News about Neil Murray

JK Rowling, a muggle, expressed her love for the Bravehearts on Saturday, assisting them in their victory over England in the Calcutta Cup with her husband Neil Murray, who was sporting a kilt in the family tartan. The Scots defeated Auld Enemy 30-21 for their fourth victory in a row against their southern neighbors. The couple entertained nearly 70,000 people at Murrayfield for a thrilling match. Ms Rowling donned a long black jacket as they braved Edinburgh's chill for the thrilling Six Nations match, where the face value of the most expensive tickets was £162.75. Despite being English, Harry Potter author 58 has lived in Scotland since the 1990s and started following the national team after marrying Dr Murray, 52, in 2001.

JK Rowling, the world's most popular and wealthy writer, has made a name for herself. However, few will know of another, much darker chapter in the story of the boy wizard that took place in Porto, Portugal. Rowling, then called plain Joanne, fled an abusive, short-lived marriage to Portuguese journalism student Jorge Arantes, who kept secretly snatched both her precious manuscript and their baby girl Jessica, who had literally snatched from his arms.

A final vote in Scotland on controversial gender changes that was set to take place this evening has been postponed until Thursday. MSPs were set to vote on the Gender Recognition Reform Bill today, but the election will now take place tomorrow, according to the time taken to consider amendments (top right). The bill will make it easier for trans people to obtain a gender recognition certificate, and it is likely to pass during a final vote. Though Joanna Cherry (left) has said that SNP representatives in Westminster and Holyrood are'scared to speak out' on gender issues, she said.

In the Scottish Parliament last night, there were cries of "shame on you" as MSPs voted to encourage rapists and violent sex predators to self-identify as women in Nicola Sturgeon's gender reforms. During the crunch vote last night, a proposal to prohibit one of the bill's most controversial parts by including a provision requiring those on the sex offenders' registry that do not obtain a gender recognition certificate (GRC). After the result was announced before being ejected from the building, protesters protested "no democracy here" in the public gallery. After the majority of SNP and Green MSPs rejected the bill, another important attempt to prohibit attempts to lower the legal age for applying for a GRC from 18 to 16, it resulted in clashes between Nationalist MSPs.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: In the classic song A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square, the grandeur and romance of Mayfair were immortalized. But, I fear, the nightingale will be drowned out by howls of outrage - as well as allegations of 'abhorrent behaviour' - emerging from the square's north-eastern corner. Plans to extend the Guinea Grill pub and restaurant into a neighboring building in Bruton Place, which leads to Bruton Street, where the late Queen Elizabeth was born at the home of her maternal grandparents.

Kai, the 20-year-old protester who interrupted Stefanos Tsitsipas and Schwartzman's second set of a men's singles match, is a member of the End UK Private Jets party, which claims that 2022 were 'carbon emissions were genocide.' As the flames licked his arm (main), he lit himself on fire and screamed, but it didn't appear to hurt him. As he waited on the tennis court, security rushed over to grab him, eventually pulling him away, he rubbed his arm to put the fire out. Roger Federer (inset) of tennis legend Roger Federer (inset) is set to play his last match of his legendary career at the Laver Cup in London later today. Andy Murray, Rafa Nadal, and Novak Djokovic all competed in a doubles match at the tournament on yesterday. As the climate activist set his right arm alight in the court to oppose the use of private jets in the United Kingdom, novelist JK Rowling, model Jodie Kidd, and rugby ace Chris Robshaw (also photographed, Rowling with her husband and Chris Robshaw, in the middle of the court, right) all looked on in astonish as the climate campaigner set his right arm alight. Rowling, who is often seen at Wimbledon, was also seated alongside her husband of more than 20 years, Neil Murray, a Scottish doctor.

On day one of the Laver Cup at The O2 Arena in London on Friday, JK Rowling appeared deep in concentration as she moved forward. At the festival, the author, 57, sat in the crowd where Roger Federer will appear in his farewell doubles match on Friday evening. When she arrived alongside the massive silver cup with her husband Neil Murray, 51, she was seen wearing a black coat and mauve jumper.

If it wasn't for recent events, J.K. Rowling (pictured) and Joanne Harris might have remarked on the surprising amount of common ground they have shared in the aftermath of last week's sickening knife assault on fellow author Sir Salman Rushdie.