclaim his inheritance, no matter how many relatives stand in his way.

Finally, for scream queens, the latest instalment in the long-running franchise Scream sees a new Ghostface arrive on the scene.

A Vue Hamilton spokesperson said: “We have a fantastic selection of films for audiences to enjoy this weekend, with something to suit every taste. Mother’s Day is a great opportunity to spend quality time together, and a trip to the cinema is the perfect way to relax, share a story and make the day feel a little more special.”

For those looking for a last-minute Mother’s Day gift, Vue gift cards are available to purchase online or in cinema, with prices starting from £10 – perfect for treating mum to a future trip to the big screen. To find out more, visit www.myvue.com.

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For black female professional footballers, racism has become a distressingly regular part of the game. Earlier this year, England defender Jess Carter told the BBC that the racist abuse she received online during the 2025 Euros made her fearful to leave her hotel room.

Black sportswomen routinely deal with racial abuse from fans and teammates. But less discussed is how their bodies, emotions and on-pitch performances are spoken about by sports commentators. It’s not just negative comments, either. Clear racial stereotypes emerge when comparing positive comments about black players with those about white players. Our 2025 study examines commentary during the 2019 Fifa Women’s World Cup, does just that.

We analysed 2,905 comments of praise given to footballers during 80 hours of BBC and ITV coverage, across all 52 matches at the tournament. We found that white women were more frequently praised for their intelligence and technical proficiency, while black women received the most praise for their perceived physical prowess and natural athleticism.

White players were more frequently praised skills learned through practice, such as having a “lovely technique” (49.4% of all comments about white players), followed by physical (20.3%), character (16.2%), cognitive (10.8%) and natural (3.3%) abilities.

Black players received almost double the amount of praise for their physical prowess (39.5% of comments about black players) and natural abilities (5.8%). They received notably fewer praise comments for learned skills (36.8%), as well as lower amounts of praise for character (11.9%) and cognitive attributes (6.0%).

These differences were especially noticeable in the coverage of national teams from white-majority countries that had more than two black players in their starting squad. England’s two non-white players (accounting for 18.2% of the team) received 50% of all of their team’s praise for natural attributes. These were comments praising qualities that were perceived to be innate, such as being a “magician” on the pitch. England’s visibly white players (81.8% of the team) received almost the entire amount of the praise given to the whole team for cognitive attributes (96%).

France’s black players, who accounted for 43% of team, received 90% and 85% of the team’s total praise for natural and physical attributes, respectively. White French players, who similarly constituted 43% of the playing squad, received 68% of the teams’ total praise for intelligence.

We also found that black female players were more likely to be described as being angry and emotionally unstable during matches. Nigeria’s forward Desire Oparanozie was described as “playing with a bit of anger” and England’s Nikita Parris was said to be unable to maintain her composure, with a tendency to frequently “make her feelings known”.

Their white teammates, on the other hand, were described as calm and composed.
During the England v Cameroon match, commentators praised the almost entirely white England team for keeping their composure and not “reacting” to “unseemly things going on the pitch” by the African players.

The harm of misogynoir

Black women experience a unique form of discrimination called misogynoir. It is different to the exclusions faced by white women and the racism experienced by black men. It is the result of a combination of the misogyny directed at their gender and the anti-black racism directed at their race.

Sport media is a powerful site where the gender and racial stereotypes that exist in society are replicated. It has a long history of portraying black sportswomen as powerful, hyper-masculine and angry.

Studies have shown that black sportswomen are frequently stereotyped as unfeminine, masculine and strong, lacking intelligence, emotionally unstable, inherently angry and overly aggressive. Conversely, white women are seen to embody Eurocentric beauty standards and accepted feminine ideals, such as notions of purity, grace, emotional stoicism and delicacy.

These stereotypes have real-life consequences for black sportswomen. Some footballers have gone so far as to change how they play so that they are not seen as angry or masculine, but just as women who play the game they love. For example, ex-England player Anita Asante explained:

You have to check yourself to make sure people don’t view you in that light. Maybe on that particular day in a training session, I am that sassy person, or I am that competitive person that comes across a bit more feisty – but because there is an association with being a black woman and having that energy and boldness is not always seen a positive thing, [so] I might refrain from being that person and contain more of my emotions.

Evidence shows that misogynoir can influence the career opportunities that are afforded to black women more generally. A recent US study connected racism to higher levels of stress and to higher mortality rates.

