Callum Davidson on his Stoke City relegation hell and the Gordon Strachan factor that prompted his move south

Russia. In a clip uploaded on Twitter by Sky News reporter Emily Upton, people are forming a line out the door of the clinic and all the way to a car park.The Ukrainians look tired but resolute as they prepare to do whatever they can to help keep war casualties alive.A young blood donor wearing a green coat gives a peace sign towards the camera as he walks past.The journalist said the doctor commented that the last time he saw this scale of blood donation was during the 2014 conflict in Donbas.

The One Show fans weren't best pleased to learn that their favourite evening programme had been moved across to BBC Two on Thursday February 24.Ordinarily, the programme kicks off on BBC One at 7pm every weekday - however the family favourite show will now need to vacate to it's sister channel for tonights episode. Instead, BBC News At Six has dominated the primetime slot after Russia invaded Ukraine by air, land and sea.

Ethan Shanfeld The Florida state House of Representatives passed the controversial “Don’t Say Gay” bill on Thursday, The Hill reports. The legislation would limit discussions of sexual orientation and gender identity in schools.The legislation, officially titled the Parental Rights in Education bill, passed in a 69-47 vote.

Premier League clubs including Arsenal and Tottenham have led the way in building stunning new bases across the past 15 years - but some expensive projects fall by the wayside too.Although many projects get left on the drawing board, others have gone as far as setting up building works before the plug was pulled - resulting in expensive eyesores for the local community.Daily Star Sport has looked at four projects that never made it to fruition, including a half-finished structure that was due to be even bigger than Wembley....Nou Mestalla is a planned 50,000-seat football stadium to replace Valencia's 48,600 seater Mestalla - that remains partially built.With costs estimated to be around £250million, the design features a futuristic exterior as well as aluminium cladding and an unusual wood interior.With plans initially unveiled way back in 2006, planned capacity was reduced from 80,000 to 61,500 and later 54,000, with construction beginning in 2007 - and dreams of a 2009 opening.A tragedy hit when four construction workers lost their lives in 2008, with construction not being renewed after it came to a halt in 2013.The current plan is for the stadium to open in 2024, with an estimate of 43.000-50.000 seats.Chinese Super League side Guangzhou Evergrande, now known simply as Guangzhou FC, revealed plans to build a stunning 100,000 seater stadium back in 2020.The new home venue of their club has a construction cost of 12 billion yuan, which is almost £1.5billion, and had a planned opening for December of 2022.However, The Evergrande Group, who are owners of the club and also one of China's largest property developers have since become riddled with debt.The 'Lotus Flower' Stadium has since been left part-filled with seats

LIVE ACTIVE FEATURE: May Thompson on keeping fit through lockdown“Everything has been very professional, short and sharp. It’s getting our fitness back up quickly.“When I first came up to the club Callum Davidson was the assistant.“I got to work really well with him in the first season.“To have him back and knowing that he played the same position as me, I’m going to learn everything I can from him.“He is constantly talking to me and is always teaching me things.

Hearts legend Gary Mackay has backed Tommy Wright to take over and lead the Tynecastle club out of the Championship.

St Johnstone supporters are toasting another top-six finish after the Scottish Premiership season was concluded with immediate effect.

Callum Hendry reckons Tommy Wright’s tough love approach got the best out of him – and he hopes the next manager will be of a similar ilk.

Murray Davidson will not be pestering St Johnstone for an answer regarding his contract situation — but has voiced his desire to remain with the club.

Callum Davidson has ruled himself out of a return to St Johnstone to succeed Tommy Wright.

Steve Brown hit the managerial bullseye when he appointed Tommy Wright and watched him lead St Johnstone to Scottish Cup glory in his first season.

Tommy Wright reckons he has left St Johnstone at the "right time" despite the emotion of departing after a brilliant seven year spell with the Perth club.

St Johnstone fans are already calling for the introduction of “The Tommy Wright Stand” at McDiarmid Park.

Former St Johnstone forward Steven MacLean was not surprised to watch Stevie May start banging in the goals.

Stephen Craigan has talked up old Motherwell colleague Stephen Robinson for the vacant Northern Ireland managerial role.

The Irish Football Association plan to go through a full interview process - with Stephen Robinson, Tommy Wright and Austin MacPhee all under consideration to become their next boss.

St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright has warned that it "looks impossible" to finish the top flight season.

Being misunderstood is expected as a Scot when you're in England.

Gordon Strachan has cast an eye back over his Celtic spell and settled on a best XI.

It's fair to say there's not much that would have fazed the Milan team of the mid-2000s.

Gordon Strachan says the Scottish football season must NOT be brought to a premature end - and insists the Premiership title race could yet take another dramatic swing.