Arsenal help deliver 15 tonnes of emergency supplies including 30,000 free meals

Susanna Reid, 49, opened up on being terrified of Gordon Ramsay in an episode of Celebrity Gogglebox, as she relaxed on the couch with friend Judge Rinder on last night's instalment.The admission came as celebrities watched Gordon Ramsay's 24 Hours to Hell and Back, which showed the culinary star travelling across the U.S.Susanna admitted: "He is Gordon Ramsay, and I'm slightly scared."Judge Rinder quizzed: "Why are you scared of him?"The GMB host responded: "He's such a shouter, isn't he."Footage of Gordon engaged in a tense exchange of words then played on their screen.Susanna exclaimed: "See, shouty shouty!!!"In comparison, Love Island host Laura Whitmore called Gordon "unconventionally handsome"Boyfriend Ian Stirling, who up until that

Arsenal in a behind closed doors north London derby on Sunday with Arteta hailing his experienced opponent as a “world-class” manager this week. Mourinho has now responded to his praise - and revealed he has started calling Arteta ‘Mister’ since he moved into coaching, first as Pep Guardiola's assistant at Manchester City and now as Gunners boss.

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A prison officer has been given a suspended sentence after striking up a romance with an inmate she became "infatuated" with.

Arsenal only if no other interested clubs make an official approach.The Gunners star striker has left than a year remaining on his current deal leaving the club in a familiar position of either having to sell their best player or risk losing him for nothing.Negotiations over a new deal have reached a stalemate with Aubameyang reportedly demanding a three-year deal worth £250,000-per-week.The 31-year-old has been strongly linked with a transfer to either Barcelona, Chelsea or Real Madrid for a price as low as £20m.Boss Mikel Arteta recently urged Arsenal chiefs not to cash in on their prized asset, as he is hopeful terms can be reached with the club captain.But according to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano, the former Borussia Dortmund star

Serge Aurier has insisted it does not matter how Tottenham play in the north London derby - just as long as they win.

Chelsea have been rocked by news that they have been overtaken by Manchester United in their bid to sign Leicester left-back Ben Chilwell.Blues boss Frank Lampard was convinced that Chilwell would be his next Stamford Bridge recruit as the next stage of a spending spree that has already seen £80m pair Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech arrive.But according to The Sun, Man Utd have prioritised signing the England international as an upgrade on Luke Shaw.Chelsea will have to go back to the drawing board and are clearing the decks for more big-name reinforcements.They are hopeful of selling left-back Emerson Palmieri to Inter Milan in a £15m deal to raise funds for a new left-back.Some of the alternatives that have entered the Stamford Bridge radar

A murderer who told staff he never wanted to enjoy his freedom again died in prison.

Liverpool, the newly-crowned Premier League champions, are a model club for the intelligent recruitment of players, but it wasn’t always that way.

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Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.Larkhall and District Volunteer Group are delighted to be helping key workers from the NHS Distribution Centre in Larkhall get to work.From May LDVG volunteers have been collecting staff to help them make it to work on time.Sandra McCrory, charity manager said: “We understand how difficult it is for key workers who don’t drive to get to their places of work right now.“We are delighted that our drivers are able to help during this difficult time and are happy to be assisting the NHS.“ We are so grateful to our volunteers who are covering the two different shift patterns – one starting at 6am and one finishing at 10pm.“Throughout the COVID-19 lockdown, LDVG have been

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A Glasgow businessman has swapped his annual donation of panto tickets to food vouchers for service users of Hamilton-based charity Blameless.For the past five years Bill Roddie, managing director of Glasgow-based family-owned business Spectrum Properties, has funded an annual trip to the pantomime for up to 100 vulnerable youngsters and their families.But, with no sign of pantomimes being performed any time soon, the big-hearted businessman has instead donated £1500 in Aldi food vouchers to the youngsters’ parents, guardians, and carers of Blameless.The charity supports and provides fun times, happy memories, and a vision of hope for the children and families of

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Do your mouldy carrots make you feel like a right cabbage? Are you worried your wilting watercress will see you ill spoken of in the village?

Arsenal are reportedly being lined up for next month's Community Shield - even if they lose next weekend's FA Cup semi-final to Manchester City.

Arsenal escape but has reportedly told pals he will only sign for clubs in either Turkey or the USA.The German international has just a year remaining on his £350,000-per-week contract and there has been no indication of a fresh deal.The 31-year-old has struggled for game time under Mikel Arteta and the Gunners would love him to leave this summer to free up the wage bill.But Ozil insists he has no intention of leaving the Emirates until his contract is up next summer.He will be allowed to open talks with other clubs from next January but it is being reported that the midfielder is being picky about where he wants to end up.According to The Sun, Ozil has his sights set on a switch to either Turkey or America, which are the only two places he

household skills.Half don’t know how to use a washing machine and can’t iron a shirt, a new survey reveals.Less than half can wire a plug, falling to one in five for 16-24 year-olds, while just two in five younger folk can change a lightbulb.Seven in 10 of all ages don’t know how to change a tyre but six in 10 know how to create a social media account and set up a smart phone.The survey, from financial giant Aviva found the gulf between tech tasks and practical chores is widening, especially for younger people who are instead sharing their techie knowhow with parents.One in five under-25s have shown them to use hashtags, a third how to post updates on social media accounts and almost one in three have taken pity on their elders and shown

The scale of Covid-19's impact on Emirates has been revealed for the first time with the carrier's president saying they will "probably" have to cut up to 9,000 jobs.

Arsenal continue to find their name on the back pages when it comes to players leaving north London and exciting names making their way over from abroad.

Mikel Arteta wants Arsenal to tie Shkodran Mustafi down to a new contract.

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