5 things we spotted at Celtic training as outcast winger remerges amid transfer talk while Reo Hatate returns

BBC Breakfast’s Nina Warhust returned to the red sofa once again this weekend, but the broadcaster confessed it hasn’t be as easy as it may seem to host the show solo while her co-host Jon Kay reports live from outside Westminster Palace.During Sunday’s instalment of the morning news programme, Jon Kay ditched the comfortable Salford studio for the streets of London ahead of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral on Monday (September 19).Meanwhile, the 41-year-old held down the fort at the BBC studios as she discussed the latest international news to hit the headlines in the last 24 hours.But it hasn’t always been plain sailing for the brunette beauty, after she confessed that she can’t wait to be reunited with her colleague in the studio as she continues to present the show solo for the fourth day in a row.After interviewing a slew of mourners queuing up to pay their respects to Her Majesty at Westminster Palace, the newsreader threw the show back to his colleague in the studio based in the heart of Manchester. And it appeared as though the hosts was grateful to be speaking to her colleague once again via video link despite the distance between them.

parents Jake Hammerton, 22, and partner Caitlin Knight, 20, were thrilled when they learned Caitlin was pregnant.The couple, from Deepcar, Sheffield, found out at their 22-week gender scan that they were having identical triplet boys - a 1 in 200 million case without IVF.READ MORE:'I regret what I named my son - it's unfair to give my other kids good names'The couple had even selected their unborn sons' names before Caitlin was rushed into hospital after going into labour on August 24.But when the littles ones arrived at 32 weeks the following morning, the parents learned they actually had identical triplet girls. Tiny Thea, Lily and Esmae (CORR) - originally called Theo, Luca and Jude - spent three weeks in separate cots undergoing required medical care, but on September 11 they were reunited for a cuddle for the first time since their birth.Now the little ones are doing well, and the parents hope to bring them home from the hospital in the coming weeks.Jake, who works as an electrical engineer, said: "The triplets didn't meet until last week because of all the machines monitoring them."When they met, we could tell they definitely knew each other.

Strictly's Ashley Roberts left fans a bit hot under the collar as she ditched her bra in a semi-sheer pink bodysuit. The Pussycat Doll, 41, looked incredible as she stepped out at London Fashion Week in the skintight off the shoulder playsuit.

Naked Attraction star Steven Barrett has admitted that having his penis mistakenly branded a "tiny todger" has encouraged other men with small penises to get in touch.After appearing twice on the Channel 4 dating show, gay porn star Steven decided on a stint on Send Nudes: Body SOS alongside Vogue Williams, worried that his penis size didn't live up to the size of others in the industry.On the show he considered various surgical options for penis enlargement – suspensory ligament release, which involves cutting the ligament attaching the penis to the pubic bone so it hangs lower, and injecting stomach fat into the penis.READ MORE: Naked Attraction fans speechless as contestant parades massive ‘porn star’ penisBut around the same time, reports emerged that Steven's erect penis length was just four inches, which he says isn't true. "Going into the porn industry, I feel inadequate and smaller compared to other porn stars.

Susanna Reid has been replaced on Sunday's instalment of Good Morning Britain.The brunette broadcaster has been quite a constant presence on the ITV show in recent days, as coverage of the Queen's death and the queue to see the late monarch lying in state continues.But she got to have a break - and probably a much-needed lie in - on Sunday.READ MORE: GMB's Susanna Reid fights back tears as she recalls 'moment we needed Queen most'Like many daytime shows, GMB has been through some changes after the Queen passed away, and this weekend it returned for an episode on Sunday.However, instead of Susanna, Kate Garraway was presenting the special show with Adil Ray.Susanna's day off comes after an emotional week in which she queued for more than seven hours for the Queen's lying in state.The TV star, 51, lined up along with her mum to pay her respects at Westminster Hall.She tweeted several times about what it was like, sharing her tips with the queue with her followers.Susanna's advice included taking along loo roll and making sure to wear comfortable shoes to make pounding the pavements for hours a little easier on the feet.She advised: "The first part of the queue is for wristbands. Ours were given out at Tower Bridge about an hour after we began queuing.

