Ange Postecoglou warns Celtic won't be bowed despite decisions but swerves VAR chat that does them 'no favours'

Kolo Toure is reportedly set to become the new manager of English Championship side Wigan Athletic - with the former Celtic icon having learned from Brendan Rodgers whilst on the books at Parkhead.

Studio figured out long ago that remaking John Carpenter‘s filmography is a lot easier than coming up with original ideas. Take David Gordon Green‘s latest take on the “Halloween” franchise, for example.

River City fans have been left in stitches as producers shared some of the stars' most hilarious bloopers while filming.

A chilling interactive map shows the effects of the climate crisis on rising sea levels - and reveals that parts of Scotland could be submerged within the next 80 years.

After more than a year and a half of development, eOne recently started shopping its Dungeons & Dragons live-action TV series. Shepherded by Red Notice filmmaker Rawson Marshall Thurber, it is based on Hasbro’s wildly popular fantasy role-playing game franchise.

Police are appealing for help from the public to find a man who hasn’t been seen by his family since August.

Keeping it real. Andy Cohen doesn’t think Jen Shah will return for season 4 of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City — because of one major potential obstacle.

There will be plenty of folk who think this trip Down Under is just a jolly for us hacks, writes Michael Gannon in Sydney . Mrs G is apparently one of them.

An amber weather warning for heavy rain in place for Scotland is causing disruption with flooding across some roads.

I'M a Celebrity fans have hit out at Matt Hancock and branded him "entitled" after he won the beach BBQ. Former Health Secretary Matt, 44, landed the treat with Sue Cleaver and Jill Scott after the latest trial.

Robin Hack has opened the door for a January move to Celtic after admitting he would be willing to listen to offers for him.

Steph McGovern admits she 'starved' herself while on BBC Breakfast"And then you come back to a big city and get held up at gunpoint and then you think, yep people are way more frightening than animals could ever be."During the earlier stages of his career, Steve said such an encounter happened "multiple times".He explained further: "Things were much more edgy, we worked in very very small crews, a lot of what I did, I was just filming myself, there wasn't even a camera operator there."And then for the next four or five years, it tended to be just myself and the camera and we got into all sorts of scrapes, things that you just wouldn't let happen now, this was late 90s, early 2000s."We were perhaps a little bit more relaxed about our risk assessments than what we should've been."Thankfully, Steve said such a dangerous moment hasn't happened in a long time.The presenter is best known for fronting the CBBC show Deadly 60.For the upcoming series, he said "people are not going to believe" what their next plan is.He revealed: "We are taking a whole bunch of kids from the UK out to a shark sanctuary in the Caribbean, teaching them how to Scuba dive, free dive and then teaching them how to dive with sharks, which will be the inevitable conclusion for the series."The presenter said the experience will "probably be the most ambitious and frightening thing I've ever done" but admitted he was "super excited".Meanwhile, Steve is backing Monolopy's latest campaign in a bid to educate children about the many wonders of the world.The partnership comes in response to new research by Monopoly that has found 2.3 million British children are unable to name more than 10 countries, resulting in them knowing more about virtual worlds and

Ethan Erhahon firmly believes reducing the Old Firm’s ticket allocation in Paisley is paying off in points.

Ian McCall admits injuries are sinking his ship at Partick Thistle - just like what he's seeing across the city at Rangers.

Out of favour Tom Rogic has been hailed for his reaction to being left out of the Australia squad for Qatar - with manager Carlos Corberan applauding his "very good attitude."

Former Hibs boss Alan Stubbs has warned his old club they risk turning into the Watford of the Scottish game if they sack under-fire Lee Johnson.

With his highly-anticipated return to Blues Clues with the new Paramount Plus movie Blue's Big City Adventures, Steve Burns is opening up about his depression on the original series.Burns, 49, was plucked from obscurity to host the beloved Nickelodeon series, which debuted in 1996, before he left after 100 episodes in 2001.The actor opened up about how depressed he really was while filming the show, in a new interview with Variety.  Opening up: With his highly-anticipated return to Blues Clues with the new Paramount Plus movie Blue's Big City Adventures, Steve Burns is opening up about his depression on the original series Host: Burns, 49, was plucked from obscurity to host the beloved Nickelodeon series, which debuted in 1996, before he left after 100 episodes in 2001Burns landed the gig when he was just 22, having moved to New York City to try to be a 'serious' actor.'But I gotta say, even at the first audition, there was a thing that I loved: this idea of talking to the camera, like a Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton thing,' he said.  'I thought the interactivity was really breakthrough. I used to call it ‘The Rocky Horror Children’s Show.’ But yeah, the persona was not what any 22-year-old dude would have wanted,' Burns admitted.

Ashton Kutcher is just 11 day removed from running his first marathon, the New York City Marathon, which happens to be among the biggest in the world: 26.2 miles alongside more than 47,000 other participants.Likely still recuperating after the arduous endeavor, the actor and entrepreneur seemed to be enjoying a simple day of running errands with his wife Mila Kunis on Thursday.In a curious move, Kutcher appeared to be wearing the same Boy Scout of America uniform that he donned for a Halloween party just over two weeks ago. The Scout returns: Ashton Kutcher, 44, appeared to dress back up in his Halloween costume, a Boys Scouts Of America uniform, for an errand run with wife Mila Kunis on thursdayKutcher, 44, was spotted decked out in the ensemble that consisted of a red cap with the yellow fleur-de-lis symbol for the youth organization founded in 1910 along with a tan shirt with a red BSA logo.He complete his scout look with military green pants cinched with a black belt and matching green boots.  Unlike he did for the Halloween party, the That 70s Show alum covered up with a black windbreaker-style jacketWhile making their way from one destination to the next on foot, Kutcher held on tight to a plastic bag that was full of some unknown items.

Channing Tatum has been cast in a new spy thriller after starring earlier this year in the adventure comedy The Lost City that was a hit at the box office.The 42-year-old actor will star in the spy film Red Shirt based on an original pitch from Simon Kinberg with David Leitch directing, according to an article on Thursday by Deadline.Tatum also will be serving as a producer through his production company Free Association, while Leitch and Kelly McCormick will be producing under their 87 North production company and Kinberg producing through his Genre Films company. Spy film: Channing Tatum, shown in March in London, has been cast in a new spy thriller after starring earlier this year in the adventure comedy The Lost City that was a hit at the box officeThe film package already has received offers from several studios.Tatum starred with Sandra Bullock, 58, in The Lost City that has earned more than $190 million at the worldwide box office since its release in March by Paramount Pictures.