Asylum-seekers 'left hungry' as Tory contractors provide 'degrading meals making them sick'

Brian Rice’s men, who had beaten Motherwell 3-0 in the New Year fixture at home, repeated the margin of victory and were well worth their Fir Park triumph.Goals from Bruce Anderson, Ross Callachan, Marios Ogkmpoe and David Moyo were more than enough to see off ‘Well, who had captain Stephen O’Donnell sent off after giving away a penalty that led to the second goal.A second half spot kick from Mark O’Hara gave Motherwell their first goal in three meetings with Accies this term but it’s still three straight derby wins for Rice’s team and this one was thoroughly merited.The visitors’ may have arrived at their Lanarkshire neighbours propping up the table but they were boosted by their battling point against Rangers in their previous outing.But

Caroline Framke Chief TV Critic“Stanley Tucci: Searching For Italy” opens with the actor striding down a bustling Naples street in a perfectly tailored summer suit, dodging Italians on Vespas and scanning the sidewalks for his next delicious meal.

The couple took to their Twitter page to discuss the new addition and confirm the new series date."Yay at last it’s arrived,” Julie told fans excitedly.“Bit of a s*****r really, look at it,” Tom added joking, as he turned his nose up.Julie then panned the camera around to show fans as she repeated the word “portaloo”.“It means we’re getting ready,” she added as her husband confirmed it was for “Covid safety” reasons.Dan Walker shuts down Piers Morgan with Antigua holiday taunt“Some Friday soon… see you in our living room and you’ll see us in ours,” he added.Julie captioned the post: “It's arrived!!! That means we are getting ready to start back soon!! See you on the 26th.”While many of the family’s 135,000 followers realised what it was

straight to your inboxManchester City received a major Premier League title boost as Liverpool lost their third successive match to Leicester City on Saturday lunchtime. Prior to the weekend's action, defending champions Liverpool sat 10 points behind City having played a game more.

A 'hero' teacher who has spent the last year delivering more than 10,000 meals to vulnerable children says this week has been his 'toughest' yet.

Premier League for Newcastle and Liverpool though was forced to retire in 2017 due to a persistent knee injury.He was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour in 2018, though was thankfully given the all-clear in 2019 after surgery.Though three years before that, in 2016, the former left-back was on a flight to Miami having left Liverpool.And it was then that he suffered a panic attack for the first time, finding it tough to breathe while in the air.“It was my first panic attack,” Enrique told the Mirror. “Imagine being on an eight-hour flight and you don’t know what is going on.

Simon Rimmer took to Twitter today to give Sunday Brunch viewers an update on tomorrow’s show.The programme, which he presents with co-host Tim Lovejoy, will not be on be screens at the usual time because of the cricket.Simon joked that they should rename the show Sunday Lunch as it will be on air at 11.45am instead of it’s regular early morning slot.Channel 4 will broadcast live coverage of day two of the second test between India and England in its place.“Just a heads up @SundayBrunchC4 is really #SundayLunch tomorrow,” the TV chef told his 271,000 followers this morning.“We’re on at 11.45 after the cricket @Channel4 - so your big decision is coffee or booze to watch with?” he added.Many took to the comments section to share their

Premier League matches and wearing Black Lives Matter on shirts is “degrading”.Stars in England’s top tier have taken the knee before matches since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.They have also donned the BLM slogan in an attempt to stamp out racism in football and around the world.Zaha, 28, has suffered plenty of racial abuse in the past and has been targeted on social media.And the former Manchester United man has opened up on the Premier League action, speaking on the On The Judy podcast."The whole kneeling down - why must I kneel down for you to show that we matter?" Zaha said."Why must I even wear Black Lives Matter on the back of my top to show you that we matter? This is all degrading stuff."When people constantly want to

Nathaniel Rateliff, 42, is set to take the stage at SNL for the first time! With a unique sound that blends blues, folk, R&B and rock, Nathaniel will undoubtedly be serenading the audience. The St. Louis native took to social media to announce the news, posting an image of his name alongside host Regina King‘s. “Live from New York…,” he captioned the snap, clearly thrilled for the the big move. Learn more about the singer who’s song was just featured in Justin Timberlake‘s new movie Palmer.