Unless, meaningful action is taken by broadcasters to change the practice of commentary through tallying exercises like our research, then commentators might be unwittingly contributing to the racial stereotypes that cause psychological and physiological harm to the same superstars that they idolise and praise.

The Baltimore Ravens landed their star pass rusher in Trey Hendrickson, Maxx Crosby is back in Las Vegas for now and Daniel Jones is staying in Indianapolis as part of a busy start to the new league year.

The biggest move Wednesday came when the Ravens agreed to a four-year, $112 million contract with four-time Pro Bowl defensive end Trey Hendrickson a day after backing out of a deal with the Raiders for Crosby over a failed physical, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press.

Hendrickson was an All-Pro for Cincinnati in 2024 when he led the NFL with 17 1/2 sacks. He played in only seven games because of injuries last season and had four sacks but has reached double digits in sacks four times in the previous five seasons.

It was a quick pivot for the Ravens after the surprising development Tuesday night when Baltimore pulled out of the trade that was supposed to send two first-round picks to Las Vegas.

A person with knowledge of Baltimore’s decision told the AP that Crosby failed his physical. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because those results are private.

Crosby had surgery in January to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee. He missed the final two games of the season because of the injury despite wanting to play through it at the time.

The Raiders, who have been among the biggest spenders in the opening days of free agency, now must figure out what to do with Crosby. Las Vegas still has plenty of cap room to keep the five-time Pro Bowler on the roster with his $30 million salary if the team can’t find another trade. Crosby was back in the team facility in Nevada on Wednesday, a person with knowledge said on condition of anonymity.

Jones and the Colts agreed on a two-year contract that is worth up to $100 million, a person with knowledge of the contract told the AP. The person requested anonymity because the deal had not yet been announced.

Jones will receive $88 million over the next two seasons with $50 million guaranteed instead of playing on the $37.8 million transition tag. He can make an additional $12 million through incentives.

Jones led the Colts offense to a productive 10-game start. But following the bye week, Jones played through a hairline fracture in his left leg and then wound up suffering a season-ending torn right Achilles tendon in early December.

Jones set career highs in passer rating (100.2) and completion rate (68%) as Indianapolis ranked fifth in the NFL in scoring at 28.9 points per game before he went down for the season.

All the people are speaking to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because teams haven’t announced the moves or other developments.

Washington agreed to terms with edge rusher K’Lavon Chaisson on a one-year contract worth $12 million with $10.3 million guaranteed, according to Athletes First, the agency that represents him. Coming off ranking last in the NFL on defense, the Commanders also reached deals with linebacker Leo Chenal and cornerback Amik Robertson, after losing out to Baltimore on Hendrickson.

In other news, the Ravens and Bills both restructured the contracts of star quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen to create more room under the salary cap to start the league year.

Baltimore had been hoping to sign Jackson to an extension before the start of the new league year Wednesday. But that hasn’t happened. Instead the Ravens have restructured Jackson’s deal to create cap space, according to a person with knowledge of the deal, speaking on condition of anonymity because the contract hadn’t been finalized.

Jackson has two years remaining on the five-year, $260 million contract the Ravens gave him in 2023.

Buffalo’s move with Allen frees up approximately $12 million in much-needed salary cap space for the team entering the NFL’s new year, a person familiar with the discussions told the AP.

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AP Pro Football Writer Rob Maaddi and AP Sports Writers Stephen Whyno and John Wawrow contributed to this report

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The Luxury Little Play Company opened on December 10, but has now shut leaving customers devastated.

Owners Natalia, 31, and Atilla, 42, from Spennymoor, said they had always wanted to open a full‑time centre, and since launching, the business proved popular with local families.

The pair put the café on the market last week in a desperate bid to find the right person to take it over with the “dedication it needs”.

The Luxury Little Play Company (Image: The Luxury Little Play Company)

However, in a post on social media on Monday (March 9), they confirmed they had made the “difficult decision” to close the play café permanently.

The Facebook post said: “As many of you know, we had planned to keep the café open while we looked for the right person to take over and continue welcoming families here.

“It was our hope that the café would remain open and continue trading for a long time. Unfortunately, for reasons outside of our control, this is no longer possible.

“Because of this, we had to make the very difficult decision to close suddenly.

“[Monday] ended up being our final day, and there will be no more play sessions.

“We are truly heartbroken that it has come to an end so quickly and without the chance to say a proper goodbye to everyone who has supported us.

“This place has meant so much to us, and it was never just about the play – it was about the community, the chats over coffee, the friendships made, and the lovely atmosphere we all created together.

