Tributes have been paid to three members of the same family killed in the Glasgow bin lorry disaster. 

Here’s our spoiler-free guide to what you should watch on the box tonight.

BETWEEN forkfuls of salad in a New York restaurant, TV presenter Dawn O’Porter, 35, is remembering the 2011 Baftas.

Julie McCarthy produced a sensational homeward half performance in her second round at the Scottish Girls U16 Championship at Strathmore yesterday to storm to the title and fire an early- season warning to her rivals.

It may be nearly five years since Pádraig Harrington last won a Major, but his reception yesterday in the local McDonald’s in Inverness indicated he had lost none of his popularity.

President Obama is in Fermanagh for the G8 summit this Monday, offering the Lough Erne Resort a priceless moment in the spotlight, writes Pól Ó Conghaile.

ENGLAND’S Laura Davies sought a football analogy to describe Europe’s challenge against the USA in this week’s Solheim Cup.

GRAEME McDOWELL has pointed out another potential problem for Rory McIlroy when he returns to action at the British Open next week.

PÁDRAIG HARRINGTON believes a return to links golf in the Scottish Highlands this week will provide the ideal preparation for his bid to capture a third British Open in five years later this month.

Colin Montgomerie believes it would have been in Rory McIlroy’s best interest to play an event before next week’s Open at Sandwich.

An explosion in a remote forest area of Scotland was being investigated by counter-terrorism officers today.

THE statistics make for impressive reading.

GRAEME McDOWELL will convene his think tank next week in the Caribbean to thrash out his playing schedule for 2011.

Two years ago, Graeme McDowell made his Ryder Cup debut worrying about getting out on the course before Sunday’s singles matches.

Edoardo Molinari won a dramatic Johnnie Walker Championship with three closing birdies at Gleneagles today – and then an hour later was jumping with joy again when he learnt that it had earned him a Ryder Cup wild card.

Europe Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie has named Padraig Harrington, Luke Donald and Edoardo Molinari as his three wild card picks to face America at Celtic Manor on October 1-3.

Former Ryder Cup captain Sam Torrance believes Colin Montgomerie should pick Padraig Harrington, Paul Casey and Luke Donald as his wild-card selections this evening for the match against the United States at Celtic Manor.

LATER this evening, Colin Montgomerie and his three Ryder Cup vice captains, Paul McGinley, Thomas Bjorn and Darren Clarke, will sit down to dinner in Monty’s luxurious home five miles from Gleneagles.

EDOARDO MOLINARI is the favourite among those European Tour members who believe at least one of their number should be among Colin Montgomerie’s “wild card” picks for Europe’s Ryder Cup team.

When Phil Mickelson crashed to a closing 78 in Akron on Sunday the suspicion grew that trying to replace Tiger Woods as world number one was taking its toll.

World number two Phil Mickelson revealed today that he is suffering from psoriatic arthritis.

NOBODY was as surprised as Shane Lowry when he shot 62 in the second round of the 2009 3 Irish Open on the way to a sensational victory at Baltray.

Padraig Harrington admitted today he would be “gutted absolutely” and “devastated” if he was not part of Europe’s team at the Ryder Cup in October.

TWO years after crashing out of the British Open at Royal Birkdale with rounds of 80 and 89 John Daly lit up St Andrews yesterday with more than just his trousers.

IF Graeme McDowell scanned the bookmakers odds for this week’s British Open, he would have been slightly taken aback at being quoted at 30-1 compared to his young friend Rory McIlroy, who is second favourite at half those odds.

PHIL MICKELSON took the opportunity to quiz Nick Faldo at the Home of Golf yesterday.

SHANE LOWRY cannot conceal the excitement ahead of his first Major championship this week.

A WEEK may be a long time in politics but for Darren Clarke the last seven days have been among the sweetest of his career despite his failure to win the Scottish Open at Loch Lomond.

EDOARDO MOLINARI is into the world’s top 20 for the first time thanks to his Barclays Scottish Open victory.

DARREN CLARKE’S attempts to end a two-year winless drought finished with a St Andrews ‘consolation prize’ after letting slip victory in the Barclays Scottish Open.

Italian Edoardo Molinari joined his brother Francesco as a European Tour winner today – and with it sets up the real possibility of them both making their Ryder Cup debuts in October.

Graeme McDowell missed the chance to move into the world’s top 10 for the first time at Loch Lomond today.

Italian Edoardo Molinari led Northern Ireland’s Darren Clarke by three with nine holes to play in the Barclays Scottish Open at Loch Lomond.

Strong winds and heavy rain made Loch Lomond a fearsome test when the final round of the Barclays Scottish Open began today.

Darren Clarke is still looking good to claim the last-but-one place in the Open Championship at St Andrews next week.

Darren Clarke was just holding off a charging Edoardo Molinari as the Barclays Scottish Open third round reached its midway point at Loch Lomond today.

Phil Mickelson’s missed cut in the Barclays Scottish Open has left him needing a top-four finish in The Open to have any chance of replacing Tiger Woods as world number one.

Phil Mickelson is not where he wanted or planned to be this weekend and he is not going to end it as world number one either, but history suggests that St Andrews could be the best place for him.

Darren Clarke could find himself caught up in a family battle as he tries to defend a three-stroke halfway lead at the Barclays Scottish Open today and tomorrow.

NEW US Open champion Graeme McDowell has promised countryman Darren Clarke a contest despite trailing 10 shots behind Clarke heading to the closing two rounds of the Barclay’s Scottish Open.

Darren Clarke turned in another brilliant performance in foul weather at Loch Lomond today and is in command of the Barclays Scottish Open at the halfway stage.

Darren Clarke, no stranger to playing well in bad weather, did it again at Loch Lomond today and stood four clear of the field after a superb second-round 67 in the Barclays Scottish Open.

Darren Clarke consolidated his lead at the rain-soaked Scottish Open in Loch Lomond today, sparking memories of his 2006 Ryder Cup heroics in similar sodden conditions.

Ireland's Darren Clarke was joined on the top of the leaderboard by compatriot Damien McGrane as the Scottish Open resumed this morning at a wet Loch Lomond.