FIFA songs of all time with John Newman, Billie Eilish and Imagine Dragons also securing sports in the top 10. A by-product of the best-selling sporting games franchise has been their ever popular soundtracks which have introduced up-and-coming music as well as given a new lease of life to tried and tested anthems.

Mia Khalifa bid farewell to the UK with a smoke on her Mayfair balcony, saying that her London sojourn had been an "exhale of pride and success".The 29-year-old had sampled the capital's gastronomic centres, shopped in Selfridges and even posed with the city's iconic red phoneboxes.And leaving it all behind, for now, she wrote on her Instagram: "What a way to end this trip...

Celtic have no fresh injury concerns following their Champions League draw against Shakhtar Donetsk on Wednesday.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has updated online guidance for people claiming Tax Credits who think they qualified for the first part of the £650 means-tested cost of living payment, but have not received any money.

A Wishaw father collapsed at the end of a gruelling open water charity swim which lasted more than 30 hours.

Stephen Robinson believes Ange Postecoglou has got Celtic playing faster than ever before - with even their ball boys working at breakneck speed.

ECAM alum, she participated in this year’s Incubator, Madrid’s prestigious development program that catapults emergent Spanish talent. Spain’s Goya Award-Winning director Enrique Urbizu (“No Rest For The Wicked”) acted as mentor, and with that helpful nudge, Tara finalized a version of the script she’s happy to advance.

th ECAM Madrid Film School’s Incubator, a six-month producer mentorship initiative, “Macramé” explores the politics of sex in the story of a bourgeoise 70-year-old woman with a passion for macramé.  Her life shifts radically when her 64-year-old Ecuadorian housekeeper makes her feel the knots in her skin, sparking a mutual exploration of the Japanese art of erotic bondage. The Spanish romantic drama is written and directed by Barbara Magdalena and produced by Iván Luis and Andrea Jaurrieta of Lasai Producciones.

Holly Jones On the heels of a world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival and ahead of its bow in New Directors competition at San Sebastian, BFF, who heads international sales, has given Variety exclusive access to the trailer for Nicaraguan director Laura Baumeister’s debut feature, “Daughter of Rage.” The film follows 11-year-old María and her mother, Lilibeth, who navigate poverty by collecting and repurposing refuse from the local landfill. A look at stifling generational debt passed on in communities that work hard to stay afloat, the film also tackles precocious familial bonds, abandonment, and the salvation of an imagination that allows the protagonist to cope with uncertainty. 

The Queen Consort is to pay a televised tribute to the late Queen, recalling her “wonderful blue eyes” and saying: “I will always remember her smile.” Camilla, in pre-recorded words, will speak of how Queen Elizabeth II carved out her own role for many years in the “difficult position” of being a “solitary woman” in a male-dominated world. “I can’t remember anyone except the Queen being there,” the Queen Consort will add, being among the majority of the nation for whom, until now, the Queen was the only British monarch they had ever known or could recall.The Queen Consort’s tribute to her mother-in-law is set to be aired on Sunday – the eve of the Queen’s state funeral – on the BBC, shortly before the national minute’s silence at 8pm.

A royal expert has told how The Queen was the “nation’s grandmother”. Speaking exclusively to OK! following The Queen's passing at the age of 96 and 70 years on the throne, Duncan Larcombe told us how he thinks the monarch will be remembered. He says: “Families across Britain are together, sharing stories of the Queen.

The last full week of the transfer window is upon as as deadline day appears on the horizon.

Robbie Neilson fears the Old Firm’s financial clout may always prove too rich for Premiership clubs to rival.

It is hard to believe that we are reaching the fourth week of the season already. And this week Celtic welcome Hearts to Parkhead.