The Luxury Little Play Company (Image: The Luxury Little Play Company)

“To every family who visited, every child who played here, and every parent who sat down for a moment with a good coffee and a chat – thank you. You made this place special.”

The centre included soft play areas, a bubble house, bouncy castle and teepee, as well as a café and kitchen serving hot food.

The owners said customers can still find them at a playcentre in Durham, called Petite Street Playtown, and will continue with their soft play and bouncy castle hires.

The post added: “And please remember, if you used to come not only to play but also to chat with us, spend time in a lovely atmosphere, and enjoy great coffee, we will always be here for you at Petite Street Playtown, serving you with smiles and love as always.

“We will also continue with our soft play and bouncy castle hire ‘luxurylittleplay’ which means that we will still be able to meet many of you along the way.”

The Luxury Little Play Company (Image: The Luxury Little Play Company)

Following the announcement, customers took to social media to share their support online.

One person said: “Aww such a shame we’d hoped for another little visit before goodbye! Wishing you all well for the future.”

While another commented: “You are such a lovely family – thank you for so much warmth and kindness during our visits. We’ll see you at Petite Street very soon.”

For those who didn’t know, official support for Windows 10 ended in October last year – this was unless users extended their licence for another year.

However, the support of the software will completely come to an end on October 13, 2026, even for those who chose to continue using it as part of the Extended Security Updates (ESU) programme.

With Microsoft no longer offering fixes or security updates in just a few months’ time, devices with Windows 10 could become susceptible to cyber-attacks and hackers.

Of course, the first point of action is to upgrade to Windows 11 for free before the beginning of October.

But as Which? estimates around 21 million people in the UK currently own and use computers and laptops with Windows 10, not all will be able to choose the above option.

This is because if you have a PC that has Windows 7 or 8.1, or even one bought with these and later upgraded to Windows 10, you probably won’t have the correct specs to upgrade to Windows 11, the consumer champion has outlined.

How important are Windows security updates? Tech expert explains

With this in mind, Scott Bordoni, chief operations officer at Sync has explained the importance of having up to date security updates, and what you can do if you can’t upgrade to Windows 11 straight away.

Scott warned: “Security updates are one of the most important protections any computer has.

“They fix vulnerabilities that cybercriminals actively look for.

“Once those updates stop arriving, devices gradually become easier targets for malware, scams and data theft.

“When support for Windows 10 ends, computers won’t suddenly stop working.

“But over time they will become more exposed to new security risks because newly discovered weaknesses will no longer be patched.”

What to do before Windows 10 ends to avoid becoming a ‘target’ for scams

Scott continued: “For users who can, upgrading to a supported operating system is the best step.

“Many devices are eligible for Windows 11, which continues to receive regular security updates and protections.

If you have a PC that has Windows 7 or 8.1, the Windows 11 upgrade might not be possible (Image: hadrian-ifeelstock/Getty)

“If upgrading isn’t possible straight away, there are still sensible steps people can take to reduce risk.

“Make sure antivirus software is active and up to date, keep browsers and apps updated, and be cautious with emails, downloads or links from unknown sources.

“It’s also worth reviewing how the device is used.

“Avoid storing sensitive information unnecessarily, keep regular backups of important files, and use strong, unique passwords wherever possible.”

The tech expert concluded: “The key thing is awareness.

“Your computer won’t suddenly become unsafe overnight, but the longer unsupported systems stay in use, the more important it becomes to manage security carefully.

“Moments like this often prompt organisations to review the wider security model of the devices they use.

“Many are increasingly considering platforms designed with security built in from the ground up, such as macOS, which includes features like hardware-level protection, secure boot and regular system-wide updates.”

Can I upgrade from Windows 10 to 11 for free? How to get

If you currently have Windows 10 and your device is eligible to upgrade to Windows 11 for free, this is how you can get the newer software with the most up to date security:

• Firstly, check your laptop or computer can get Windows 11 by using this Which? tool
• Right-click the Start (Windows) button, or press the Windows key on your keyboard
• Choose Update & Security > Windows Update
• Follow the on-screen instructions

Additionally, if you’re not sure which version of Windows you’re running, you can check by:

• Right-click the Start (Windows) button on your screen, or press the Windows key on your keyboard
• Select Settings > System > About
• Navigate to Windows specifications for more details

Did you know support for Windows 10 was ending this year? Let us know if you have a device that will be affected in the comments below.