Netflix viewers have been left struggling to sleep after watching murder documentary Crime Scene: The Vanishing At The Cecil Hotel, which was released on the streaming site this week.The four-part documentary is exploring the mysterious deaths that occurred at the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles between the 1930s to the 60s.Whilst it explores a number of shocking incidents, including serial killer Richard Ramirez's rampage which he lived in the hotel for several weeks, it focuses on one person in particular.College student Elisa Lam, 21, vanished in 2013 while she was staying at the hotel, and her body was eventually found in the water tank on the roof.A shocking CCTV clip of Elisa using the elevator in the hotel went viral online, where the

Haunting images show inside an abandoned 1950s hairdressers which look like it has been frozen in time.

straight to your inbox every day for free Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits he's still "following" the career of Erling Haaland after a failed attempt to bring him to Manchester United last year. The United manager tried to sign Haaland from RB Salzburg before he joined Borussia Dortmund in January 2020 as he desperately looked to add a new striker to his first-team squad.Since, the Norway international has scored 38 goals in just 40 appearances, becoming one of the most sought-after talents in Europe.

An urban explorer has taken a look around an eerie mansion which had laid abandoned for more than 50 years and had an impressive history.

Stewarton to make sure no one goes hungry in the area.Stewarton Community Larder is to help people who are struggling to put food on the table in the town.Potter’s House Church in Stewarton will run the larder every Saturday from 10am to 12 noon.These are to help people on low incomes or recovering from crisis by offering dignity and choice in exchange for a small yearly membership fee. Cutting food costs means people are better able to manage other debts and outgoings.The church have been providing food on a regular basis each Monday night to people in need through Fareshare and Neighbourly initiatives.

St Mirren hero Frank McGarvey knows a thing or two about tasting success with the Buddies. In his first stint at the club, the clinical young striker helped fire Alex Ferguson’s Furies to the First Division title in 1977.

Premiership players in the act.The St Mirren boss fears the growing number of con artists are tricking top flight referees into handing out penalties is getting out of control.And now Goodwin is calling for VAR to be introduced in Scotland in a bid to help officials clamp down on individual players who con their way to spot kicks in key moments, referencing penalties Hibs and Celtic picked up in Paisley recently as a case in point.He told Express Sport: “If players are constantly diving to win penalties then there should be punishments and consistency with it.“I am watching some of the game recently and seeing certain individuals at certain teams continuously getting penalties for minimal contact.“I am asking the referees to be stronger and

The Downton Abbey is still coming, Hugh Bonneville assures fans.

straight to your inbox every day for freeHere is your Manchester United morning digest on Saturday, February 13.Transfer claimManchester United's interest in Watford's Ismaila Sarr last summer failed to materialise into a loan move due to a disagreement over whether there should be an option to buy, according to the player's agent.United were keen on signing a right-winger in the summer, with Borussia Dortmund star Jadon Sancho their main target, but when it became clear that a move for Sancho wouldn't be feasible, United considered other options, including Sarr.The 22-year-old joined Watford from Rennes in 2019 and was widely tipped to leave Vicarage Road after just a season at the club following some impressive performances.Yet no move

Britney Spears' fans are in an uproar over her conservatorship these days, but her ex-husband Kevin Federline's attorney feels differently. While Spears' conservatorship has been a point of controversy for some time now, interest in the matter was renewed after the documentary "Framing Britney Spears" aired on FX and Hulu earlier this month.

Several major airlines have issued new policies following the latest update to travel restrictions during the Covid pandemic.

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Jurgen Klopp still expected his Liverpool side to grind out wins even when they've been below their best and hit by injuries.The Kop boss is preparing his side to face Leicester today looking to get back to winning ways after two defeats on the trot against Brighton and Manchester City.The Reds have also recently lost at home to Burnley to leave the defending out of the Premier League title race as they trail leaders City by 10 points.It means Saturday's lunchtime kick-off with the Foxes could be a crucial win in a bid to secure a top four spot and Champions League qualification.But Klopp – ahead of his 300th game in charge of the Reds - admitted he thought they