Celtic away kit 'leaked' as lime green adidas shirt is shared on social media

Royal Family are some of the most recognisable people in the world - but they still sometimes use code names when they’re out in public for security purposes.Most people know that Her Majesty the Queen’s official call-sign is “London Bridge,” which would be used in official communications around the monarchs death.But for day-to-day business, Royal staff and security officers call Her Majesty “Sharon”.It’s meant as a simple ruse to prevent phone and radio hackers working out when they’ve found the right signal.When they’re out and about, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge sometimes use fake names. Partly for security and partly, no doubt, for fun.Back in 2010, when William was a search and rescue pilot based at an RAF airfield in Wales, Kate accidentally gave one of her “secret” names away, reports the Mirror.While buying a wetsuit at a water sports store, she realised she didn’t have her purse with her.

home which looks like it's stuck in the 1960s is on the market for just £395,000 and has one special secret. The property in Southville, Bristol, has been lived in by the same family for 65 years, with much of the now bizarre interior kept the same.The blindingly jazzy carpets and wallpaper are in desperate need of a refresh, along with the retro wood panelling.

Chelsea director Eugene Tenenbaum was caught up in a sanctions storm today after the UK government took action against Roman Abramovich.The Blues were thrown into turmoil as their billionaire Russian owner had his assets frozen - and the club now faces an uncertain future.But the sanctions have implications for Tenenbaum too, who is described on Chelsea's own website as "one of Abramovich's closest associates."In making their case against Chelsea's owner, the UK government pointed the finger at his steel company Evraz PLC, which has its headquarters in London.One of the accusations levelled at Abramovich is that Evraz may have supplied steel for Russian tanks involved in the invasion of Ukraine.Tenenbaum - who was born in Ukraine - sits on the board of both Chelsea and Evraz.Official UK government documents published on Thursday said: "Evraz PLC is or has been involved in providing financial services, or making available funds, economic resources, goods or technology that could contribute to destabilising Ukraine or undermining or threatening the territorial integrity, sovereignty or independence of Ukraine – which includes potentially supplying steel to the Russian military which may have been used in the production of tanks."Tenenbaum, who has yet to comment, joined the Chelsea board when Abramovich purchased the club in 2003, and was appointed to the board of Evraz in 2011.He was born in Ukraine when it was part of the former Soviet Union but moved to Canada at a young age.Tenenbaum is a long-time associate of Abramovich and was formerly head of corporate finance at Sibneft, the oil company sold by Abramovich in 2006.But he faces an uncertain future at the club with the Chelsea owner attempting to sell despite being

Benedict Cumberbatch is a master of impressions.

Celtic are working hard on a new goalkeeper with Scott Bain their only senior stopper following Craig Gordon's exit. They are trying to get Fraser Forster back but that's in the balance, while moves are also on the cards for Joe Hart and David Marshall.

Kristoffer Ajer right by his side in Celtic’s bid for Ten in a Row.The French defender is adamant his defensive colleague can go right to the summit of the game and destined for the highest levels.However, despite current interest from clubs in England and across Europe in the Norwegian international, Jullien has made it crystal clear he’s keen for Ajer to remain at Parkhead and be firmly part of the bid to make history.He said: “He is a great defender and, ultimately, I think that he can do everything.“He runs a lot, he defends, he can take the ball into the midfield and play.

Kris Ajer.The Celtic defender is being followed by some of Europe's biggest clubs, with the particularly keen.The Serie A giants are looking for a partner for Alessio Romagnoli, and at just 22 the Norwegian fits the bill.According to Tuttosport, Milan have had a first offer for Ajer rejected and have also seen a bid turned down for Wesley Fofana of Saint-Etienne.The newspaper believes the Parkhead club are asking for €30million (£27million) for the defender, which would eclipse the fee received for Kieran Tierney last summer.However, the Milanese hope to take advantage of the fact the youngster's contract expires in 2022 to lower that price.Meanwhile, Sky Italia reports that Milan have made contact with Ajer's agents to sound out the

Robby McCrorie has returned to Livingston after the keeper today signed a season-long loan deal from Rangers.The 22-year-old made eight appearances for the Lions last term before the Covid-19 pandemic brought about an early finish to the campaign.The Ibrox stopper becomes the fourth new arrival of the summer after winger James Forrest, defender Jack Fitzwater and attacker Matej Poplatnik.The Scotland under-21 keeper signed a contract extension with Rangers earlier this summer but the arrival of Jon McLaughlin meant he was always likely to be loaned out once more.

Scott Brown has insisted Celtic did their talking on the park to win Nine in a Row.

Former boss Billy Ogilvie reckons chucking the Celtic team line on the floor before their blockbuster Scottish Cup tie with the Hoops was key for East Kilbride.

Scottish football have been full of official club statements in recent weeks but Celtic have been removed from the recriminations.

Neil Lennon has picked his Celtic goal of the season from a showreel of "outstanding" strikes.

James Forrest has revealed he will be voting for Odsonne Edouard in Celtic's player of the year awards.

Celtic skipper Scott Brown admits he's found it weird to be be training at home every day but says competitions with his team-mates is keeping him going.

Celtic defender Kris Ajer insists "I'm not focusing on my future" as he steps up his fitness work during the shutdown.

Celtic wonderkid Jeremie Frimpong has named Ryan Christie as the team-mate he'd most like to be quarantined with during the coronavirus lockdown.

Former Celtic star Moussa Dembele wants Mikael Lustig's iconic police hat celebration to be immortalised within the Parkhead trophy room.

Celtic defender Kris Ajer is being linked with a mega money summer move to Serie A giants AC Milan.

Kris Ajer's agent may be adamant the Norwegian defender is set to leave Celtic for big bucks this summer.

Concerned Hatem Abd Elhamed admits he's desperate to hear whether he will be crowned a Premiership winner in his first season in Scotland after revealing he's been stunned at the impact of COVID-19 on football.

Neil Lennon has hailed James Forrest’s durability amid the Premiership rough and tumble, insisting he has hit top form again.