Brits start to get stressed once we're 7 minutes or more late to planned events

boxing fans brawled amongst themselves.

Spoiler alert for fans who haven’t caught up yet but Kush’s exit storyline caused EastEnders viewers so much upset that they flocked to Ofcom to complain.

West Ham fans not to expect major summer signings - even if they reach the Champions League.The Hammers, who go to Burnley tomorrow night, were three points off the top four coming into the weekend.But whether they manage to secure a Champions League spot or end up in the Europa League, Moyes insists the size of the club’s transfer kitty will mean NO big-money arrivals.The Irons boss, linked with £40million-rated Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham, said: “The biggest thing is that there will be a lack of funds - not just at West Ham but at a lot of clubs this summer.“We’ve gone through 18 months of a pandemic, no crowds, no corporate, cuts in most things, so I would think it will be a summer of lesser transfer activity.”West Ham have experienced

Rangers, conceding a goal and going down to 10 men in the same incident. Having been booked already, Callum McGregor was late on Glen Kamara, sending the Finland international sprawling to the turf.

The Jags edged the Diamonds 1-0 last Saturday before going on to seal the title on Tuesday with a 5-0 win over Falkirk. But Airdrie have taken a step closer to joining them in the Championship next season after beating Cove Rangers 2-0 yesterday, thanks to second half efforts from Calum Gallagher and Dean Ritchie, following a midweek win over Montrose.That is enough to guarantee them a play-off spot and a win in their final match on Tuesday at home to Falkirk would see them finish runners-up in the table, as well as ensuring they avoid a Championship side in the play-off semi-finals.Murray said: "It's really nice for us to be in the play-offs with a game to spare and also in a position to try and clinch second place.

A 71-year-old granny who is a powerlifting champion says she has no plans to quit and laughs at people who tell her she's too old.

Heating up in Hollywood! If you’re looking to add more stylish pieces to your spring wardrobe or if you love indulging in a glass of wine after a long day, Us Weekly has you covered! Find out what celebrities are buzzing about this week by scrolling through the photos!

Paul Weller has discussed getting sober, saying he gets “more from music” now than when he was drinking.The former frontman of The Jam has been sober since 2010, and reflected on the differences in his life now during a new interview.In a new piece in The Guardian, which saw Weller answer questions from fans, one asked: “Since you’ve become sober, your lyrics are deeper and more soulful, musically more diverse. It’s given you a whole new lease of life.

Scott Brown statue in time for the captain to return as manager "in two years". The Parkhead diehard has paid tribute to the departing skipper as he prepares to line up in a derby clash with Rangers for the final time.

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Manchester United return to Premier League action on Sunday, as they host long-time rivals Liverpool at Old Trafford.

Covid rules will last beyond June, a top Tory confirmed today - despite reports the one-metre-plus social distancing limit will be axed.

Fun-loving Brits made the most of the Bank Holiday weekend and braved the cold to hit pubs and bars across the country.

Alfie Templeman has teamed up with Irish songwriter April on a new track – listen to ‘One More Day’ below.The song appears on Templeman’s imminent mini-album ‘Forever Isn’t Long Enough’, which comes out next week (May 7) via Chess Club.“‘One More Day’ is the most subtle song on the record,” Templeman said in a statement. “I wanted to make something that sounded like the soundtrack to a sunset.“April made the song that extra bit special, her verse and harmonies really complimented the track and helps you to see its context really clearly.”April added: “I love Alfie’s music so when he said he had a song for me to feature on I was so excited – I was instantly hooked.

Beaming Rita Ora and Taika Waititi look really cosy as they took in the premiere of RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under in Sydney.

Fancy an escape? Sign up to the Chill newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on UK holidays Cyprus is opening up to Brits again from May 10 – but you'll have to wait until the government gives the all-clear on international travel.Tourists from 65 countries worldwide will be permitted to visit the Mediterranean island from May 10 to go on holiday again.Those who have been vaccinated won't even have to have a Covid test or quarantine.Meanwhile, unvaccinated visitors from certain countries are expected to provide a negative PCR test 72 hours before departure, and take a second test upon arrival.Before you get planning your trip though, you’ll still need to obtain approval on cyprusflightpass.gov.cy.Here you'll need to submit your

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A Tory donor was asked to fund a nanny for Boris Johnson's baby because the Prime Minister can't survive on his £157,372-a-year salary, bombshell reports say today.

Borussia Dortmund thrashed Holsten Kiel 5-0 to reach the German Cup final.United target Erling Haaland was missing through injury - but two other stars linked with the Premier League giants helped set up a showdown with RB Leipzig.Jadon Sancho set up two of Dortmund's goals - including one for fellow England youngster Jude Bellingham.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side could renew their interest in Sancho this summer with the winger in impressive form - while they also wanted Bellingham before the teenage star headed for the Bundesliga.And it was the link-up between the two that provided arguably the moment of the match.Playing on the left wing, Sancho found his way into the penalty area with a mazy run, bamboozling Kiel's defenders through a

Princess Anne will be offered Prince Harry and Prince Philip's royal and military patronages, an expert reckons.The Queen will reward her only daughter, 70, with the honorary titles as she "commands the respect of the armed forces".She is also considered the "hardest-working" member of the Royal Family, Thomas Mace-Archer-Mills said.The founder of the British Monarchists Society added that she is married to the "military man" Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence and her "no nonsense" attitude is "what the military is about".He told the Daily Star: "Princess Anne is very happy where she is: she's not one for fuss, just like her father."She's time after time considered the hardest working member of the Royal Family."It would be a shock if she

legal dispute with his gran after £50,000 of her savings vanished was ordered to repay thousands of pounds to relatives.We revealed last week how James Mill, from Irvine, Ayrshire, had failed to fulfil a court order to return the money Isabella Mill and her partner gave him when he offered to help them buy a home together.Now it has emerged that a firm linked to the 33-year-old’s hotel business “unlawfully deducted” wages from his mum’s cousin’s wife and her son – while the dispute with his gran was ongoing.An employment tribunal ordered the firm to pay back more than £8000 to the two former workers and revealed how other staff had complained of missing wages.Isabella, 77, cried as she told the Sunday Mail how she had been forced to take