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Glasgow Times
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
The Corset Club in Glasgow city centre wins top award
The Corset Club, based in the city centre, won Venue of the Year at the Proud Scotland Awards - which celebrates those who champion diversity and inclusion throughout Scotland. READ NEXT: Football club attended by Premier League star says pitch costs have 'easily doubled' The prestigious accolade recognises excellence in guest experience, entertainment, and community impact. (Image: Image provided by The Corset Club) Callum Raymond Young, director of The Corset Club, said: "This award is a true honour — it recognises everything we stand for. We simply couldn't have achieved this without our incredible team. "Every person involved puts so much passion into what we do. This win is for them, and for the performers and creatives who continue to support and inspire us. "The best is yet to come." READ NEXT: Major American pop star coming to OVO Hydro in Glasgow The cocktail lounge and show bar took over the former Jacobean Corsetry building on Virginia Street in 2024. The popular spot runs drag events alongside cabaret, karaoke and quiz nights. For more information about The Corset Club, visit
The Irish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Love Island's Tyrique Hyde makes shock marriage confession as ex Ella Thomas moves on with Lloyd Jones
LOVE Island's Tyrique Hyde has stunned with a shock marriage confession - admitting he's finally ready to settle down. It comes just weeks after his ex Advertisement 4 Love Island's Tyrique Hyde has made a shock marriage confession Credit: Instagram 4 His ex Ella Thomas is dating footballer Lloyd Jones Credit: Charlton Athletic During a recent gaming livestream, reality star But in a rare moment of candid honesty, he revealed: 'No, I'm ready.' 'For what exactly?' asked influencer Destini Dolor, prompting Tyrique to clarify: 'Marriage, kids.' When quizzed further on what marriage meant to him, he gave the blunt response: 'Piece of paper." Advertisement read more on Tyrique Hyde Destini quickly pushed back, saying: 'Wow, okay, that's not what I mean by marriage.' While Tyrique is thought to be single, Ella's found a new man in Earlier this month, The footy ace was seen collecting an award for Player of the Season, at his club Charlton Athletic. Advertisement Most read in Love Island He looked proud as he was pictured holding the cup, as well as going to collect it on the pitch. Then in a final photo at the end of the carousel of images, Lloyd posted a snap standing next to Ella. Love Island's Ella Thomas supports new footballer boyfriend after split with Tyrique Not long after The photo showed him smiling, but the subtitle of his audio read: "Nah, I'm very sad, trust me." Advertisement The She was spotted Lloyd has also had a taste of the reality dating scene, having appeared on US show Love Undercover on Peacock last year. It follows an elite group of international football stars who come to the United States on a secret quest for true love with their pick of 18 women, all of whom have no idea they were famous. Advertisement Prior to their split, After first splitting in November 2023, they called time on their relationship permanently in February 2024. However, their cordial break-up later turned sour, they've been A source at the time close to Ty and Ella told The Sun: "They have tried really hard but just been having constant arguments. Advertisement "At the end of day they want different things and it's too hard to make it work." 4 During a recent gaming livestream, Tyrique was caught off guard when asked about his relationship goals Credit: Instagram 4 Ella and Tyrique appeared on the 2023 series of Love Island Credit: Rex
Express Tribune
2 days ago
- Sport
- Express Tribune
Bahria wins Shuhada-e-Traffic Police Trophy
Winners and runner-up teams of Shuhada-e-Traffic Police Trophy basketball tournament are seen with Secretary Police Sports Board Muhammad Saeed along with Shahida Parveen Kiyani and Ghulam Mohammad Khan after the final. PHOTO: APP Bahria College Karsaz claimed a resounding victory in the final to lift the Shuhada-e-Traffic Police Trophy Girls Basketball Tournament on Thursday night after defeating Blastik Ballers by 25-15 at the International Abdul Nasir Basketball Court in Aram Bagh. Standout performances were seen by Saleha Noor (10 points), Dua Batool (8 points), and Raheema Irfan (7 points) led Bahria College to victory. For the runner-up team, Fatima Idrees scored 8 points, and Urooj added 7. Organized under the patronage of DIG Traffic Peer Muhammad Shah and hosted by Firdous Ittehad with support from the Karachi Basketball Association (KBBA), the tournament paid homage to the martyrs of the traffic police. The final match was witnessed by a large, enthusiastic crowd of basketball fans. In the awards ceremony following the match, Dua Batool was named Girl of the Tournament while Saleha Noor was declared Girl of the Final. Muhammad Saeed, Secretary of the Police Sports Board, graced the event as the chief guest and distributed trophies, medals, certificates, and cash prizes among the players. He praised the organizers and commended the players for their sportsmanship and skill, announcing that the tournament will now be held annually to continue honoring the legacy of traffic police martyrs. Also in attendance were Shahida Parveen Kiyani, President, Firdous Ittehad, Ghulam Muhammad Khan, Director Sports, Commissioner Karachi, Rotarian Sheikh Aqeel Ahmed. In his remarks, Ghulam Muhammad Khan extended special thanks to DIGP Peer Muhammad Shah for not only sponsoring the event but also contributing generous cash prizes and gifts for participants. He offered a heartfelt tribute to the fallen heroes of the traffic police. To conclude the ceremony, Shahida Parveen Kiyani presented a souvenir to Muhammad Saeed on behalf of Firdous Ittehad, in recognition of his continued support for youth sports and the legacy of public service.
