Ally McCoist recalls bizarre Rangers Christmas night out scene as Stormtrooper and Roman centurion visit Glasgow Chinese restaurant

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A pal of Prince Andrew who could be crucial to the royal’s lawsuit with rape accuser Virginia Giuffre has been tracked down.

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The sister of a Lanarkshire man who is battling cancer for the fourth time has told how a rare reaction to chemotherapy has left him with a life-changing brain injury.

Strictly Come Dancing stars Rose Ayling-Ellis and Giovanni Pernice took to social media to mark a special achievement as they wrap up the last few days of the Strictly tour. The dancing duo picked up the Timeline Moment of the Year gong at Thursday night's Broadcast Awards, in honour of their stunning performance to Clean Bandit and Zara Larsson's single To Symphony on Strictly's latest series.The nationwide Strictly tour meant that neither Rose or Giovanni could attend the event, but both took to Instagram on Friday to react, reports the Express.In view of his 799,000 followers, the pro dancer Giovanni wrote: "Another incredible achievement for us @rose.a.e and our amazing @bbcstrictly family!!"We love you."Meanwhile, Rose expressed her gratitude on her Instagram Story."Thank you!!!" she penned."This is so exciting."The former EastEnders actress took home the Glitterball Trophy back in December after beating Bake Off star John Whaite in December's exciting final.And by January 20, Giovanni and Rose were reunited when the Strictly tour commenced with its first set of shows at the Utilita Arena in Birmingham.At the time, the pair were snapped enjoying each other's company as they made their way out of the venue together.Giovanni kept his hand over Rose's shoulder while conversing with onlookers before exiting the building, while the TV star seemed in good spirits with a beaming smile on her face.Given their sizzling chemistry on Strictly, many fans assumed that the dancing duo were romantically involved with one another.But Rose is very much still in a relationship with her longtime boyfriend, Samuel Arnold, who she has been with for seven years.

Lea Michele was a vision in white as she stepped out to attend the Herve Leger fall '22 fashion show on Friday.The actress, 35, looked gorgeous in a sleeveless turtleneck midi-length dress and matching heels.Also seen out and about were Tayshia Adams, Joy Corrigan, and Melissa Gorga, who attended the Bronx and Banco presentation. Angelic: Lea Michele was a vision in white as she stepped out to attend the Herve Leger fall '22 fashion show on FridayThe Glee alum's outfit boasted a sheer bodice with panels covering the bosom.The mother-of-one topped it with a light shirt jacket that she wore off the shoulders.

Celtic players and fans alike are enjoying their moment after securing a historic quadruple Treble with their latest Scottish Cup Final triumph. Ex-Hoops striker turned pundit Chris Sutton is no different as he revelled in the moment - and couldn't resist a pop at former Rangers icon Ally McCoist.

Ally McCoist turned crooner on BT Sport as he belted out a Christmas classic. The Ibrox hero suffered a quick-fire quiz defeat to Chris Sutton on Scottish Football Extra and was required to complete a forfeit.

Premier League commentary for Amazon Prime has been a hit with supporters. The Rangers legend is no stranger to the punditry circuit but his laid back, affable style next to Jon Champion still seems to catch people off guard.

Rangers six years ago today.But whether he resigned – and he is adamant he didn’t – was placed on gardening leave or got his jotters, the fact is the former Ibrox manager can now look back on how he guided the club through the most turbulent time in its history with a mixture of 
bemusement and pride that it has finally come out the other end.A major trophy has yet to be won since the days, with McCoist at the helm, that financial catastrophe hit and a journey through the leagues began but there’s a sense it’s coming.And if and when it does under Steven Gerrard, nobody will be smiling brighter than the 58-year-old McCoist, who will be watching from a TV gantry but going through the same emotions as every Gers supporter in the country.“I

Rangers need fear no team in the Europa League after landing Royal Antwerp in the last 32. But he insisted the Ibrox board has to keep all their big hitters when the transfer window reopens next month to give Steven Gerrard the best possible chance of success at home and abroad.

Alfredo Morelos will discover on Tuesday if he will face more disciplinary action over his flashpoint with Dundee United stopper Mark Connolly. The Colombian was booked when he struck the Irishman in the face with his arm during his side's 2-1 win on Sunday.

Steven Gerrard has doubled down defence of Alfredo Morelos and insisted he didn’t deserve to be red carded for his elbow on Mark Connolly.The Colombian was booked after catching the Dundee United stopper during an aerial challenge in Rangers' 2-1 victory at Tannadice. Gers strike legend Ally McCoist branded the striker “crazy” for the 12th minute incident but Gerrard is adamant referee Steven McLean made the right decision to only show him a yellow card. And the Ibrox gaffer was delighted after James Tavernier’s stunning free kick - his 17th goal of a remarkable season - and Connor Goldson ’s header either side of Liam Smith’s strike for the Tangerines earned a hardfought three points. The Tayside victory made it 27 games unbeaten this

Alfredo Morelos should have been shown a red card for his elbow on Mark Connolly.The Ibrox side continued their relentless form with a 2-1 over Dundee United at Tannadice today to make it nine consecutive league wins.However, a flash-point in the game came in the first half with the Colombian striker being shown a yellow card by whistler Steven McLean for a high elbow in the face of United man Connolly.Pundits and former Rangers duo Ally McCoist and Kris Boyd both insisted Morelos should have been given his marching orders.However, Gerrard played down the incident in his post-match interview feeling McLean dealt with the incident correctly at the time.When asked if he breathed a sigh of relief over Morelos not being shown red, he told Sky

Alfredo Morelos after the Rangers star appeared to aim an elbow at Dundee United's Mark Connolly. The Ibrox star was booked by referee Steven McLean but McCoist insists the striker was lucky to escape a red.

Chris Sutton admits Rangers deserve nothing but praise for their Europa League exploits this season. However, the pundit is struggling to find the same level of enthusiasm for his former team despite their action-packed 3-2 win over Lille.

Alan Brazil has declared Rangers as Premiership champions already. The talkSPORT host left pal Ally McCoist reeling by confessing he reckons the title race is over.

Billy Gilmour’s prospects of a loan return to Rangers.The club legend is doubtful as to whether Chelsea would sanction a short-term stint up north for the former Ibrox youth.It's been stated that Steven Gerrard is keen to take the midfielder in January, with Blues boss Frank Lampard also open to the prospect.However, understands the 19-year-old won't be heading back to Scotland in the New Yea.And McCoist reckons Gilmour – who started Tuesday night’s Champions League clash with Krasnador – will get enough game-time at Chelsea to sustain his development.He told talkSPORT : “Listen, he’d certainly be involved with some very, very good players.“Rangers midfield....

Ally McCoist admits he was left clueless when his son messaged to tell him he was trending. The 58-year-old is is a relative social media newcomer but has earned rave reviews for his witty updates on Instagram in recent months.