Brighton 1-1 Liverpool: 5 talking points as Reds punished by late Seagulls penalty

The Queen is reportedly all set to help Prince Andrew pay off his £12million settlement to accuser Virginia Giuffre.

A new pizza takeaway is set to open up in Larkhall's Union Street this spring.

Bodo/Glimt held a meditation session to prepare them for the wall of sound they'll experience against Celtic on Thursday night.

Martin Compston fans were delighted to see the Scots actor back on TV screens for the second season of Traces.

Alan Carr’s estranged hubby Paul Drayton has vowed to never drink again after booze wrecked his marriage and landed him in jail.He was briefly sent to prison for crashing into a police car while drunk and returned to rehab after his release.Paul showed fans around his room at the treatment centre before revealing it was his last day at the drying out clinic.In a question-and-answer session on Instagram he said the biggest lesson he had learned was "don’t pick up another alcoholic drink".He said: "This is my last day in rehab."Packed my case read (sic) to go and get picked up."It has been quite emotional to be honest with you but worth it.

Volunteers from around the UK are being recruited to take part in a new study for an Omicron booster jab.

Members of Dundee’s LGBT+ community have been invited to a weekend ‘Queer Question Time’.

A stalker who crept into his victim's home several times over a period of weeks has been ordered to stay away from her for two years.

autopsy report which describes how the convict convulsed for 15 minutes before dying of his lethal injection. Grant had sentenced to death in 1998 for the killing of Gay Carter, a member of staff at the prison where he was serving time for robbery, whom he stabbed 16 times.At his execution in October 2021, Grant reportedly swore repeatedly and cried 'Let's go' before he was injected.

Gary Lineker has brutally mocked Prince Andrew with a sarcastic tweet following the announcement that the Duke of York has reached an out of court settlement with claimant Virginia Giuffre.Ms Giuffre, 38, has accused the Duke of sexually assaulting her on three occasions when she was 17 - though the Prince has repeatedly rebuked these allegationsBut despite demanding a trial by jury to clear his name, Andrew performed a drastic u-turn on Tuesday to reach a 'settlement in principle' with Ms Giuffre, thought to be in the region of £12million.In an exclusive interview with The Daily Star, royal expert Kinsey Schofield revealed the out of court agreement to be "the best possible outcome for the royal family brand."But that hasn't stopped Match of the Day host Lineker from having a sly dig at the Duke on Twitter.Lineker wrote: "Reports that Palace have spent as much as £12m on Giuffre." "I’m not sure it’s enough to avoid going down," quipped the former Barcelona and Tottenham forward.It's also not the first time Lineker has tweeted about the Prince's dealings with Ms Giuffre.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

great white shark which attacked him out of the blue while startled fishermen look on in shock.The short clip shows the aftermath of the attack in Australia as the fisherman perched on a bank watch the waves roll over the scene of the fatal attack. Blurred out in the centre, red water marks the spot where the remains of the unfortunate swimmer, who was reportedly bitten in half, float.

Liverpool defender Andrew Robertson believes VAR has taken something away from football after the controversial decision to award Brighton a penalty on Saturday.

straight to your inboxManchester City fans believe James Milner and Liverpool are in no position to fume with decisions made by VAR this season. Liverpool took the lead in Saturday's meeting with Brighton thanks to Diogo Jota and had two goals rightly disallowed for offside.In the closing stages, Andy Robertson made contact with Danny Welbeck when attempting to clear the ball and referee Stuart Atwell pointed to the spot after reviewing the incident on the pitch side monitor.

Liverpool’s latest VAR drama in their draw against Brighton saw former Everton rival Sylvain Distin say the technology is “killing the game”.The Reds were on the wrong end of the refereeing decisions as they conceded a 1-1 draw to the Seagulls.Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane both had goals ruled out for correct offside decisions. But Andy Robertson’s attempted stoppage-time clearance saw him clip Danny Welbeck in the penalty box, leading to a VAR review and Stuart Attwell pointing to the spot.

Liverpool player to question the use of VAR following Liverpool’s controversial 1-1 draw with Brighton.

Andy Robertson has called on the Premier League to take its players into consideration after VAR overshadowed Liverpool's draw with Brighton. The English champions had two goals chopped off for offside on the south coast before Diogo Jota put them in front on the hour mark.Brighton nicked a point deep into stoppage time, however, when the technology flagged up a foul from Robertson on Danny Welbeck in the area.A debate ensued over whether the referee had made a 'clear and obvious error' by missing the kick but he eventually pointed to the spot and Pascal Gross converted.The stop-start game was also marred by a number of injuries with Neal Maupay and James Milner both forced off with hamstring problems.

Andy Robertson has become the latest Liverpool player to question VAR in it’s current form after he conceded a stoppage-time penalty against Brighton.

Liverpool are back at the Premier League summit despite Andy Robertson landing them in a spot of bother at the death against Brighton.Portuguese ace Diogo Jota’s ninth goal since his summer switch from Wolves appeared to have secured the Reds a sixth victory on the bounce at the Amex Stadium.But that was before Robertson missed the ball with an attempted clearance in added time, catching Danny Welbeck’s foot in the process.There were no appeals and, initially, no whistle from referee Stuart Attwell either.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp could find himself in hot water with the FA after the Reds conceded a late equaliser to Brighton.Pascal Gross scored from the spot after VAR spotted a potential foul from Andrew Robertson on Danny Welbeck and alerted referee Stuart Attwell.He overturned his original decision and awarded the penalty with Gross’s effort cancelling out Diogo Jota’s goal in the Premier League clash.Though Klopp was clearly annoyed with the decision having been spotted clapping the linesman and following him down the touchline.Klopp was also seen to be saying “Oh my God” after the penalty was scored, while shaking his head.The FA may want to take a closer look at the German’s reaction with a fine a potential punishment.Klopp has been

Liverpool were denied a win at Brighton.

Liverpool looked set to claim all three point at Brighton thanks to Diogo Jota's second half striker - only to have to settle for a point after Pascal Gross' injury time penalty.