The Sun
2 days ago
- Sport
- The Sun
FAM Perkukuh Hubungan FA dan Kelab Demi Bola Sepak Sihat
THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF MALAYSIA (FAM) has stressed that ties between state football associations (FAs) and football clubs (FCs) have never been severed, but instead continue to be strengthened through a more holistic approach to ensure healthier development of football at the state level. FAM president Datuk Mohd Joehari Mohd Ayub said the perception that FAs and FCs operate separately is inaccurate, as most clubs are still owned by the respective FAs, and working relationships remain intact. 'It is sometimes just assumptions made on the ground due to current issues, especially with salary problems. People tend to think there's no working relationship between the FA and FC. 'But that's not true. In reality, most FCs are still under the ownership of FAs, so FAs remain responsible for the well-being of these clubs,' he said after a meeting with top leadership of FAs and FCs at Wisma FAM yesterday. On the engagement session, Joehari expressed confidence that FAM's new approach has been positively received by all stakeholders involved. 'Very good. It has always been positive. That's why, as president, my new approach will involve more frequent meetings between FAs and FCs. 'We ourselves will go down to every state to meet and have dialogues with all of them regularly,' he added. He also said that FAM and the Malaysia Football League (MFL) will continue to work closely and take a more aggressive approach to ensure that club management is carried out in a more structured and responsible manner. 'That's why we're having this meeting today, to ensure the involvement of both FAs and FCs. Together, they can combine efforts to make state football healthier. That is one of the key methods we will employ,' he said. In a separate development, Mohd Joehari praised the outstanding performance of national young talent Muhammad Ubaidullah Shamsul Fazili, who impressed in Malaysia's friendly match against Cape Verde on Tuesday (May 29), proving that local players possess the quality to compete at the international level. 'Ubaidullah was named Man of the Match, which even he didn't expect, and neither did we. I believe the media is well aware of his development, which began during the national project squad when I was the team manager. It's truly a proud moment,' he said. In the match held at the Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium in Cheras, Harimau Malaya displayed strong fighting spirit to hold Cape Verde, the world's 72nd-ranked team, to a 1-1 draw. Mohd Joehari also said that head coach Peter Cklamovski will soon make an announcement on the status of heritage player Rodrigo Holgado and whether he will be included in Malaysia's squad for the second Group F match of the 2027 Asian Cup Qualifiers against Vietnam on June 10 in Kuala Lumpur.
The Sun
2 days ago
- Sport
- The Sun
State football bodies, clubs working closely for growth
THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF MALAYSIA (FAM) has stressed that ties between state football associations (FAs) and football clubs (FCs) have never been severed, but instead continue to be strengthened through a more holistic approach to ensure healthier development of football at the state level. FAM president Datuk Mohd Joehari Mohd Ayub said the perception that FAs and FCs operate separately is inaccurate, as most clubs are still owned by the respective FAs, and working relationships remain intact. 'It is sometimes just assumptions made on the ground due to current issues, especially with salary problems. People tend to think there's no working relationship between the FA and FC. 'But that's not true. In reality, most FCs are still under the ownership of FAs, so FAs remain responsible for the well-being of these clubs,' he said after a meeting with top leadership of FAs and FCs at Wisma FAM yesterday. On the engagement session, Joehari expressed confidence that FAM's new approach has been positively received by all stakeholders involved. 'Very good. It has always been positive. That's why, as president, my new approach will involve more frequent meetings between FAs and FCs. 'We ourselves will go down to every state to meet and have dialogues with all of them regularly,' he added. He also said that FAM and the Malaysia Football League (MFL) will continue to work closely and take a more aggressive approach to ensure that club management is carried out in a more structured and responsible manner. 'That's why we're having this meeting today, to ensure the involvement of both FAs and FCs. Together, they can combine efforts to make state football healthier. That is one of the key methods we will employ,' he said. In a separate development, Mohd Joehari praised the outstanding performance of national young talent Muhammad Ubaidullah Shamsul Fazili, who impressed in Malaysia's friendly match against Cape Verde on Tuesday (May 29), proving that local players possess the quality to compete at the international level. 'Ubaidullah was named Man of the Match, which even he didn't expect, and neither did we. I believe the media is well aware of his development, which began during the national project squad when I was the team manager. It's truly a proud moment,' he said. In the match held at the Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium in Cheras, Harimau Malaya displayed strong fighting spirit to hold Cape Verde, the world's 72nd-ranked team, to a 1-1 draw. Mohd Joehari also said that head coach Peter Cklamovski will soon make an announcement on the status of heritage player Rodrigo Holgado and whether he will be included in Malaysia's squad for the second Group F match of the 2027 Asian Cup Qualifiers against Vietnam on June 10 in Kuala Lumpur.
