Atiku goes on trial at Inverness - Inverness Caledonian Thistle take Ghanaian midfielder Ibrahim Atiku on a week-long trial. Neilson nearing first-team return - Hearts full-back Robbie Neilson is closing in on a return to action following six injury-hit months. Ibrox development gains approval - Rangers' plan to develop the land around Ibrox Stadium is approved by Glasgow City Council. Falkirk pair return from injury - Bairns duo Dean Holden and Arnau Riera have come through a reserve match against St Mirren unscathed. Murray critical of fans' 'bile' - Rangers chairman Sir David Murray hits out at website comments by some of his own club's fans. Mulgrew red card appeal dismissed - The Scottish FA upholds referee Mike McCurry's decision to send off Aberdeen's Charlie Mulgrew against Hibernian. McCarthy rebuffs Scots approach - Hamilton Academical midfielder James McCarthy tells the SFA he will not switch allegiance from the Republic of Ireland. Paatelainen leaves Caley Thistle - Inverness Caley Thistle agree to terminate the contract of injury-hit striker Markus Paatelainen. Riordan pledges to the Hibs crest - Derek Riordan says the Hibernian crest is the only badge he'll ever kiss following his gesture after scoring against Aberdeen in the SPL. Old Firm moved to early kick-off - December's Scottish Premier League match between Rangers and Celtic now has a 1230GMT kick-off as other fixtures are moved. Second charge over Lennon attack - A second man appears in court charged with attacking Celtic coach Neil Lennon in Glasgow's west end. Smith hopeful of Miller recovery - Rangers' Walter Smith says Kenny Miller should be fit to face Dundee United after withdrawing from the Scotland squad. Charity seals deal with Rangers - Rangers Football Club is to raise money for children in India in a partnership with international charity Unicef. Monday's gossip column - Blackburn chase teenage duo, plus other rumours. Football podcast - Subscribe to the Scottish football podcast or download the latest edition